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Defendario's avatar

Thinking about Kierkegaard and how he said people can be fooled both by believing things that are lies, and also by refusing to believe things that are true

Lynda Phoenix's avatar

Lady Justice blindfolding herself from the truth ... once again.

Charles Beans's avatar

When the story came out, it was a crime story, but all the slant was sex, sex, sex. I'm no angel, but as I read further I realized it wasn't about sex really, it was just being marketed that way to draw attention.

John Taylor's avatar

The body was arranged some time after death to look like a sexual assault. For example the bra was removed after death (from the pattern of blood). The prosecution certainly Had a group sex attack theory but it wasn’t central to Amanda Knox being convicted. It was more the fact that her dna was mixed with Meredith’s blood and sollecito dna was found on Meredith’s bra clasp and Meredith’s dna was found on a Knife in his kitchen etc etc

Philip Edwards's avatar

I first discovered Nina by reading The Fatal Gift of Beauty: The Italian Trial of Amanda Knox. Somehow I got drawn into the US side of that drama when I found websites devoted to the idea that Amanda Knox was a devil incarnate. After I spent too many hours seeing how far the conspiracists were willing to contort common sense, Nina's book appeared and stated the Occam's Razor version, which I always believed, so clearly.

Then I discovered that she's been doing that for all her professional career.

Thank you again Nina.

Wrexie Bardaglio's avatar

This is a POW, 💥, Nina.

sarah hoskins's avatar

Wow, so strange to read about this here yet perfect. I hope they interviewed you for the show. Her and Monica a lot to think about.