yes, I switch them all the time. i dont know why, but I do. Please everyone just try to remember that I have the unconscious habit of doing that.
From the book:
Filomena’s friend Paola Grande remembered that when Amanda called about the break-in, Filomena wanted “immediately to call a lawyer.” In fact, Filomena’s lawyer was already on the murder scene when Magistrate Mignini showed up. “I didn’t trust Amanda as much, to say the truth,” Filomena told Mignini after the arrest. “I called Marco, my boyfriend, and I said, ‘Marco, Madonna mia, Laura is not there, we can’t find Meredith, and Amanda is there and says there was a thief. Please, please go to Amanda to see what happened.’ Marco told me he would go right away, and they arrived before me.” By the time police took control of the crime scene, Filomena had, by her own admission, already entered her room at least twice. First, before Meredith’s body was found, she had scurried, in a panic, to assess the damage and look for anything missing. She sneaked back in later, with police on the scene, to retrieve her laptop, which she later testified had been destroyed by whoever rifled through her room. Filomena’s later testimony that there was “glass on top of my clothes” was the key pillar of the theory that the robbery had been “staged.”
Burleigh, Nina (2011). The Fatal Gift of Beauty: The Trials of Amanda Knox (Kindle Locations 2514-2524). Broadway. Kindle Edition.
She wanted to call a lawyer before she knew there was a dead body in the house. Unless she did know a dead body was in the house because she came home that night and saw that someone had killed MK and she ran out of there, not being able to contact her lawyer at that hour.
