Amanda Knox & Meredith Kercher: What Really Happened? Part 1

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Amanda Marie Knox is an American woman who spent almost four years in an Italian prison following her conviction for the 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher, a fellow exchange student who shared her apartment. Is she guilty of this crime? #AmandaKnox #TrueCrime #InnocentOrGuilty
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[@carloscarella920]

About that woman I can't really understand her dialect but she says something along the lines of : " why would someone break down a window and hurt such a sweet girl? If you ask me I think it's disgusting". This isn't the exact translation but it's definitely close❤ btw I love you and your videos. Keep going strong xoxo

[@queenelizabethi5868]

Thank you for translating

[@xvalechii]

She actually said “If the the door was locked and they got in from the window, how do you defend yourself? Eh, I’ll tell you, it’s disgusting”. But actually yeah, she has a strong accent >~

[@cecinadirectioner99]

the first part of what she said is actually "if you lock the door and they get in from the window, how can you defend yourself?"

[@bellaorefice8854]

I'm Italian and I only understood a few words of what she was saying, I only understood that she said 'locked' or 'closed' and 'disgusting' - I agree her accent was strong!

[@melitapiovani1243]

@@xvalechii sei italiana?

[@XX-bd3qw]

When the “would someone like to translate. I’ll pin the comment” came up I thought that’s what the lady was saying. Why am I so stupid 😂

[@KendallRae]

Lmao whoops I can see how you would think that

[@alanajadecox3230]

so did I

[@Youbeen_niiniifi3d]

Same lol😂😂

[@catherineessouma2144]

Kookie monster me to

[@og1885]

hahaha me too

[@SazzyRazzy]

What really upsets me about the whole case is that Meredith is often lost and forgotten about.

[@shaynanichelle8621]

WackySacky I wonder how. She’s the main victim of this story.

[@smalldeergregory6120]

Meredith is remembered more then most murder be victims, her name is literally said daily on Twitter. When ever there is an article about Amanda Knox, Meredith is talked about.

[@juanvaldez5422]

Yup, and Amanda got away with killing her too, its horrible

[@juanvaldez5422]

@Dick Zuckerburg sure thing , dick

[@UrbanDecayLova247]

Honestly that’s their press’s fault cuz they put all the focus on Amanda

[@mesquitemagic]

I think the saddest part of this is that Meredith has been forgotten in all of this. No-one seems to give a shit about her.

[@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701]

this aint the first and only case where the victims are always forgotten. every cases always has the victims forgotten, not just this one

[@Jackholiday1025]

I don’t have the slightest clue what are you talking about.. I don’t where you get that from...

[@mesquitemagic]

@@Jackholiday1025 Seriously? A woman was murdered and instead of talking about HER, everyone is focused on the person who may have killed her. How hard is that to understand?

[@Texmexgarcia]

Frrr I’ve read Amanda’s Twitter she makes it all about her

[@lovelylovelylauren]

You can thank the media for that.

[@atarishao7499]

I really REALLY think there should be law's on the length of time police can interrogate you in a single time frame.

[@mrharryrag]

Amanda Knox was questioned for a couple of hours on 5 November 2007. Her questioning was stopped at 1:45am when she became an official suspect. She wasn't questioned again that night. She repeatedly accused Diya Lumumba of murder despite the fact she knew he was innocent. She reiterated her false and malicious allegation the next day in her handwritten note to the police: “I stand by my [accusatory] statements that I made last night…in these flashbacks that I’m having, I see Patrick as the murderer”. (Amanda Knox's handwritten note to the police on 6 November 2007) Amanda Knox didn't retract her false and malicious allegation against Diya Lumumba the whole time he was in prison.

[@Daaaanielle]

They do exist, some form. The international red cross does have a sort of handbook, but they can't be forced to be executed, it's more like a suggestion.

[@maliahgriffin6782]

Atari Shao you are not legally obligated to stay and be interrogated because at that point you are not arrested. you can get up and leave whenever. most people don’t know this and are scared into talking. do not ever speak without a lawyer.

[@Daaaanielle]

@@maliahgriffin6782 Yeah, doubt that would fly in Italy though, especially someone not fluent in the language. Everything could have ben used against her. And it was.

[@aprilsilvers381]

Me too

[@_shrimpy7641]

Doors wide open, nothing to worry about. Blood in sink, not much just someone got cut. Big bloody footprint, not a big deal. Someone pooped without flushing, something’s up.

[@j3nnie99]

Maybe.. because shit on the toilet.. is out of her roommate's character.

[@aliviahopkins7781]

I LOVE this sarcastic comment 😂♥️

[@mrharryrag]

@Dick Zuckerburg The Italian Supreme Court ascertained the break at the cottage was staged and it wasn't staged by Rudy Guede.

[@ThA_ArTT]

Cookie Crumb 😩😩True

[@backwardsbandit8094]

I have a feeling she was probably taken aback by the blood but wasn't going to call the police until she found something more definitive that would indicate what's going on

[@bw92107]

The saddest part of this case to me is that almost all of the coverage is centered around Amanda rather than Merideth. I so appreciate you speaking about her personal life in the beginning. I understand because it is such an odd case. But speaking about Merideth more makes it so much more human rather than than feeling like just a case shrouded in mystery.

[@KendallRae]

Yes I feel the same way! I touched on that actually at the end of part two and talked about her at the end as well. Rest In Peace Meredith!

[@winniewallace4129]

Yes! Everyone always remembers the suspects or the person who committed murders but never the victims name and I hate it!

[@dtsotm]

Bridget Arvilla I was just thinking that, even the fact that we call it “The Amanda Knox case” rather than “The Meredith Kercher case”. It’s almost as if she’s become a side note, so sad 💔

[@ancientfae7246]

I always feel that way about this case.

[@guntherbladderburst]

It's always the same with murder cases. People are fascinated with the killers, couldn't care less about the victims unless they knew them. That's the world we live in, in all its splendor, sadly...

[@randomthoughts7597]

“ her diary got leaked “ And that’s why I don’t have a diary.

[@katesleuth1156]

Did her lawyer leak it? Highly suspicious.

[@origamipein18]

No one keeps diaries anymore. That's why they have blogs.

[@sarahannwilks8251]

I have one! I’ve been writing in it since 2016

[@---sm6ve]

@@origamipein18 i have diaries since i was 7

[@origamipein18]

@@---sm6ve Oh.

[@ericainchains5806]

Sad, that this is the "Amanda Knox case", not the "Meredith Kercher(?) Case."

[@GangstaBoo7]

Ding ding ding 🛎 sounds about white..I mean right 😄

[@buttcheeksunite]

I think the same thing when people make it all about OJ Simpson

[@isabellind1292]

Hetty Joy - Yeah and it's sad that Amanda Knox used the fame she garnered from the savage murder of Meredith Kercher to raise money through GoFundMe for her, "Alien-themed" wedding! 👎👎

[@debradowner8761]

People potentially falsely accused of serious crimes are also victims, it's really too bad it takes so much away from the original victim.

[@GangstaBoo7]

@@isabellind1292 😳😳 wowwww that’s fuckeddd up

[@jackiee13]

PART 1 & 2 AT THE SAME TIME 😍😭

[@AmberForPresident]

she's a true youtube legend

[@MOMOHEARTS]

Open front door:.... Blood in sink: ..... Bloody footprint: .... Shit in the toilet: le gasp!

[@noneyaxbidness]

MO lmao

[@celestedelaney9794]

*gasps in Italian*

[@DorkAlot]

Underrated lmmfao

[@rachabeff3212]

Gold

[@janekornegay9588]

Open front door:.... Blood in sink: ..... Bloody footprint: .... Shit in the toilet: *WHo Ah toUcHa maA sPaGHett*

[@RyanStorey1231]

As a socially awkward autistic person, this is why I'm terrified of getting falsely accused of murder. Any of my "weird" behaviors would be used against me and I would be so fucked. I can't say for sure until I experience it myself, but knowing my personality, I don't think I would react to a friend or relative's death in the way most people would expect. I'd probably be too in shock to express any kind of emotion.

[@anastaciyaknoll]

i’m always hesitant to judge someone (and their guilt) based on their reaction unless something is seriously wrong. no one gets to tell someone how they should be grieving or reacting after a trauma

[@Venvaneless]

Same!! It's why I'm so obsessed with this case. People break every aspect of her demeanour, behaviour, smile into pieces and try finding second or even third meaning. Like for example, after the murder happened, Amanda was pretty normal around her boyfriend and didn't mind what happened all around her. In case of me I'm kinda same, especially if I knew I didn't do anything bad, or when my boyfriend is around me he has this magic capabilities of soothing me out. Also I have issues with showing empathy, even when I do have and show it in cases where someone close to me suffers, but not when I just don't like a person or don't know them. I just don't think I would be falling apart after something like this if I didn't even like the victim. In many cases where people point out how Amanda behaves, I'm afraid, because I would react similar, albeit not the same and would still show a little more emotions I guess.

[@mistletoe2467]

Honestly same. I get very awkward in tense situations and I have some weird tics as it is.

[@LynnAgain83]

@@Venvaneless I'm the exact same way. I don't tend to get emotional over much and my social anxiety and panic disorder would make me look guilty AF. It's terribly awful what happened to Meredith but I also feel badly for Amanda Knox because she lost many things the day the defense and media branded her as a murderess.

[@dariamorgendorffe8]

SAME. My knee-jerk reaction to intense social anxiety is to flee. They would definitely think I was guilty.

[@saraheerie]

If she had been crying and making a scene when they discovered her body, she would have been seen as a fake and people would ask "why is she acting like they were friends, they didn't even get along that well with each other." No matter what she did or say, she would look strange / weird. I don't think she did it. There's no motive.

[@adish7275]

are you an idiot? are you all just idiots. im. shocked to reaf the comments. no one cares she wasnt crying. ghey cared of actual evidence like her knowing things about the body before police and more and endless evidence. i cant take you idiots believing her pr.

[@taralcrowder]

adi sh don’t be a dramatic dumbass. You don’t know if this person believes that or not based on this comment. Their comment is about something totally different 🙄

[@brittanybonnie1478]

thats why the media should stop exploiting these things..

[@allihipp6088]

I don’t think she did it at all either. I agree with you @saraheerie

[@sandpiperr]

Yes that's how it goes when it comes to someone suspected of a crime. If they cry, they're faking it. If they don't cry, they're cold and callous.

[@alishachavez9771]

Who else gets hella hyped when Kendall posts a new True Crime video 💯

[@keldaafloress]

Alisha Chavez meeeee! I should be writing an essay but here I am instead 😊😊😊😊😊

[@peachesaretasty6135]

Alisha Chavez MEMENENENE

[@melitapiovani1243]

Me me me i love her💘

[@sabrinadeep7154]

I so do! I tried watching "another" true crime gal here on youtube and It sucked compared to Kendall.

[@isabellahernandez4195]

Me! Especially when there’s two parts. 😁

[@jennyjenga1929]

Hahaha it wasn't until she saw the shit that she finally freaked out.

[@valevolent1029]

lol

[@izzym1090]

Thats what i was thinking 😭

[@LadyCapricorn87]

😂😂😂

[@ceciliam6739]

Lmao dude I’m in a uber with my earphones in and I started busting up laughing then I saw your comment and made me laugh even louder... 😂😂😂😂 I’m about to get 1 Star on my damn uber experience for being weird lol!!

[@wonderlust1308]

She saw it and thought “Oh shit! Somethings wrong!”

[@CinemaPages]

she totally fell for raphael bc he literally looks like harry potter

[@Vera-dg3hf]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 true

[@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701]

not "literally." calm down

[@CinemaPages]

@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 he really, literally does. stop getting so offended on the internet.

[@boredbunnyx3476]

@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 imagine getting upset over an adverb lmaoooo

[@Hannah-zm4et]

I'm pretty sure she literally described him as being an "Italian Harry Potter" lmaooo

[@franzyland]

Moral of the story: Lawyer up early, and often.

[@Cleighcade]

She should’ve left the country! However, I’m sure she never thought she’d be a suspect.

[@ggadams3452]

Kendall literally has the best story telling voice, if you get what I mean. Like I love it 💗💗

[@beigelover95]

Gg Adams yes!!!!

[@darbystlawrence1509]

it’s that Taurus throat

[@weasel_boy_]

Gg Adams bonoo

[@taniamcphelim6900]

I agree she not like some of them with annoying baby fake voices. She so real down to earth. Love her 💕💞

[@mo3755]

Beautiful voice..... except that background music......soooo distracting 😬

[@teresaveectoria]

The fact that you upload part 1& 2 at the same time is so amazing

[@TheSnowReport28]

Teresa Veectoria I LOVE that she does that

[@user-hw5ys6ng1l]

Me too! She's the ONLY KZbinr I watch that does that with series too! I really appreciate it!

[@TheNewMailLady]

I know. Right? Kendall is the only one that I subscribe to that does this ♥ to me, it's obvious courtesy for her subs, which is amazing!

[@cheyennearchambeault2867]

Swear to god i hate waiting

[@59065]

A parents worst nightmare when their kid studies abroad is probably what happened to Meredith, not what happened to Amanda

[@shannonceleste5557]

Right?! That part gave me pause as well

[@cocokai9661]

Pretty sure having your child railroaded into prison for a crime they didn't commit would also be a nightmare.

[@59065]

“Worst nightmare”

[@frenchlearner19]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@punklikedrug]

Thank you. What she said is absolutely insane and disgusting.

[@corysims9089]

I 👏🏼 can’t 👏🏼 stop 👏🏼 watching 👏🏼 you’re such a good story teller!! I’ve been binging your vids like a Netflix series

[@somerking7040]

I agree! Im new. I just found her couple days ago but im hooked.

[@kaitlin6737]

Somer King sane here 😅😅😅💀

[@lindsaychavarria8617]

Girl same lol

[@josephinemiller4780]

I found her two days ago and started binge watching her videos from 2 years back. She’s a great story teller!

[@Maaraujo7]

Sameeee

[@Ari-beariez]

This case always made me so upset. It feels like everyone forgets about Meredith and just wants to focus on Amanda. Meredith seemed like such a nice, innocent girl.

[@whateveryaw8109]

When ppl say this i understand But can yall agree that amandas situation is unique?? I mean is ppl suppose to ignore that?

[@ipsosmaati1971]

Meredith was a scholar. Amanda took 1 class and partied.

[@ipsosmaati1971]

@Dick Zuckerburg supreme Courts ruled Knox was present for the murder. You sound ignorant

[@angelnohalo7652]

Lmao let me guess you’re an Italian? It must make y’all feel better to down other people (especially from different countries.) People like you really need to grow up...

[@mrharryrag]

@Dick Zuckerburg The Italian Supreme Court clearly implicated Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito in Meredith's murder by ascertaining there were multiple attackers and placing Knox and Sollecito at the cottage when Meredith was killed. Rudy Guede didn't track Meredith's blood into the small bathroom or Filomena's room or stage the break-in at the cottage. His bloody footprints led straight out of Meredith's room and out of the cottage.

[@MK-cl6yy]

also "WHO DOESNT KNOW HOW TO FLUSH THE TOILET AFTER THEYVE HAD A SHHHHET?" "it wasn't me!" "WELL IT WAS FECKIN ONE OF YOUS" "DISGUSTANGGG!"

[@twocents9816]

🤣🤔😳funny, but it feels wrong to laugh in a murder feed...

[@ElizabethG1005]

“Am gonny sing Cher Lloyd, by Cher Lloyd”

[@parabellum1002]

I wonder if they tested the turd? I mean, it’s shitty evidence, but evidence none-The-less 🥁

[@Blueboooks]

Your dog is cracking me up. Literally my husband when I watch crime shows.

[@gwenoverflowers]

Italian living in Italy here! The old lady at 12:43 said: "She was locked inside and someone broke in through the window. She just couldn't defend herself. I'll tell you, it sucks!"

[@alessiacastagnari2115]

non sono l’unica italiana su questo canale ahhaha♥️♥️

[@bettinabettina7155]

How Merideth died by having her throat slashed was never divulged at the time. How did Amanda know that , when police never divulged it. That is the point.

[@khadyadjisall5708]

@@alessiacastagnari2115 no non sei l'unica 😌

[@mazinwonderland3077]

@@bettinabettina7155 I have always believed that Amanda knew more than she said. Karma will get them all one day.

[@MadisonSpearslol]

@@bettinabettina7155 it was said at the time. Amanda was there when another roomate pointed at her body she says she didn’t look at the body and her bf told her what happened

[@winnielovestrash2221]

Many of her actions aren’t that odd to me? Her boyfriend showing her affection & her reciprocating it after a traumatic event isn’t weird. Being antsy & exerting energy through stretching, moving about, etc. when locked in a small area for hours, especially when nervous, isn’t weird. Nervous people can have a lot of pent up energy. Scared, traumatized people usually want to be comforted by their loved ones. It makes sense to me...

[@cararankin8729]

exactly. Anyone would honestly act “weird” in that situation because it’s terrifying. I think her actions were justified. The Italian police need to find new ethics cuz everything they are doing is not ethically correct and they are IGNORING evidence against other people just to convict someone solely based on their sexuality and a false accusation. That wouldn’t fly in America

[@colincinellareviews216]

That does not make up for the dna evidence against her

[@MadisonM1]

The only odd one is the being at a lingerie shop or dinner with friends instead of mourning or being at the vigil

[@laurenelizabeth7833]

winnie loves trash a lot of the things she says are weird behavior in these videos definitely isn’t weird behavior to me ... none of us know how we would react in this situation until you’ve been in that situation, honestly! I agree.

[@TooPrecious820]

Colin Cinella Reviews it does. There was no actual DNA found. Everything was crossed contaminated. Did you watch the movie?

[@AshleyLebedev]

Your storytelling is wonderful. So easy to listen to about these cases. Thank you for channel and for your respect to victim & also evidence & fairness.

[@ireneb.9975]

Can I just say...it pisses me off that she threw an innocent person, a person who helped her by hiring her, a person who had a lot to lose including a business, wife, and kids...under the bus 😑😑

[@Belladonna313]

Exactly if ur innocent u don’t do that lol people who think Amanda is innocent r unbelievable!! This woman has done nothing but make her life about this murder that she apparently had nothing to do with 😂

[@loralieisa]

Interrogation techniques can lead to false confessions and false accusations. They even slapped her in the head, and she eventually reached a point of where she would say anything and at least half believe what she said.

[@loralieisa]

Police coerced her to accuse her boss because they saw she sent a text to him saying "I'll see you later." and assumed something nefarious. Whoever they focused on she would eventually comply and say what they wanted her to say.

[@zipperXie]

Clearly you don't understand how traumatic interrogations can affect a human brain. There's a REASON why we don't torture confessions out of people in the states. It's because confessions made under physical and mental duress are VERY often completely false. Amanda Knox was interrogated for 43 HOURS. Being cooped up in a tiny room without the freedom to eat, drink, use the bathroom without express permission WHILE being screamed at and even hit at one point would make YOU accuse whomever they put it in your head to accuse too.

[@rissagotvideos09]

@Charlie Hunt she is not narcissistic, nothing about her persona screams narcissism

[@jessstack8459]

It’s not even Amanda’s reaction that makes me question her, she just gives me a weird vibe. I watched the Netflix special about her and the way she presents herself is just off putting. I just can’t understand her personality. That being said, I don’t think she did it. And I don’t think that a woman’s sexual experiences should have a n y t h i n g to do with a criminal case. That’s just ludicrous. Girl might be free spirited, and a little strange. But that doesn’t make her a murderer

[@theresakallsen1742]

Right on

[@MelissaTreglia]

I think she might be mentally ill, honestly. The distractedness, the lack of awareness of her surroundings, the inability to process a socially appropriate response, the avoidance of a public gathering (the vigil), the inability to remember when under pressure and fabricating memories under said pressure? She might either be schizoid or under the autism spectrum. But that doesn't make her a killer. Quite the opposite, actually; innocent people who are mentally ill are typically the first to be attacked/accused under such circumstances. Also, police usually have problems "reading" mentally ill individuals, because their knowledge of interrogating suspects is based on how a mentally healthy person "should" behave, and of breaking a mentally healthy person emotionally to extract a confession. Psych classes aren't a requirement in the academy (regardless of where in the world the police are). If they were, there'd be much fewer false confessions. They tortured this poor girl, who needed some serious help. Small wonder people don't trust cops.

[@beverlybalius9303]

@@MelissaTreglia I agreel..a mental case nut

[@emmyloubauer9217]

@@MelissaTreglia Well, the weird actions or "persona" she has exhibited can be attributed partly to the trauma of it all. I think it's pretty safe to say that when you're put under these extreme circumstances no one knows how you will react since everyone handles it differently. Not to mention that she was jailed in a foreign country without knowing the language for a long time and had to learn it in jail, to be able to understand everything that was going on and to be able to make herself properly understood. I'm not an expert on mental illnesses but I think that can warrant at least some mental instability in a person. The footage or recordings of her before the murder indicate, to me, nothing but a pretty average 20-year-old girl who left her home and country, for the first time at that, to explore the world. The only somewhat "weird" behavior I've seen was from after the incident.

[@kolaida]

Yeah, she was a bit odd/quirky. I mean, she is from Seattle, right?? This actually doesn't seem too odd when they say she's from there. But doesn't make her a killer.

[@MsCrazy3601]

*pulls out the popcorn and the wine* MY BODY IS READY

[@TheNewMailLady]

Haha "my body is ready" love it

[@rjuniper]

she went to a lingerie shop because she literally had no clothes, everything she owned was in the apartment which she couldn't enter, and the lingerie shop was near where she lived....the way these things were twisted is literally a total shame on humanity and the lack of compassion and understanding or rationality in this world...it is so incredibly disheartening

[@SL-ul3yr]

"Okay, see you later" Italian investigators: WHEN DID YOU SEE HIM LATER?!

[@hayatloca16]

😂😂😂

[@sandpiperr]

Right? What baffles me most is that how everyone who's Italian, even people who now don't believe she murdered Meredith, seem to be so mad and think it was so monsterous and "heartless" (I hear that description a lot!) that she said Patrick Lamumba was there...well, the police were convinced from that Lamumba was involved because of that text, so they kept pushing and pushing and pushing until she finally told them what they wanted to hear! It's false confession 101! It's really frustrating that the idea of Lamumba being involved came from assumptions made by the police, but then, when it was proven impossible, everyone blames Amanda for it.

[@rosamila1758]

@@sandpiperr Well, I'm Italian, but not one of those who don't believe she murdered Meredith, having read 5 judges reports I have no doubt she did. Oh really, in the US if someone would tell the police that he or she SAW you killing someone knowing that you didn't .....and consequently the police would arrest you and put you in prison as an innocent....wouldn't you find this at least a bit...UNKIND...??? NO, the police didn't need to push her into doing nothing, that text message could not be more in the right place at the right moment than it was, since Amanda's boyfriend withdrew their joint alibi putting her under the bus, telling even that he had lied at Amanda's request.....what could she do in such a situation? To tell the truth and confess that she and the other two had murdered Meredith? NO, she preferred to try to accuse an innocent one of having done WHAT SHE HERSELF DID, which is one of the most heinous thing that a human being can do to another human being....."heartless" is the least that can be said!

[@rosamila1758]

@@sandpiperr And just for knowing: on Nov. 10th (4 days after having accused him) during an intercepted conversation in prison with her mother, she told her "that she felt horrible for what SHE DID (then not that the police "pushed or forced her to do") to Lumumba"...but neither she, nor her mother told the police that Lumumba was INNOCENT.....eh yeah, if it would have worked, "feeling horrible or not", she would have solved all her problems!

[@adee7546]

@@rosamila1758 Amanda told the police that Lumumba was innocent almost immediately. They told her: "Relax, you told the truth, now sit down. It's okay."

[@jadew7568]

Rest in peace Meredith

[@sydneyelna]

R.I.P. Meredith. So sad this happened to her.

[@julz3tt3]

🙏❤️💕🙏 Yes, never forget the victim of this brutal Crime

[@ashleewinter9242]

So I only discovered you at the start of this year.. and I’m OBSESSED with your videos! I’ve been bulk watching them, and I’m already dreading when I run out. Just thought I’d let you know ✨😊 Can’t wait to see what else you upload!

[@melodieperez9290]

“She noticed someone had taken a shit and only then did she freak out and think that something was wrong “ 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg! I literally was lol’ing omg the way you told that was hilarious

[@grzlbr]

Totality! Halfwitts are many

[@thelittlemrs]

Must say this case was handled really badly and if only facts and no shaming had been involved + fake media had been involved, people would see Amanda in a totally different light.

[@mrharryrag]

Have you actually read the official court reports and court testimonies or are you speaking from a position of ignorance?

[@carlose6010]

How bad did the bloody footprint look. We haven't seen the pictures of it. It most likely should be enough to though something off..

[@Madithemuggle]

Christopher Dunken it was literally almost nothing. It was so sheer and mixed with water. It was barely a footprint, and they couldn’t even determine the size of the footprint or whose it was, nor could they determine exactly whose blood it was. These “forensic experts” had no idea what they were doing. I’ve studied this case for years, and it’s incredibly obvious that Amanda and Rafaelle had nothing to do with it.

[@disneydanny2]

indeed it was, and one of the reasons it was handled so badly, aside from being handled by A prosecutor who shouldn't even have been assigned to the case because he was under investigation in another case. is because it had been several years since the last time someone in Perugia had been murdered, thus police forgot what to do in that situation.

[@ipsosmaati1971]

@@mrharryrag I did. She told police she was there.

[@kristinaerickson2353]

With this case what bothers me is acting weird or being weird does not make you guilty. So many cases people get convicted because they didnt act how people thought they should. You have no idea how youll act till your there. Everyone handles grief differently. The video of them kissing was sped up and replayed on a loop for the news making a peck (possibly looking for comfort) like a make out session.

[@vivianbroda3900]

kristina erickson EXACTLY!!! So messed up that they tried to implicate her just because she didn’t “act” the way “normal” people would act when they’re sad. She didn’t even know the roommate that well, of course she didn’t sob uncontrollably for someone she isn’t that close with. I mean, yes, it’s very sad and horrible, but no one would get extremely upset and depressed over someone they barely know.

[@cassandrawatson7290]

I agree a big part of their evidence is how she acted versus how she "should"havsshould have acted. I've not seen two people act exactly the same in a situation. Some ppl are completely silent, some scream, cry etc u cant convict someone because they didn't cry and fall to the ground screaming her name like in a movie!!! If she did that then they would say "she didn't even know her that well, she must be guilty cuz she's being overly upset". Can anyone actually react "normal" to them?

[@TheChino1211]

Seriously everyone reacts so uniquely

[@TheChino1211]

And I had bad relationships with my roommates and i fell out on with them hard if something happened to them after the way the treated me and I didn’t do it. Why the fuck would a sob. They wouldn’t be sobbing for me lmao.

[@joannevernon1103]

I love it when your husband is conversing with you before you start the video I love how you guys communicate

[@babyfirefly1843]

Can I imagine what she was going through? Yes, I was falsely accused of a crime against my rapist and was similarly told I was HIV positive. I met women who were going to die in jail for killing their assailant and I really appreciate the way you handle these cases and the women survivors who are so often either forgotten or scapegoated

[@mrharryrag]

Amanda Knox writes in Waiting to Be Heard that the doctor even told her the first test could be a false positive.The police did not request a list of Knox’s sex partners after the HIV test; she decided to make a list and write it in her diary after a prison official said she may want to think about who she caught it from.

[@tabbykat8564]

haha u have AIDS

[@RMPack]

The part where she said “of course she suffered” to someone sounds much more like her defending her dead friend against a careless comment than something incriminating. I really don’t see anything weird in her behavior- just police abuse.

[@PoohhNani]

100% agree

[@kassidyjayne3028]

Agreed

[@sandpiperr]

Agreed. There are some people (I'm one of them) who get frustrated by the sort of performative 'things you say' when someone dies. "I hope they didn't suffer", "At least they're in a better place", etc. Not everyone finds that comforting. I get upset at it because it seems like you're just trying to make yourself feel better, rather than acknowleding how horrible a tragedy it was for the person who died.

[@rosamila1758]

Ok, but would you laugh, make funny faces, stick your tongue out at people....the day one of your roommate and "friend" is found brutally murdered in the house you share?

[@rosamila1758]

PS: she didn't tell only "of course she suffered", she told also that "she had her F*CKING throat cut"....it's a bit different.

[@withsugarontop76]

Yo I was just randomly watching an amanda knox video yesterday and today I was thinking about how I wish Kendall would cover this case!! I'm sooo excited now. Thanks girl, we're vibing 😂

[@KendallRae]

Ayyy vibes🌙

[@livelypinkie]

withsugarontop76 ok

[@michellejoubert3412]

How have I not heard about this before?! Can't wait to watch part 2. I'm loving your channel Kendall, I can't stop watching! 🤗

[@brianajohnson8172]

I don’t judge Amanda for not “grieving” because it’s not like they were friends.

[@rc333c]

Exactly. She was just living with her. And the fact that people are saying it’s strange that her boyfriend or friend was comforting her. By her face you could’ve obviously seen that she was distressed

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

Idk about judging her but it's odd. Just like it is odd that she is constantly desperate for attention even to this day.

[@oggyboggy8692]

@@thecensoredmuscle563 I think that's called wanting to clear your name.

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

@@oggyboggy8692 its called trying to get attention.

[@oggyboggy8692]

@@thecensoredmuscle563 Okay then.

[@carmenR5]

The media circus surrounding Amanda, especially in Italy, was ridiculous. I feel like the focus on her perceived "immoral" sexual behaviour was meant to show that she could also commit murder - as if the two were linked. Even her "sweet, inexperienced" Italian boyfriend was described as being seduced by her forwardness o_O There were MASSIVE cultural diffferences too that affected the case, even with the text saying "see you later", which I learned recently from American friends means goodbye and not literally "see you later today". A non-conforming woman like Knox, who was openly sexual, enjoyed partying (drinking alcohol & smoking weed), swore, and was "odd" and not traditionally "feminine", is an easy target in a conservative society.

[@roxyroxelle]

that's italians for you. they would seem very pious and christian, but that's only the outside. let's not forget Italy's interesting past.

[@katesleuth1156]

Carmen Rabbiosi Amanda was convicted 2x not because she was a drugged up whore, but because there was substantial evidence that pointed to her as a killer.

[@ip5215]

Carmen Rabbiosi conservative society?! Are you serious?! The sexual life of Amanda was important for the investgations because they suspected she killed the poor Meredith during a sexual game.

[@Janellabelle]

@@ip5215 what a completely bizarre theory! Like nerdy, weird, Harry Potter fantasizing, Amanda Knox...the woman who literally has fun by reading harry Potter in different languages!! THAT WOMAN plays lethal sex games with multiple people?! That's too funny! 😂

[@temptorage6105]

I think it was a foursome that went wrong. Just my intuition

[@Spartazfury]

I actually met Amanda last year. She came into my Current Issues class and talked to us. I honestly don't think she did it. From what I remember from the documentary and her talk, there wasn't any evidence placing her at the scene of the crime and the police didn't look into the leads that were there.

[@KendallRae]

Wow that’s so awesome!!!

[@tammiclark5826]

That's what emotional manipulators do. They charm your socks off. While you may not believe, your beliefs have nothing to do with facts. She's a psychopath.

[@dawnatkinson4307]

@Jared Williams I'm afraid I have to correct you there. There are PLENTY of cases where couples kill - thrill kill - often sexual deviants.

[@JojoJojo-bd6dz]

@@tammiclark5826 How do you know this? Because you read an article about psychopaths? I have no opinion on the case but this case was fucked from the start. If you have half a brain you will substain from making diagnosis on the internet.

[@jessy7796]

Dawn Atkinson sexual deviants? Lol

[@crippledalien5937]

Omg 😱 Great video! What an absolute insane story! Oh btw, love the classy background....and doggy!

[@womaninthewave]

Kendall you’re the best true crime KZbinr out there. Thank you for your content, your videos are my favorite to watch and have kept me entertained and learning during quarantine. Wish you nothing but the best 💚

[@shleblee]

thank you for including Meredith in the title. She is so often lost in her own story

[@rubyellen1114]

Kendall you’re so close to 1 mil🤩❤️ Edit; omg thanks for the 🧡!!

[@bridittebargeot2679]

If i found blood in the sink and on the footmat in the bathroom, i would probably think my roommate had her periods and was a bit messy... I wouldn't think about murder either...

[@_nails__4__life_477]

why she bleeding in the sink tho lol

[@bridittebargeot2679]

@@_nails__4__life_477 she had blood on her hands and it dropped in the sink?

[@_nails__4__life_477]

@@bridittebargeot2679 i guess but i'd feel like she'd wash her hands and the water would've rinsed the blood off the sink but who knows depending how the sinks and faucets are water doesn't splash the whole sink but i feel like they'd wipe it off with toilet paper or a towel or something but i mean sometimes people don't realize theres blood on something and sometimes they do and dont care like some people can be messy and didn't realize they made a mess or they get distracted and forget to clean it which is fine but sometimes they're just nasty. nonetheless id still be concerned seeing a sink covered in blood because someone could be hurt or dying and even if it were period blood some people pass out and have unhealthy periods. i definitely don't think she killed her roommate but it still weirds me out she brushed off the blood in the sink and on the floor but seeing poop is what set her off

[@bettinabettina7155]

Never would I think that.

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

You walk in period blood, with blood prints and get blood all over the restroom? Have you ever considered that you have a much bigger problem and should go to the gynecologist?

[@ajjackson9229]

No one in the history of anyone has ever said “ someone had taken a shit and not flushed it.” So Politely. Nailed it sis!! Love ALL of your vids.

[@cecinadirectioner99]

im italian and i remember this so so well, i was a kid when all of this started but it lasted so long that i know basically everything about it…

[@ilaria252]

Uguale

[@kirbyweeden]

What’s your honest opinion about what happened?

[@cinnamonobscura]

I went Perugia, Italy in March. It was the most beautiful and peaceful place that I have ever been. However, the Italian's were still mentioning this case to me each time that I would say that I was from USA. The stigma is so unfortunate. It is still the best place that I have ever traveled. I hope to go back soon.

[@KendallRae]

Wow that’s interesting! I was curious about that. I’ve heard it’s so gorgeous

[@diledile89]

Cinnamon Obscura im sorry about that about the stigma thing they shouldn’t have said those things to you but I think that seen that Perugia is a small city they were traumatised more then usual if you know what I mean of course murder it’s awful anywhere but you know in such a small city it’s rare anyway come back Italy is beautiful ❤️

[@cinnamonobscura]

Da D it’s was still an amazing experience. Everyone was very kind. Such a beautiful city.

[@diledile89]

Cinnamon Obscura glad to ear you met nice and kind people😀😀

[@danamuller5016]

I don't want to be racist but when I was in Italy, I met many Americans, they were very uneducated, not well spoken and very bad /disrespectful fashion sense.

[@tamayres1554]

I love when Kendall says it's a well known case, but yet it's one i don't know (I've lived under a rock for 30 years) and next think you know, I am glued to my screen

[@angelnohalo7652]

We don’t need to forget who this case is truly about; Meredith was beautiful, May she Rest In Peace in heaven with Jesus🙏🏻💕

[@melodiechartier5173]

First, Meridith is pretty average but what does her looks have to do with anything???... dumb comment!

[@meetyanabeelit6894]

Amen

[@kristinmena21]

@@melodiechartier5173 because she called her beautiful doesn’t mean she is describing her physically. Could be Meredith was a beautiful person.

[@Dante-wp8mi]

And Virgin Mary. 🌈

[@_mbear529_8]

OH YESSS 2 PARTS? IM READY♥️

[@CrustyUgg]

I wouldn’t go into my house or apartment if my door was open

[@voges1001]

Mike Hunt how do you ever get in?

[@COCOTT-j5h]

let alone take a shower

[@phuck8627]

if I was living alone then I wouldn't either but I would of just assumed my roommate left it open for some reason

[@rosamila1758]

@@phuck8627 Ok, but once inside and after having said out loud "is anybody at home?" and you had received no answer, wouldn't you knock on each of your roommate's bedroom doors and in case of no answer again....opened the doors to see if an intruder was hidden inside some of those bedrooms BEFORE to undress to take a shower??? The point is that she told not having checked the apartment simply because her story is completely FALSE, she told having taken a shower (that she never took) because she knew that her DNA (and even the one of her boyfriend) and also her blood (she had a little cut on her neck that was noted by an interpreter and which was also caught in a picture....she will tell it was a hickey) on the faucet that she forgot to clean up will be found by the police inside the little bathroom where she and Sollecito washed Meredith's blood off their hands and feet the night before. Then, she could not tell that she checked all the rooms before to get naked in that apartment because she was supposed (well, she wanted the police to believe...is more true) to not having noticed that in one of those rooms there was a broken window....so if she would have told having opened the doors and seen the broken window, it would have been too strange that she had taken a shower in that situation....INSTEAD. Her story about that morning is surreal and illogical because she told a load of untrue bullshit!

[@dianamincher6479]

Somebody left the door open after the killing?

[@dali6867]

I’m in school so I dropped everything to watch this 😂🥰

[@PiscesRus]

This was the Italian version of the OJ trial.

[@sadboistorm2588]

not really. there’s way less proof against amanda.

[@isabellarasmussen4389]

@@sadboistorm2588 i think they just meant in terms of media attention tbh

[@mirunad7069]

i like how i know the case pretty well but still want to listen to your videos cuz you give soooo much more info

[@TheArianaJean]

Miruna D same!

[@tayarose8661]

I just saw an advertisement for the documentary on Netflix for this case I’m glad you made a video on this cause I’d much rather watch your video

[@itspricila]

taya rose the doc is really good too

[@Luv2LuvEm]

Why did I think the older lady was actually saying "Would someone like to translate? I will pin a comment." I was so confused. I’m a little slow 😂

[@Samanthaslifeinpages]

I’m a new mom, been BINGE WATCHING allllll your videos (for 2 weeks now) while going through the ups and downs of breastfeeding lol. He’s currently eating rn and we just got the new vids notification! Yay!!! Perfect timing😭😭😭 thank you! Love the content! Keep it up!!💛

[@stephanieperez8607]

Just remember it gets easier! Hang in there ❤

[@rachelm2961]

Those first few weeks it's feels like all they want to do is eat lol. Keep it up new mama you got this.

[@rocknroll20024]

Congratulations hope all is well for and the little one

[@danishadobrik1355]

Congrats dear..All the best with your little one

[@skippygirl959]

How weird to just randomly let everyone know you got a baby sucking on your boob

[@amandarivera25]

I’ve heard about this case growing up but never really got into it, it’s interesting hearing the details

[@dimatadore]

Amanda Rivera Same, I was young too. Every time I’d ask about what it was about I got told “she was into bad sexual things so of course she killed someone“ lol so I always thought that was it.

[@amandarivera25]

The Matadore I think I just accepted that she killed someone and that was all I knew. Plus it kind of made me feel weird because her names Amanda too.

[@divadeb1907]

Thanks for researching this story and shedding light on to what really happened cause the news twist and turned this story.

[@paige_ellen_xo7297]

Hey, okay I’m gonna reach out to you and I hope you see this 😅 I relate to you on a personal level and appreciate your videos very much, in the least creepy way possible 🙆🏼‍♀️ ANYWAY, I have heard about this case and watched many documentaries/shows/videos on it & you have explained in such amazing detail all of the facts and I now feel like I have the full story!! Very unbiased and factually informative !!! I’m a fan for life! So glad my brother showed me one of your videos, happy to have found your channel I’m addicted now 😅 Take care Kendall !! 💕

[@kitanakhan1859]

I literally clicked on your page earlier to make sure my notifications were working because I needed a Kendall upload 😭😭🌹

[@trinitylol4433]

Blood in the sink: Oh...well... :/ A Bloody footprint: Oh...Ok then :/ Sees poo in the toilet: **GASP** OMG!

[@allthingsdia9307]

Trinity Rose 😂😂😂

[@mirandaturnbull6141]

😭😭😭😂😂😂🤣

[@obushlynne]

LMAAOOO

[@akkis3090]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@meetyanabeelit6894]

Yes that don’t make no sense to me either

[@BeautySweets]

After losing one of my close friends I can understand not wanting to go to a vigil/funeral/whatever ceremony it is. I didn’t go to my friends because I didn’t want to say goodbye🥺 but going out to a friends having dinner nah I didn’t leave my room I was cryin.

[@naviifra2374]

Lol the dog in the back is slumped over and living it bets life

[@UhOhHereWeGo]

It’s sad how no one remembers the vicitims name but everyone remembers Amanda Knox. The Italian media made her such a figure. I’ve asked people about it and all they know is she killed her roommate but don’t remember Meredith Kercher 😞 sad

[@aaaaamyy]

I’m studying this case right now at college!!!! so happy you covered this!!

[@ceren1830]

Amy Andrews thats nice! what is your major??

[@aaaaamyy]

sipidik sipi I’m in England so it’s a little different over here, we don’t have majors/minors but I’m studying Forensic Science!

[@aaaaamyy]

Aerospace5161 it’s really cool! A lot of it is regular biology/chemistry/physics too so you’d still get a lot of knowledge needed to be a doctor as well :)

[@tommasorossi9447]

I'm from Perugia and I was just wondering if you had made a video about this case and here it issss!

[@danettemckenzie]

your dog sleeping behind you in most your videos is a MOOD

[@Inyourdreamz7791]

Awww double feature! Thank you so much Kendall! By the way the dog in the background is the best lol. Such a "ruff" life lol

[@elisabethmalto]

Kendall spoiling us 😍 So interested to hear your take on this!!

[@richbtch4121]

Elisabeth Malto omg you look a lot like Amanda in ur avi

[@edmundhardaway8057]

I love Kendall’s use of the word “sketchball” lol. Shit cracks me up

[@thebean9149]

WELCOME BACK BUDDY

[@kaylynn6571]

Dude, I just watched a documentary about this case yesterday and thought “I wish Kendall would do a video on this”... get out of my head 😱

[@heathernikki5734]

Amanda Knox is a strange person and hard to figure out. I don't think I'll ever make my mind up on this case!

[@aubreybone6412]

Heather Nikki well she's a cancer ♋ the most contridictory sign. I should know, seeings how I'm one too.

[@katesleuth1156]

DonaBologna A psychopath.

[@Heckingfelix]

You are so wholesome and your house is so aesthetically pleasing, I love your content.

[@eleonoraldn7796]

I find it funny that all americans defend miss Knox, wheras everyone in italy belives she is to blame... Where you are from shouldn't matter in an investigation, it should be an objective judgement, not based on the nationality of the suspect...

[@mrharryrag]

Countless Americans hold the ridiculous belief that the US legal system is the only competent and just one in the world, and that no US citizen charged by a foreign court with any crime can possibly be guilty of it, or ever receive a fair trial. None of them has read a single page of any of the official court reports or court transcripts.

[@JHowesitgoing123]

Italians and Europeans hate Americans, as soon as they knew an American was around they sought to blame Amanda, lead investigators even admitted as much.

[@Belladonna313]

😂 😂 oh dear

[@yms4355]

Yeah same with the alledged Carole Baskin thing. It's always so weird to see how gullible Americans are. I'm a Finn, myself. "Oh she stuttered, she's guilty!", "She glances the ground at xx:xx, she's guilty!!" Lol *Laughs in Finnish*

[@sandpiperr]

Actually, I find these days even many Italians have rethought the idea that Knox killed Meredith...but they still hate her even if they don't think she's a murderer anymore. It's weird.

[@Abigailbooks]

Two parter? Looks like I'm not sleeping for another hour. Priorities

[@emelialiebaert5116]

Truuuu same😂❤️

[@TooxxFunny1O]

I've been living in Italy for the last year and a half, this happened about 2 hours away from where I live, I've watched the documentary on Netflix and it seems like the Italian law enforcement and the locals really pinned it on her instead of looking for other possible killers. And just from my experience *please don't kill me anyone* it seems like the older generation of Italians don't like Americans to begin with. I still don't know how I feel about this case though because the laws here are VERY different from the American laws. I can see Americans taking an advantage over here because of the laws being so relaxed but I can't see her killing her roommate, because seeing the crime scene photos, Amanda and her boyfriend were string beans. Someone had to of man handled the roommate.

[@haleyhaley1458]

Talynn Ash but in a lot of cases, most people don’t seem like the type to kill someone, until they do. I just find hard to believe that she didn’t have something to do with this. Especially with how strange she was acting afterwards and her bizarre story of finding her roommate dead. The open door didn’t set her off, the blood or bloody foot print didn’t either, wasn’t until she saw a turd floating in the toilet that she realized something was wrong? Seriously?

[@TooxxFunny1O]

@@haleyhaley1458 I think she was a young girl, smoking pot and partying in another country, not reallt concerned with those around and she was the easy target. That's just what I believe. You should watch the documentary.

[@haleyhaley1458]

Talynn Ash I did watch the Netflix documentary, like a year ago. I still feel the way I feel. Meredith was stabbed brutally and nothing was taken from their apartment. Brutal stabbings usually means it’s personal and the lack of anything being stolen means It wasn’t just a break in. I’m not gonna say that she necessarily stabbed her, but I just find it hard to believe she didn’t have something to do with the murder.

[@ashleysartattack5600]

That’s what I was thinking. That they might’ve automatically picked her as the murderer because of course it’s a thing to hate on Americans. I had friends in college that went to study abroad in France and they felt similarly. Like they would be put I in a flat with someone from England and Spain and France. But they would all make friends with each other and just leave the Americans from my school out. So the Americans from my college ended up only making friends with each other because nobody else would talk to them.

[@smiljka99]

Honestly its not an American-Italian thing. Its having a foreigner to blame, its much easier then blaming someone of your nationality especially for a murder of someone not from Italy. It makes the nation look bad and unsafe for other foreign students, which they don’t wont obviously.

[@valgdeluca]

I just wanted to quickly comment that holy shit, at 2:51 the picture used to show italy is actually from my super tiny and obscure hometown! Also I remember this case way too well, when it happened it was all over the news enough that our teachers used to give us updates about it in middle school

[@muellersgame8001]

Great video as always!

[@SugarPuffAndFluff]

Kendall, I love your videos, you are my favorite channel in this genre. I love all this stuff , I am a Scorpio though lol xoxo Nisha

[@WithBailey]

Haha, same and Scorpio too 😂

[@Love-wy9cd]

Scorpio here too

[@brandih.1557]

Yup, I’m a Scorpio too, pretty much obsessed with this stuff 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@lauraluciana5373]

I am also a Scorpio and I recently discovered this channel and I became hooked

[@yvettmartinez4146]

Scorpios ❤️

[@alexaperez2201]

THE QUEEN HAS POSTED!!! DROP EVERYTHING GUYS KENDALL RAE POSTED!!!❤️❤️❤️ HOPE YOUR FEELING BETTER BOO!💓

[@abcgumyummm]

LOVE LOVE LOVE your take and story telling!!!!! Side note, the background extraterrestrial music is distracting from your lovely narration :( Once it got quiet every few minutes I was relieved but then it would start back up again. Please take this into consideration but otherwise, you keep doing you, girl!!! Creep on

[@rowepp]

It’s such a sad story, and Meredith gets forgotten about because of the stir that Amanda caused. Even in this video, very little covered about Meredith growing up etc..

[@ladyred5468]

I think it’s wrong to say the drama that Amanda cause when she wasn’t the one who was the killer in the actual killer was caught technically all this drama is because the media and police

[@starchysgraveyardshift]

@@ladyred5468 you don’t actually know if she was the killer or not. the point is that shes a suspect and getting more commemoration than the victim.

[@anta3612]

Technically it was the Italian press that caused the stir which is not Amanda's fault regardless of her level of involvement (innocent/guilty or not). Why? Italy is quite a sexist country with an obsession for young, foreign pretty women so what Italian newspaper wouldn't jump at the chance of such a scoop? Here was a young, foreign, attractive woman right on their doorstep who had a thirst for wild sex and blood (which is basically how the story ran). The media made Amanda out to be the central character/main villain in this case which is why most of the focus was (and continues to be) on her. Regardless of her level of guilt (whether it's no guilt or total guilt which the court was never able to establish) it's completely unacceptable that she was targeted in this way.

[@whatkatereadnext2680]

@@ladyred5468 I believe Amanda did it or was involved somehow and threw whoever she could under the bus. Look at her twitter now it's awful she has no remorse or feels sad for Meredith or her family. She's a psychopath or sociopath there's something wrong with her. Us Brits think Amanda did it

[@shannonceleste5557]

@ What Kate Did Next I mean... if she didn’t do it what does she have to feel remorseful about? And since she and Meredith weren’t friends it’d be pretty performative and cringe for Amanda to post a bunch of sad comments about Meredith. She also probably has been advised to not speak about the case whatsoever.

[@theborky]

GIRL TWO PARTS AT ONCE! I AM TRULY BLESSED

[@ashleyhubbard4224]

The queen never disappoints when she comes out with a new video!! This one is definitely my favorite!! I love you Kendall! ❤️❤️

[@subst4nce973]

Ive watched a few of Kendall's videos now and she says funny stuff effortlessly which kinda makes me laugh a little throughout a predominantly dark/sinister video genre, it's good. Still laughing at how the unflushed log in the toilet was what finally sent Amanda into panic mode 🤣🤣🤣.....gold.

[@JennyInTokyo]

It is odd that Amanda saw the blood and didn't even think to go and ask Meredith if she was okay or check around the house? It's just odd behaviour.

[@AstarionWifey]

Right??? Even if they weren’t close You think the amount of blood she saw She would ask around

[@jamiebabie]

A bloody footprint, unflushed toilet, front door wide open and Meredith’s door locked with no answer and she doesn’t think to call police right away? All of this odd behavior plus her story changing many times... if she’s not guilty she’s just incredibly .... unwise

[@JennyInTokyo]

@@jamiebabie yeah, it's just too much of stuff stacked against her :/

[@jamiebabie]

@@JennyInTokyo yeah I don’t even necessarily think she’s guilty, I think the evidence overwhelmingly points to Rudy, but she definitely didn’t help her herself out with her behavior.

[@JennyInTokyo]

@@jamiebabie I agree

[@fuckinmckay]

I love you Kendall!! Your almost to 1 Million... 💞 Grabbed my big bowl of popcorn!!

[@KendallRae]

I know it’s crazy!! Thank you! Enjoy! 🍿

[@jessicarogers8375]

Amanda Knoxs mom was literally my math teacher back in elementary school!! so weird to think about

[@pvblomichel]

Jessica Rogers bow lake elementary cause she was my math teacher

[@katesleuth1156]

Pablo Michel Amanda’s mom did not report to the police after Amanda confided to her, in a recorded jail conversation, that Patrick was innocent and that it was her fault that Patrick was in jail. (Patrick was in jail for 3 weeks until a professor came forth to corroborate his alibi that he was working that pm). Amanda’s mom lied under oath, saying she didn’t remember Amanda telling her. Both Amanda and her mother are liars.

[@marcellina4270]

“ ding , ding, this is Bullsh*t “ hahaha, almost died 😂🤣😅

[@ashleyeklund.586]

A bloody foot print doesn’t concern her.. or blood in the sink.. but poop floating in the toilet concerned her? What a weirdo.. Condolences to the family... 🙏🏻

[@darkhappiness7554]

Your double feature videos are amazing. Even if it was a 4 part will watch it. P.s. not trying to be biased but, I feel like she knew something about it or she was a part of it but not doing nothing physically. Hopefully that makes sense.