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**pushokalex1** · 12-06-2009, 09:59 PM

Like I said, no evidence at all was produced to prove Knox had been in the room where Kercher's body was found. Not a single fingerprint or piece of forensic evidence was found in the room from either Knox or her boyfriend.

A post about hallways and bathroom fixtures doesn't dispute the fact.

Key forensic evidence against Knox includes her footprint in blood in the hallway outside Kercher's room. There are also mixed traces of Knox's DNA and Kercher's blood on the fixtures in the bathroom the girls shared. What? Do I have to address that? Like a shared bathroom wouldn't have DNA from Knox? What about the room where the body was actually found?
Yeah.

Nothing in the Newsweek article contradicts my statement. The bathroom and hallway? naturally they contain Knox's traces. She lived there.

12-06-2009, 09:59 PM	#45
pushokalex1 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 418 Senior Member	Like I said, no evidence at all was produced to prove Knox had been in the room where Kercher's body was found. Not a single fingerprint or piece of forensic evidence was found in the room from either Knox or her boyfriend. A post about hallways and bathroom fixtures doesn't dispute the fact. Key forensic evidence against Knox includes her footprint in blood in the hallway outside Kercher's room. There are also mixed traces of Knox's DNA and Kercher's blood on the fixtures in the bathroom the girls shared. What? Do I have to address that? Like a shared bathroom wouldn't have DNA from Knox? What about the room where the body was actually found? Yeah. Nothing in the Newsweek article contradicts my statement. The bathroom and hallway? naturally they contain Knox's traces. She lived there.
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