First, kudos to Observer for some fine links. I especially liked http://lesswrong.com/lw/1j7/the_amanda_knox_test_how_an_hour_on_the_internet/ and I hope that everyone takes the time to read the postscript. Second, the comments thread for the previous post on Dr. Kekule has drifted into a discussion of Knox’s behavior. That’s OK; I was considering hosting an open thread on her behavior/credibility anyway. So, let’s keep using the Kekule thread for questions of behavior and try to stay more on topic in future forensics threads. Comments are disabled for this very brief post.
Update (22 January 2010)
I will consider submissions on the subject of the Knox/Sollecito case. Here is your chance to be a guest blogger.
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Shouting at the ocean with pebbles in my mouth since 2008. The subjects of this blog include forensics, the war-on-terror detainees, the Duke lacrosse case, the Knox/Sollecito case, and the academic world as it intersects the political. It will sometimes examine issues of particular interest to Wilmington, NC and the University of North Carolina at Wilmington.
About Me
- Chris Halkides
- Wilmington, NC
- I am a biochemist who specializes in the chemical modification of proteins and the synthesis of potential enzyme inhibitors. I am particularly interested in the chemistry of phosphorus and sulfur as it can be applied to biochemical problems.