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LB
On the night of the murder, Amanda was at Raffaele's apartment.
A friend of Raffaelle's called Jana Popovich testified that she had told Raf she might need a lift to the railway. She called in at Raf's apartment twice that evening, and says she saw both Raf and Amanda on both occasions.
Amanda was due to go to work later on at Lamumba's bar, Le Chic. Lamumba texted her, and said he didn't need her. She replied "Okay, see you later, good night". Having the opportunity of a night alone with Raf, Amanda switched off her mobile phone (this was so she could have supper and sex with Raf ... not so that she could pop round and murder Meredith).
Raf and Amanda watched the DVD of Amelie, had dinner, smoked a joint (which they both readily admitted), had sex, and went to sleep.
The Italian Prosecution claimed that the text saying "see you later" did not mean I'll see you when I see you (which we all know it does) ... they claimed it meant "I will meet up with you at a later time tonight when we will carry out our plan to murder my flatmate".
That is absurd for two reasons.
(1) Because we all know what "see you later" means. I say it at night, when I leave a friend. "See you later, babes". Quite evidently, I am NOT going to see the same friend later.
(2) Patrick Lamumba's innocence is part of the Prosecution's case. They say Knox is evil for trying to frame him. But, given that he is innocent, HOW can the text from Amanda be part of a plot, involving Lamumba, to murder Meredith?