Photo Gallery, Page Three
Common Space: Kitchen, Living Room
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Hallway
Photo of the hallway taken in early November before investigators trashed the cottagePhoto of the hallway taken in early November before investigators trashed the cottageVideo image taken from crime scene video showing the floor in the hall trashed by the investigators. The same floor would later be tested using luminol
Amanda's Bedroom
"Smile" sign hanging on Amanda's bedroom doorThis photo shows Amanda's outfit that she wore on the night of the murder laying on her bed. Her clothes were tested and nothing incriminating was found. Amanda's guitarAmanda's guitarView looking out of Amanda's room. Patrizia Stefanoni can be seen in the hallway.Amanda's roomAmanda's deskPhoto of Amanda's room taken December 18, after investigators trashed the cottage. Spot on Amanda's pillow: Sample 172 - TMB negative, no DNA profile.Photo in Amanda's room taken December 18, after investigators trashed the cottage. This is one of two Harry Potter books that Amanda purchased in Germany. The other copy was at Raffaele's apartment. Investigator collects Harry Potter book as evidence. Amanda stated that her and Raffaele were reading Harry Potter on the night of the murder. The prosecution insinuated that Amanda lied because the book was found at the cottage. Truth is Amanda had 2 copies. One was also found at Raffaele's
Laundry room - Filomena and Laura's Bathroom
Rudy Guede's unflushed toilet
Laura's Bedroom
Filomena's Bedroom
Filomena's Bedroom: Rock used by Rudy Guede to break window
Filomena's Bedroom: Window used by Rudy Guede to enter cottage
Amanda and Meredith's Bathroom
Interior of the Upstairs Flat Where Murder Occurred
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Injustice in Perugia
a website detailing the wrongful conviction of Amanda Knox & Raffaele Sollecito
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Injustice in Perugia
The Appeal
The Victim
Meredith's Killer
Wrongfully Convicted
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