Doesn't matter how much story develops, but one thing is certain. Amanda Knox is the woman who glues all these other suspects and the victim together therefore she's the key person and most likely involved.

Well I hope that eventually somebody breaks down and confesses. This might happen, if any of them is going to get prisoned alone. In such cases loyalty between friends ends and blaming comes in.

Jani S, Turku, Finland

According to the wonderfully accurate Seattle media. Knox is all but absolved of this crime. Her boyfriend said she's not a killer and this guy said she wasn't there.

Paying attention to forensic evidence is such a Euro thing.

Jeff, Seattle, WA

Guede's story seems crazy. I can't understand how someone who witnesses a murder and is given a clue as to the identity of the killer by a dying friend, could then decide that the rational response is to go to a disco.

Catherine, Birmingham, United Kingdom

In other articles, it is said that Guede says that he arrived at the house at 8:30pm while Meredith arrived at 8:38pm. I think this is the exact time of the CCTV video they claim to show that Amanda was arriving back at the house. It's very interesting. Perhaps the person they see on the video is actually Meredith. It's dark at this time. The camera must be some distance away. Besides, wouldn't the security video see all the people who passed the same location at any time that night? If so, there should be at least two people on video, Meredith, and Guede. The only two people with proof that they were at the house that night and must have entered at some point.

In other articles, it is said that Meredith's phone logged a connection around 10:15pm. He says he was in the bathroom for at least 12 minutes before fighting with a guy and then witnessed to be running away at 10:30pm. That places Meredith's phone connection while he was in the bathroom. It actually makes some sense

Claire, San Francisco, CA

To Jason from Baltimore...

Are you for real? A truly accurate and honest account?

So you actually believe that the suspect was in the house with Amanda, had a fight with the actual killer, sustained a cut to his hand and left to go to a disco without calling the police or emergency services?

I can't believe anyone is that gullible...

Simon, Sydney, Australia

I agree with Claire and Co.
I think that Raffaele Sollecito, the classical wealthy family son and with little experience with women, was an easy prey in the claws of the drug-addict Amanda who used him at her will to have a scapegoat.

ENRICO, Miami, USA

I look forward to repeated and exhaustive coverage of this homicide on such American programs as 48 Hours Mystery, Dateline NBC, MSNBC Investigates, City Confidential, Forensic Files, and possible even Psychic Detectives.

Jeff, Madison, Wisconsin

This mans account seems truly accurate and honest.

Jason, Baltimore, MD

The security cameras caught Amanda coming in around 9pm right? So she was there, this is all getting truly bizarre. Getting the feeling some of these 20 year-olds that people say were great friends and couldn't hurt a fly are dangerously delusional and self involved, almost sociopathic and devoid of conscience, mixing fact and fiction as if life were a movie and then not feeling responsible because it was never real in the first place. Who goes out dancing after witnessing someone dying? Or maybe he thought it would later serve as proof he couldn't have done it-he must be really dense. Scenario sounds like Amanda asked Rudy to teach her roommate a lesson and once it started they realised they had to finish her off.

Claire and Co, Paris, france

Great coverage Times! What a sad story.

Ray, New York, NY