00:005 minutes for us
00:30Yes, because I did not collude, I was tortured by the police and as the European Court of Human Rights recognized
00:41humans, my rights have been violated, I am a victim and Patrick is a victim, we are victims of the same
00:50people and the same facts.
00:51But since she now studies these cases she understands that accusing a person of having committed a crime knowing full well that...
01:00he hadn't committed it, is it serious?
01:01Yes, of course, and I didn't know who killed Meredith, in fact if you read the memorial that was under discussion in
01:09this story, I say, I don't know who killed Meredith.
01:15Well, this is what I wanted to ask you, was it only Rudy Guedet who killed in your opinion, what do you think about that?
01:24What happened in that house on the night of November 2, 2007?
01:28From what I understand from the evidence, yes, I think Rudy Guedet killed my friend and my
01:35tenant alone, it is also evident that he had a history of entering houses and being a
01:44He's a very aggressive person with women, so it doesn't surprise me that he ended up committing this terrible, tragic crime.
01:52Raffaele Sollecito, who was having a flirt with her at the time, was unjustly arrested with her. Did you meet again later? What was your relationship?
02:00is it still among you?
02:02Well, we went through a terrible thing together, he is still a very important person, for me we grew up
02:1040 years between the four of us, so yes, we are close even if we are far away.
02:18Did you mainly talk about what happened that night, that is, did you compare notes?
02:26You know he, I totally understand what happened to him that night, the same thing that happened
02:34As for me, we were both psychologically tortured by the investigators, to the point where we didn't even think we could believe it ourselves.
02:43same,
02:45so it was gaslighting and so he was subjected to this torture along with me and so we survived as well
02:55Together.
02:56What struck you most when you didn't speak together?
03:01Well, he's a very good person that even after a week that we were together before all this tragedy, he
03:11He always wanted to do the right thing and people pressured him to throw me in the trash,
03:19because he didn't even know me, he barely knew me, but he did the right thing, he always told the truth
03:26and he always wanted to be with me because he knew I was innocent.
03:30Look, she became a successful writer, got married, two beautiful children, the youngest is eight months old, that night
03:39does it still weigh on your life?
03:41Of course, I was an anonymous student before this thing and I became the most hated girl in the world, I am
03:51I was the girl accused of murder, of colunia, I represented all the bad things that could be thought of a
04:01woman
04:02and now as a mother I feel the weight of this stigma and I am here because I want to say that
04:09I've been telling the truth all along, I've been right all along and I'm innocent and I want history to remember
04:18the truth, for my children too, because they don't have to live under this dark cloud either.
04:26I know she was very offended when they called her Foxy Knox, that is, the evil woman, the fox that is
04:34all machine.
04:35Luciferina, here we are, let's make a list.
04:39What impressions did he make?
04:43It seemed like the process wasn't about me, it seemed like it was about an image of an ugly woman,
04:54he wasn't a bad person,
04:55true and so I was shocked, surprised and it was also surreal for me, because they weren't talking about me.
05:05One last thing, she is now actively working with people who go to prison unjustly.
05:10Yes.
05:10Is there an episode that struck you more than others?
05:13But let's talk about Chico Forti who has finally returned to Italy, but it's a tragic story that happened
05:21in my country too.
05:22In fact, one of my lawyers is dealing with this case then and I invite you to ask him about this too,
05:30but yes.
05:31Already done.
05:32Ah, perfect, thank goodness.
05:33We interviewed Chico Forti right here.
05:35Well, not exactly here, in prison, after all.
05:37Yes, but let's hope he'll be able to get out.
05:40Well.
05:41Thanks Amanda, best wishes.
05:42Thank you.
05:43And to you, you who you who you.
05:44Five minutes for us.
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