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This case seems to have more unanswered questions than anything else. From poor handling of the crime scene, to questionable forensics. Seems the Italian press convicted this girl before the jury did. Can a young American receive a fair trial outside the US at the moment, or is the perception of arrogance tainting cases such as these?
I have no idea if she was guilty, glad I wasn't on that jury, but I don't think she received a fair trial.
Of course they were going to convict her. The trial was just for show.
We as Americans forget that our country's laws and legal protections do not follow us wherever we go around the world. In most of the world, you have to prove your innocence and even then it doesn't always matter.
The Italian justice system is a joke, from what I've seen in the press. Of course, I don't have first hand knowledge. Also, I wasn't on the Jury, and I didn't hear all of the facts.
What I've seen and heard from the press would cast a shadow of doubt for me.
She is an evil little girl who was also involved in the murder of a British girl. I guess she thought her pretty little face made her invincible.
Sorrrrryy. Have fun in prison.
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