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**byncnombmub** · 08-11-2010, 09:57 PM

Motive is important because it's the reason behind the murder. If someone kills without motive, they are likely insane. I'm not saying she's innocent but the lack of motive sets off alarm bells for me.

Knox lived in the same house in which the murder happened. Her DNA should be everywhere. it may be in places that are unexpected that would incriminate her but I think you still need to find some motive to close the deal. Someone must have some idea why an honor student would join with a drug dealer in a murder.

Fair enough. The prosecution claims that two hated each other, but I don't find that special. I think without a doubt Knox was at the scene and participated in covering it up, which doesn't mean she did it, but she should certainly start talking.

08-11-2010, 09:57 PM	#8
byncnombmub Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	Motive is important because it's the reason behind the murder. If someone kills without motive, they are likely insane. I'm not saying she's innocent but the lack of motive sets off alarm bells for me. Knox lived in the same house in which the murder happened. Her DNA should be everywhere. it may be in places that are unexpected that would incriminate her but I think you still need to find some motive to close the deal. Someone must have some idea why an honor student would join with a drug dealer in a murder. Fair enough. The prosecution claims that two hated each other, but I don't find that special. I think without a doubt Knox was at the scene and participated in covering it up, which doesn't mean she did it, but she should certainly start talking.
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