Finally!

I am delighted to see that Italy's top criminal court has thrown out past convictions for Amanda Knox and her Italian boyfriend because there was no proof they were at the crime scene. The court has faulted the prosecutors for presenting a flawed and hastily constructed case, and vindicated the pair once and for all for the 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy. Having read the so-called evidence, I never believed for a moment Ms. Knox has any part in this murder, and was always disturbed by the large number of hate-filled detractors who were so certain—without reason—that this young couple were savage killers. The motive alone dreamed up by the nutty prosecutor was absurd enough: Supposedly they killed her because she refused to have an orgy with them and street person, drug dealer, Rudy Guede. He by the way was the sole and ruthless killer whom the generous court only sentenced to 16 years in prison. I'm sure all the emotionally disturbed people who chose to hate Amanda will continue to think the worst, as that's what those people do. But no matter. Now Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito can live their lives free from being hounded by their own Inspector Javert, the evil and obsessed Giuliano Mignini.