#AmandaKnox plagiarizes Amber Hilberling
Amber Hilberling was a 19-year-old pregnant newlywed in an abusive relationship with an alleged drug addict husband who had been kicked out of the air force for his drug activities. The couple lived in a Tulsa, OK high rise building built with cheap windows. The glass was as thin as the ones used in picture frames. In one of their many arguments she pushed Josh and he crashed through the window, plummeted almost 20 stories to his death.
Italian legal experts discuss what went wrong with #AmandaKnox and the Meredith Kercher murder case
On the 10th anniversary of Meredit Kercher’s murder, Italian television show Punti di Vista invited some of the main figures from the Meredith Kercher murder trial on the show. They discussed the implications of the trial, the problems with the way the American PR media reported on the case and cleared up some of the biggest fallacies repeated about the case.
Amanda Knox turns Meredith Kercher murder into a lucrative business
It is being reported on January 27, 2018 that former murder convict, Amanda Knox, receives up to $10,000 per speaking engagement about events surrounding the murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox has spoken at various businesses, high schools/colleges and conferences in the U.S. and Canada. Most recently she spoke to students at Roanoke College in Salem, VA.
Tonya Harding waiting to be Amanda Knox
” . . .there is still something strange and deeply off about seeing a woman who might’ve been complicit in a violent attack . . .being celebrated for her strength and spirit.”
Some readers may be surprised to learn that this quote is not about Amanda Knox but another American woman known for a violent attack on another female- Tonya Harding. It is from a well-written review of her new movie, I, Tonya.
Amanda Knox public relations points published in college paper
Amanda Knox and her public relations firm must be thrilled. They have managed to have their lies spun in a college paper, “What Not to Do When Your Roommate Is Murdered in Italy: Amanda Knox, Her ‘Strange’ Behavior, and the Italian Legal System” by Martha Grace Duncan. Eighty-one pages long and citing all pro-innocence books and articles. The paper includes many factual errors; a few will be corrected here.
21-year-old Amanda and two male accomplices sentenced for murdering friend
Victim Joshua Rose (Facebook)
It is being reported on November 25, 2017 that three people in Scranton, PA were sentenced for strangling and dumping a young man, Joshua Rose, as he overdosed on heroin . They were arrested shortly after being charged with in the August 25, 2016 murder.
How public relations helps convicts get away with murder
For many years, celebrities have used their prominent status to help free convicted killers. This is because public relations has and will most likely continue to be hired to help free convicts. The most recent examples are Rihanna, Lebron James and Kim Kardashian all calling for a young woman named Cyntoia Brown to be freed. Brown has been convicted in a court of law, of murder.
Academy award for best courtroom drama – Diana Lovejoy
It is being reported on November 13, 2017 that a San Diego court witnessed a performance worthy of an Oscar. 45-year-old Diana Lovejoy and her 50-year-old gun instructor, Weldon McDavid, were found guilty of attempted murder. Lovejoy had contracted McDavid to kill her estranged husband.
Book review: Extradition #amandaknox
Book review: Extradition by Nick van der Leek
If you are interested in the Meredith Kercher case and want to know why Amanda Knox murdered her and how her public relations firm assisted in perverting the course of justice, then you must read Extradition by Nick van der Leek. This book covers the events surrounding the time after Amanda Knox returned to the U.S. through the Nencini trial where she and Raffaele Sollecito were found guilty.
A visit to Perugia, Pt. 2
Universita per Stranieri di Perugia and the road leading up to the apartments of Sollecito also Guede
Perugia was the final stop on a trip I took to several sites in central Italy. The last time I was in the country was several years prior, long enough ago that I haven’t had to understand spoken Italian and had some difficulty understanding what people were saying. When I first landed in Rome I had difficulty making out almost anything, but over the week and a half before I got to Perugia it started coming back to me and I was able to get around, order, understand the train announcements, and get the sense of what people were saying.
When I was in Rome I looked for books on the case, thinking that it wouldn’t be difficult to do and there may be some local books I wasn’t aware of. I stopped…
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