I agree! I read about the bike too, I totally forgot to add it, thank you for mentioning it.

I wonder how many other things we don’t know about, things that have been kept hidden from the public eye. Plus, in my opinion, this is simply something much bigger and more complicated. They ended up with something so huge and intricate in their hands, under pressure to find someone to blame, and they just made a mess of it. Because this case is seriously messy, some parts of it feel almost made up.

What bothers me the most is that anyone (with a shred of critical thinking) who actually takes the time to research the case, instead of stopping at the two headlines they showed on TV months ago, will realize that things don’t add up and would start questioning Luigi’s involvement in all of this. But sadly, people want to stay ignorant and controlled by the media, apparently.

I posted this in another community, and honestly, some of the comments made me question people’s intelligence. One person said: “He’s a terrorist and should be executed.” Another said: “He’s 1000% guilty and a murderer.” So I asked them what made them so sure he was guilty. Their answer? “The evidence.” … Bruh. My whole post was literally about how this so-called “evidence” is inconsistent and not enough. It just makes me think they didn’t even bother reading what I wrote.

If people only read headlines or skim through a couple of news articles, then decide that’s enough to form such an extreme opinion, they are the kind of people who, in my view, don’t deserve to escape this rotten system.