How does stating that the wind blew the curtains mitigate against anything?
One of the many bad bits of theorising that caused suspicion against this witness was something like this:
"there was no damage to the shutter and window, therefore the window and shutter cannot have been opened from outside, therefore this witness opened the window herself". That is rubbish because it is in fact possible to open the window and shutter from outside without damage in about 10 seconds, if the window isn't locked.
So why did Amaral keeping banging on about the idea that no abduction happened because the shutter wasn't forced. Why didn't he get a GNR officer to see if it could be raised from the outside without force?
And I still don't understand his oft-asserted allegation that Kate's fingerprints were in a window "opening position", when they clearly weren't.
Yet, according to at least one interview (with his pal Moita Flores), the window issue was supposedly a major clue, particularly concerning his allegation of a faked abduction.