Amanda Knox prosecutors pour scorn on forensic experts

lawyers attacking the Italian state teachers who have criticized the tests used for students of 26 years in prison for murder

Try to keep Amanda Knox murder conviction, Prosecuters Saturday launched an attack against the independent court-appointed experts who have poured scorn on the forensic evidence used to convict to 26 years imprisonment.

Manuela equipment, the third and final tax to apply to the court hearing the appeal of Knox, said that experts were both professors of forensic science, instead of practicing researchers .

and asked the jury of five women and one man: "I congratulate the wedding of his only daughter to someone who knew all the recipes by heart, but I had never cooked ? "

His family says damning expert report presented in June, gave students at the University of Washington, New Hope, making it a cautious optimism that the court will be published later this month or early next. She was joined in his appeal by his former Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, who was sentenced to 25 years.

• But, said approval, the experts had made a "shameful act". She told the two judges and juries (technically lay judges) that the two professors at the University of Rome had been given a mission, "they did not know how to respond, betray their trust."
• A third man, Rudy Guede, whose presence at the crime scene was not discovered until after his arrest, was also convicted of murdering Kercher 21 years in 2007.

prosecutors say Guede, a petty drug dealer from the Ivory Coast, joined the other in a frenetic game, drug fueled sex that ended in tragedy after a British woman resisted.

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evidence at the trial of Knox and Sollecito included a trace of his DNA on Kercher bra clip and a knife, the prosecution claimed was the murder weapon, which carries DNA of the accused and his alleged victim.

They found that DNA Sollecito may have reached the clip, who identified himself only an airtight bag and 46 days after the body was discovered, through a process of contamination. They said the third trace of DNA on the knife, which Sollecito was in the kitchen was too small to be attributed with certainty to Kercher.

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