Wednesday, November 23, 2022
Dr Mignini’s 360-Page Blockbuster Book Due To Be Released in One Month
Posted by Our Main Posters
1. Re The Book
Dr Mignini’s book will be released before Christmas by the University Of Perugia Press.
An English edition of the ultra-serious 360-page opus is in the works. We have not seen it yet, but we do understand that it closely mirrors and takes much further the general thrust of this page.
It follows hard on the heels of the Rudy Guede book which has just hammmered home that:
(1) all courts ruled that it had to have been a three-person attack (this was largely based on autopsy and situational evidence and a whole-day reconstruction PRESENTED IN CLOSED COURT);
(2) Knox & Sollecito were definitely at the scene of the crime; there was not a single scrap of evidence that anyone else was.
Not something unknown to every single Italian, but a useful time for it to be hammered home.
2. Re The Case
It seems all Italy is heartily sick of being globally impugned for a fine and fair legal process which was repeatedly illegally undermined. Sollecito’s appeal for damages was caustically shot down; tellingly, Knox did not even apply.
The 2015 Supreme Court findings and verdict were nonsense, probably deliberately so to hint at pressures applied. In their report, the Fifth Chambers made clear that new evidence could render their verdict null and void.
The new evidence is of course the small mountain which the Fifth Chambers chose to ignore.
The President of the Republic and the Italian Supreme Court can each order a reopening of the case and a repeat of the final appeal.
The initiative is said to already have support within Parliament, Cassation, the Ministry of Justice, and the Council of Magistrates.
It is clearly likely to be huge, and could ripple on for years. Knox & Sollecito, their parents, their lawyers, their PR, and others in Italy could find themselves caught up in the net.
Maybe even more in the US: Preston, Ciolino, Moore, Fischer, Heavey, Burleigh, Hampikian, and a dozen others might find diffamazione targets on their backs.
Sollecito and his shadow writer Gumbel already lost a diffamazione trial, in Florence, that cost them big fines, and Knox lost a calunnia trial in Perugia, which cost her three years and huge damages owed to Patrick (still unpaid).
It’s strongly recommended that you check out the 2015 Cassation critiques in our right column and especially (in this order) the critiques of the Prosecution, of Machiavelli, and of James Raper, who may all be having a very nice day.
Posted by Our Main Posters on 11/23/22 at 12:42 PM in