Alibi

"It wasn't me", "I wasn't there" etc.

"Alibi" is a very common word in English (and in Italian) but it isn't an English word.

Like always, keep on reading..

"AN ALIBI IS ONLY AS GOOD AS ITS DETAILS".

Kenneth Eade, Paladine

"Alibi" is a Latin word meaning "Elsewhere" or "Somewhere else" originally from "Alius" (meaning "Other") with its feminine accusative plural "Alias" (also used in English).

Now that the power of knowledge belongs to you, you have no alibi you must keep reading this blog and spread the love.

Grazie.

Pier.