I'd say that was pretty accurate.
I really think that anyone who looks into this case in any detail must conclude that she is innocent. Perfect example of a media stitch-up.
From what I have gathered in conversation tonite with a friend, who has studied the case, she is guilty.
Victim killed between 9 and 11 at night.
Police arrive next morning at 12.30 to report finding victims mobile phone in a garden. Knox and boyfriend open door and immediately say they have already phoned the police (They haven't, it's a lie). They are cleaning the house, it smells strongly of bleach. Knox shows concern about victim's door being locked.
Forensic evidence includes bloody footprints (washed) of 2 people in bare feet, a man and a woman. Blood must be fresh and in liquid form to attach to foot, so 2 individuals walked in a pool of blood in bare feet. There is also the trainer prints in blood of the other guy now doing time.
Whole Knox defence is based on questioning forensic evidence with phrases that begin with; perhaps, could be, maybe...
Knox and boyfriend both switched off mobiles an hour before victim was due home. They had never done this before, according to phone records.
Knox and boyfriend were due, the morning the body was discovered, to go on an excursion with boyfriends father. Instead they are at the home cleaning the house with bleach.
Minute blood spots on light switch and floor contained mixed DNA samples from both Knox and victim.
Victims clothes found recently washed in washing machine.
Knox boyfriend's DNA on victim's bra clasp which was cut with a knife.
Pathologist report states 2 or more attackers as victim was restrained whilst sexually abused.
Knox framed Lumumba until the other guy was caught in germany, then changed her story. She was long before that, surrounded and supported by her family and expensive lawyers and unlikely to be badly treated by police. So why delay changing her story?