Single Attacker Theory Of The Murder Of Meredith Kercher

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A graphically descriptive account of how solo operating petty burglar, Rudy Guede, climbed a wall and entered through a broken window into the upper flat of Via della Pergola 7 in Perugia, Italy and carried out the several crimes against Meredith Kercher on the night of November 1, 2007 without the participation or help from anyone else.Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito were tried for the murder of Meredith Kercher and related charges three times with two guilty verdicts and one innocent verdict in between. Along the way they spent four years in prison for crimes they did not do. Their long legal battle abruptly ended on March 27, 2015 when Italy’s highest court vacated the latest guilty verdict and declared they were innocent.The Author is retired Forensic Engineer Ron Hendry, who in June of 2010, was provided extraordinary access to police crime scene videos and photos. His analysis uncovered several important findings overlooked by the police investigation with one being that the victim’s bra had been torn off by hand instead of being cut off. Another important finding was that sloppy handling of bloody clothing by the police had led to deposits of blood under the victim’s bed that the police later claimed had been made during a cover-up of the crime immediately after it occurred. A series of articles containing his findings and reconstruction work were published in the Injustice In Perugia www.injusticeinperugia.org website in the fall of 2010. The narrative is based upon Author Ron Hendry's prior investigation and reconstruction of the criminal events in the upper flat. Included in the narrative are some actions of Rudy Guede that the Author extrapolated from Rudy’s early self serving statements along with the Author's interpretation of his motives for the several crimes.The narrative describes in detail and shows clear evidence that the intruder, Rudy Guede, broke the upstairs window with a rock thrown from the outside and then climbed the brick wall to enter the upper flat.The narrative also explains the street fighter actions and control holds by the knife wielding intruder, Rudy Guede, as he quickly subdued and mortally wounded the victim. It also explains, possibly for the first time, why the victim’s left hand had no defensive knife contact markings. The lack of defensive wounds to the victim’s left hand has long been cited by conspiracists as being proof that multiple persons were involved in the murder.As the narrative progresses, the Author points out an assortment of failures by the police in their investigation and interpretation of the crime scene.The full set of police crime scene photos analyzed by the Author in 2010, are now available on the internet. Selected police crime scene photos are used throughout the narrative to illustrate the points and actions depicted in the narrative. Some of the selected photos have been cropped and markers have been added to some to emphasize the evidence discussed.Author Ron Hendry has recently written and published a second e-book on the Meredith Kercher murder entitled “When Innocence Doesn’t Matter.” This e-book provides a chronological narrative of the relevant events before, during, and after the murder of Meredith Kercher and goes into the several police investigation and prosecution missteps that led to the wrongful conviction of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito. Ron Hendry has also previously written and published a sports history book entitled “Athens Day in the Sun”, which is available in hardback on Amazon. In addition, he authored an eight part investigative series on the murder of Kent Heitholt which was published on the Injustice Anywhere web site and the Justice for Kent Heitholt Facebook site.