Today, that mysterious fourth suspect in the Amanda Knox case was arrested on a train in Germany. According to Newsweek:

The detained man is 21-year-old Rudy Hermann Guede, an immigrant from the Ivory Coast who authorities say has spent most of his life in Italy. According to investigators, Guede’s blood-soaked fingerprints were found on a pillowcase in Kercher’s bedroom…

Known locally as “the baron,” Guede was said to be a fixture among the foreign student population, and police say he has a criminal record for selling drugs—something that allowed them to match his prints with those in the house. Locals also say he was a regular client at Lumumba’s club, Le Chic. The Italian press reported that Guede disappeared in the days following Kercher’s murder, telling friends, “I’m going dancing in Milan.”

Now about Kercher’s wardrobe (if you’re squeamish, you might want to skip this):

As police hunted for Guede early this week, they continued to release further details about the gruesome sexual torture and murder. Police now say that “unequivocal proof” shows that Kercher did not die on her bed, as was previously thought, but was forced to kneel in front of a closet in her bedroom as she was sexually assaulted and her throat was cut. Police hypothesize that her body was then dragged across the room, where it was found under the flowered duvet from her bed. Investigators also said that both Knox and Sollecito made reference to “the wardrobe” in their initial interrogations, and that those statements were “psychologically significant,” since Kercher’s body was found across the room. The fatal stab wound, say police, was in fact inflicted in front of the closet. A coroner’s report says that Kercher was probably conscious in the two hours that it took for her to bleed to death, but that the nature of her injuries made it impossible for her to call for help.

Jesus. The full story—with mug shots of Guede—is here.

UPDATE: The Congolese suspect has been released from police custody.