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Justin Lai, Vancouver, B.C. — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 06:11:34 GMT

Okay, here's the deal. If you are innocent, why would you change your story so many times? Your stories are vastly different. Even if you can't recall, make your story based on any memories you have and consult a lawyer.

A little bit of 'bene'

cel, fort worth, tx — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 17:12:33 GMT

I want to broadcast that a young man, 20-years old, a student at Rice University in Houston, TX has been missing for a week.

I have 2 sons and would want every possible avenue traveled to make sure they were safe. Please check Rice's website of google Matthew Wilson.

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Theda Bernardo, Manila, Philippines — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 16:24:33 GMT

I really don't know what has happened on this case. I'm just basing it on what I've read. The story didn't mention evidence against Guede's sexual assault. It said Guede admitted to having contact with Kercher and he has his DNA on her but it didn't say that he forced her. However, AP reported that prosecutors said that she was killed while resisting the sexual act. Also, Kercher has a boyfriend which leads to the question, why would she sleep with Guede?

Zandt mentioned that Guede heard a scream while in the bathroom on the night of the murder and that he saw an Italian man. Circumstantial though, it can be linked to the footprint found that matched Sollecito's shoes which may be your physical evidence.

Justin has a good point about Knox too. One person may have different statements that may be brought about by recalling an event which is not the case for Knox. She's changed the story many times that it was glaring that she's making everything up. What she needs is a good story on how her DNA got on the knife and her blood in the bathroom cause this suggests struggle and this puts her on the scene.

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donnell mitchell — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 20:45:29 GMT

I enjoy reading the news from other countries.

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Ileen Meier, St. Louis, MO — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 18:19:25 GMT

It was stated that the knife went in left to right, which would substantiate the theory that she was being assaulted from behind, if the killer was left handed. Guede says the Italian man he saw upon his return from the bathroom was holding the knife in his left hand.