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**Herimoisige** · 12-06-2009, 10:56 PM

LOL.

Extasy and cocaine for me? Never. Not in a million years. Good wine ...yes.

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IMHO Guilty.

But you know what? Honestly? Her behavior with the police and the in courtroom did her in. Her mother and sisters posing for a woman's magazine in front of the house where the murder happened. It just went on and on. Incredibly arrogant people with entitlement issues... I think it tipped the scales. I know... I know... it's not supposed to be that way... but clowning around under these circumstances is going to count for a lot over here.

"Italian courts are respectable institutions where rules of decorum are strictly followed. But Knox behaved boorishly throughout the trial, and the jury will have noticed. She enters the courtroom like a beauty queen, pandering to the cameras and sometimes answering journalists' questions with a coy smile. She also wore a "Let It Be" T shirt on Valentine's Day, and has been spotted passing around chocolates, winking at Sollecito, and laying her head down on the defense table. The Italian press has had a ball with Knox's courtroom antics (and those of her family). The jury is not sequestered, and the members are free to read about the case, which means they will certainly have been exposed to rampant criticism of her conduct."

This is a good article:

http://www.newsweek.com/id/216903

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12-06-2009, 10:56 PM	#50
Herimoisige Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	LOL. Extasy and cocaine for me? Never. Not in a million years. Good wine ...yes. -- IMHO Guilty. But you know what? Honestly? Her behavior with the police and the in courtroom did her in. Her mother and sisters posing for a woman's magazine in front of the house where the murder happened. It just went on and on. Incredibly arrogant people with entitlement issues... I think it tipped the scales. I know... I know... it's not supposed to be that way... but clowning around under these circumstances is going to count for a lot over here. "Italian courts are respectable institutions where rules of decorum are strictly followed. But Knox behaved boorishly throughout the trial, and the jury will have noticed. She enters the courtroom like a beauty queen, pandering to the cameras and sometimes answering journalists' questions with a coy smile. She also wore a "Let It Be" T shirt on Valentine's Day, and has been spotted passing around chocolates, winking at Sollecito, and laying her head down on the defense table. The Italian press has had a ball with Knox's courtroom antics (and those of her family). The jury is not sequestered, and the members are free to read about the case, which means they will certainly have been exposed to rampant criticism of her conduct." This is a good article: http://www.newsweek.com/id/216903 --
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