I was interrogated in the murder of Meredith Kercher (Is Amanda Knox guilty or innocent?)
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We understand a lot of people have very strong opinions about this case and they're all welcome but please stay respectful in the comments section. This is Sam's opinion from living there, knowing the people involved and like many also studied all the evidence. This is his true crime story. Also a special thought goes to Meredith and her family, they were the true victims in all of this.
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Here in the U.S. we are innocent until proven guilty. The burden of proof is on whoever is accusing u. Unlike in Italy where it's the opposite, guilty until proven innocent. Anyone can just accuse y of anything and is presumed guilty and somehow one has to defend themselves from allegations. Such a foreign concept for us Americans.
Y’all realize he’s not in jail anymore, right?
Are you Bull sh_iting me. Fuck . Maybe I just dropped stupid!!!!!! Not funny!! Maybe forget you all !!
@@Sassyglbeauty She was acquitted for mrdr but she's being tried for slander, the second part of the conviction. She wants to clear her name so she's back in Italy. She already served 4 years wrongly convicted so even if she loses, she already has time served.
So love that Denz just did not understand why people were like that. What a great family.
I agree with you 100%…I don’t think Amanda Knox had anything to do with it. I remember following that case and being appalled with what the police and courts were able to get away with. Thanks for sharing this story… you’ve lived a much more exciting life than I realized! And multi-lingual, too!
Finding an innocent scapegoat to give "blood" to the bloodthirsty masses has been a ruling technique for centuries...
@@richardkalmwater5996That's nice, but it's irrelevant in this case, bc she 1000% did it and she got away with it. she's just lucky to capitalize off of Americans and their infantile desire to blame police and legal system for everything under the sun.
You clearly didn't research the case, you just took little bits and pieces of Amanda Knox and her million dollar PR team that her daddy hired immediately after she was caught in her lies.
The Italians were INCREDIBLY NICE to her and it's shameful how she has lied and slandered them
@@richardkalmwater5996 and Italy has been practicing for a while
I totally appreciate Sam sharing this story of an era of his life. How fascinating
As an American I remember this being all over the news. I was suspicious of how quickly they "found" the guilty person.
Usually the 1st suspect had the least guilt.
Italian legal system is notorious for being absolutely horrendous.
@@Thatguyjack758 And was it the prosecutor? in that case was particularly corrupt.
@@kristend344He was under indictment at the time.
@@Thatguyjack758so is the American “justice system”. As is evident by the number of chomos being set free with no jail time.
Wow 🤯 I’m in Seattle and we followed this case so closely for years. My husband always always said she was innocent. It is so fascinating to hear someone close to the case perspective. She was treated unfairly
I live near Seattle, too, so yeah - we were all very invested in the case. It never made sense to me that she was guilty until proven innocent. Sam's testimony about Rudy just seals that in my mind.
@@annaburch3200 Also in the Seattle area and boy was this case widely covered. Everybody seemed to have a connection to Amanda Knox. I had at least 3 coworkers who were directly related to her or who knew her personally. I didn't follow the case day to day like many people here did but it was impossible not to be aware of her connection to this area.
Seattle area here too! Howdy neighbor.
Yup, Seattle here too.
If you see how she's talked about in GB, there are many there who are convinced she got away with murder. They just can't wrap their heads about the Italian police were corrupt and screwed up, or that Rudy acted alone.
also from the Seattle area.
Living in the land of your ancestors and wanting to partake in the cultural delights and suddenly being in indirectly involved in the investigation of an international case! What a life story you have Sam!
Wow. Shocking to me it was that long ago. I am 62 and remember this story well. Horrific to be in another country and accused of murdering a roommate.
Me too. We Americans were outraged at the way Amanda was treated. Especially when they convicted her on the claim her DNA was on the kitchen knife. Every forensic scientist around the world was screaming that of course it was, they all shared the kitchen and utensils so all their DNA would have equal probability of being on it. But they didn’t test for everyone else’s DNA.
Amanda did it.
Because she DID IT, that's why.
@@thickernellNo, you dullard. That's NOT why they convicted her.
They were literally caught red handed doing laundry and cleaning up their crime scene with a mop and a bucket when they got accidentally discovered by plain clothes officers looking to return Merediths phones that they had stupidly dumped into some random persons garden.
They didn't count on THAT happening.
What "forensic scientists?"
The professional liar- for -hires that Amanda's rich daddy paid for?
There is no such thing as an "international forensic standards" that was totally inaccurate PR propoganda that they carpet bombed the media with.
She was CAUGHT bc she literally told police she was there.
After Raffele looked to save his own skin and rescinded Amanda's alibi by telling police Amanda was NOT at his house all night,
When pressed further by detectives Amanda implicated her black boss as the murderer and she placed *herself* at the crime scene
while Meredith was getting butchered.
She told police verbatim:
I was standing in the kitchen covering my ears from the sounds of Merediths screams as my boss murdered her.
Not only did Amanda LIE and maliciously accuse an innocent man of murder
( to which he sat in jail for over two weeks until he could clear himself, no thanks to Amanda btw)
Her creepy Harry Potter boyfriend had his DNA on her BRA CLASP
And then HE made up a story about Meredith eating dinner at his house and accidentally poking herself with his knife.
Amandas DNA was mixed with Merediths blood, that has NEVER been disproven, even the corrupt Italian judge whom the Knoxes helped buy and pay for admitted in his ruling that
👉AMANDA WAS THERE at the time of the murder,
👉there were 3 (unknown) participants
👉Amanda physically washed Merediths blood off of her body.
The Italian judge was NOT a criminal judge, yet mysteriously, after multiple year long intense political and media pressure on Italian judicial system, a puppet judge was put into authority and he illegally tossed out forensic evidence
"Innocent people" don't need the likes of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump threatening and coerce Italian judges to let her go
(Her parents are politically connected)
The amount of misinformation and misconduct is ASTOUNDING in this case.
This little psychopath and her boyfriend killed Meredith along with Rudy and bc they are White/Jewish wealthy and politically connected ONLY the black one took the fall for it.
Rudy has no damn reason to lie and just make up that those two were there.
Rudy fled to Germany immediately following the murder where CONVENIENTLY Amanda just so happens to have international Lawyer family over there to advise him.
Rudy even wrote in an email that he did not want to be in Germany.
There is a TON of evidence that Amanda did it. Her lamp was found on the floor in Merediths room, LIKELY bc Meredith ripped out Amanda's earring during the vicious gang attack.
@LilyGazou based on what proof do you think she did it? Why would she just out of the blue, kill her roommate like that? Even Sam said that based on knowing Rudy and his interactions with him, he 100% positive that Rudy did it. So what proof are you going by that Amanda did it
🤯🤯🤯 I've been watching y'all for nearly two years, so knowing that you were so close to this event (I remember watching it on the news) is like finding out that a friend was there. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate your informed and unique perspective regarding this tragedy. I live in Washington St where Amanda is from, I don't know her but I've seen her out and about, happy she has her life back. It's beautiful there, glad you all could spent time telling your stories.
BTW...Americans heard about this case almost every day/night for months. If anyone didn't hear about it in America, they didn't watch the news or go outside with other people. They covered it like they covered the OJ Simpson trial or Casey Anthony trial. They couldn't do the court stuff as it was in Italy, but yeah every day we heard about this and developments. When Italy called her BACK, all of us were 'tell Italy to ____ themselves!'. LOL
Or they were a kid. I was 5 or 6 years old, depending on what time in the year it was.
As an American, I want to thank you for this video because it touches on the many fears that many Americans have about being abroad. One minute all is great and the next there is a knock at the door by the local police. And once that happens, the anti-Americansim rears its ugly head with the full force of law. I lived in Mexico for almost two years and although I never had any legal problems in Mexico, I did meet many Americans and some Canadians who were forced to pay off major bribes or go to jail for things they did not do.
I remember this murder case and I also remember hearing and reading the British press and the hatred for Amanda and other Americans. It oozed off the pages in the press on a daily. basis. While there was a massive debate about the case in America and about Amanda's involvement, most people here said that she should go to prison if truly guilty and be freed if not. While watching the case on TV, Americans started to see that Amanda was blamed solely because she was an American.
I never blamed Meredith's family for their anger because I know what it feels like to lose a family member to murder. And I fully understood their need for the truth and justice. But the rage directed at America and Americans by the European press made my blood boil. The way the Italians treated everyone connected to the case really left a horrible taste in my mouth. I remember Americans began to rethink their plans to visit Italy.
Sadly, the case is still not over for Amanda. The Italian justice system still wants her to return to Italy for some other judicial reasons. This was announced just in last few months.
I like your videos about your trip last year in the US. I'm a native New Yorker, but I have lived in Florida for almost five years now. Your trip took you all to two places I know well.
The idea of all these foreigners in this small Italian town so far away from home makes it seem like anything was possible. Such a strange case. That trial was surreal.
The anti-Americanism around that case was pretty eye-opening to me. It definitely tainted any desire I had to go to Italy. Even the British reaction was kind of shocking, although maybe more understandable. It really seemed to me that Amanda Knox had gotten railroaded in Italy, and it made me wonder how Americans would be treated there in general. Plus, I have met some Italians studying in the U.S., and they definitely seem to have negative views about the United States. So, Italy pretty much fell off the bucket list for me.
@@johnalden5821 I don't know if it was about America per se, but more about wealthy outsiders living in their country and town. And maybe she wasn't even that wealthy, but they see our pop culture and make assumptions about lifestyle and such. I think there's always some cultural tensions and the money outsiders bring can be a blessing and a curse. Same way a lot of cities and towns in the US feel about rising rents and home prices. A kind of hatred can develop pretty quickly.
@@ct6852 That's an interesting and valuable perspective that I hadn't thought about. It would explain a little bit how we saw Amanda as basically one of our kids: a bit sheltered and naive, maybe, but essentially innocent and trusting. The Italians, however, saw something more sinister, for reasons that were (and still are) kind of unfathomable to me.
@@johnalden5821 Yeah there are pockets of Italy that are seriously poor with some of the worst theft rates in the world. They see someone, anyone, that looks like they have money and scam and steel anything they can from them. Some of the police and political leaders are famously corrupt. Doesn't have anything to do with the tourist's character or anything. And with Amanda Knox we saw that many locals and media were more than willing to scapegoat any outsiders if they could.
"Was there chips at the salsa?" 😂😂 my guy got you with that one
Now I want chips and salsa at 1;30 ,am
When your kids can make jokes like that you know that you have truly succeeded as a parent! Awesome! You should be proud. Greetings from Dallas Texas!
Young man is learning dad jokes early
I’ve watched several documentaries on Amanda Knox and thought it was a wild goose chase. I felt bad her and her boyfriend. They falsely accused her of all kinds of stuff.
Absolutely insane! Had no idea you were in the area and involved in the investigation! Insane!
The UK and the US (and closely related cultures) are based on the Anglo-Saxon system, where a suspect is innocent until proven guilty.
Italy (and Germany, Switzerland, etc.) are based on the Roman system of guilty until proven innocent. The theory is that the state would not have charged someone with a crime unless they were guilty. The accused then has the almost insurmountable task of proving that the state has made a mistake.
Exactly. For such a progressive country in Europe, some of their laws are backwards, antiquated. That's why Amanda Knox was falsely imprisoned. Imagine how many innocent Italians are falsely in jail.
Innocent until proven guilty is not the case in the U S anymore.
Only applies to race
@@celestecarrera2963it definitely is but it’s not followed depending on what the case is and who is the entity you’re going against
Thanks ChatGPT LMAO
This is the last sort of video I was expecting from you guys. The thumbnail had me hooked. Crazy. 🤯
Hope you enjoyed it!
Loved this video. Unfortunate story, but very interesting. Nice to see the kids get a glimpse of where you have lived before they were born. I know they'll appreciate it down the road
Appreciate you sharing your experience. I've been interested in the case since it happened when I was a teenager. The way Amanda was treated never sat right with me.
Dam it really is a small world in so many ways. Never know what the day will bring. Like when I was about 100 yards away when the Atlanta Olympics bombing happened. Life can be strange. 🥺
Wowwww life can be strange alright!
I have a picture taken a week before in the spot the bombing happened.
For real. Even though it didn’t happen, my bf and I were about 30 minutes removed from almost being in the middle of a mass X’ing during a huge event.
It was the incident that happened in Fargo. While people did get injured and passed away, the initial target was a massive street event we hold every summer. My bf and I left 30 minutes before the attack happened, which was at a different location. My bf and I were also in the area just after it happened going to help a friend with something who lived near by.
At the time, we had no idea what was going on, we just saw a massive police presence. It wasn’t until later we found out how close we were both times to the situation.
My family including myself has worked in law enforcement and the court system in U.S. and none of us felt Amanda had anything to do with it. I agree with your take on the italian system.
Maybe one of my favorite videos you guys have done! Thank you so much for sharing your story!! 😊
I agree, made me a subscriber.
I really enjoyed getting a glimpse into your past. I knew you had Italian in your family history, but I had no idea you actually lived there and you speak Italian. That was really fantastic. Thanks.
Very cool story. The "Amanda Knox" story was huge in the US. I used to play soccer left wing and mid fielder, until I got tripped and shattered my left wrist.
Very much enjoyed the tour of Perugia and the reminiscing of your good ol’ days. It was interesting to hear your insights on the people involved with the case.
Hope we get to see more of your European tour.
Wow. Just thank you and wow. This case was really important to a large number of us in the Seattle area. We were just livid at what was obviously happening to her. So thrilled when she came home. So surreal to watch you all for all this time and then suddenly see this. Thank you.
Italy has been known as a petty crime country. Car and home break ins. I was in the military and heard how bad it was from others. American's were targeted because the thieves thought they had good stuff.
I live in Seattle and spent many years working for the Seattle PD and I can tell you that the car break-ins and burglaries are at an unbelievable rate here. I can't imagine that Italy could be worse. I recall people having their cars broken in 7 times in 5 years. Crazy, yeah?
@@lisalemonjello1462I couldn’t imagine how these big cities are run like crap by the same party over and over again.
Sam, thanks for your telling of the story of Meredith Kercher’s murder! It was interesting to hear your memories of that time in your life!
Wait...WHUT?!?!?! I did NOT see this video coming! OMG! Sam!!!! I was supposed to go to bed early but now I gotta watch ALL of this!
I was in the navy over seas back about 85. I was serving on an aircraft carrier. Because our ship was so big and had nuclear weapons we weren’t allowed or able to bring the ship to a dock. We had to take liberty boats to shore on the days we were allowed to go ashore. Some one from the country we were visiting got murdered and some taxi driver said it was an American sailor did it. They had the local investigators and witnesses come to the ship. I and hundreds other sailors had to go through a line up one sailor at a time for a couple hours. On the day of the murder I had duty which meant I couldn’t leave the ship. I still had to stand in the line up. They arrested a sailor that day. He was held in custody for a long time. He was locked up for over a year before they realized he was innocent. I thought to myself it could have easily been me held in prison and I never even left the ship the day of the murder because I had duty. It was pretty bad that they just arrested someone who was innocent. The guy arrested was in the same line up I was in.
Italian police were looking for someone 'not Italian' it sounds like. Anyone especially an American student or an American sailor. How horrifying for everyone involved and how sad for Meredith's family. We have corruption here, too. In every sector of society it's pretty easy to spot unless one has blinders on or blind faith. Often the people pulling duty zero in and have tunnel vision - wanting to close a case quickly they'll pick someone completely random when it was the weirdo next door. Literally. When someone gets out of prison 30 years or more with the help of the Innocence Project, it's really sad the time they've lost, family, marriages.
eeny meeny, mynee mo... it is terrifying to think of how it could have been you arrested for something you didnt do. Well written and thanks for sharing.
That was amazing, thank you for sharing this with us! What a Blessing it was that you got to share that part of your early life with your Family.
This was a very riveting and popular case here in America. I have been following you on this channel for almost 4 years and I have to say of all of your content, this is by far the most interesting video you have ever posted.
Very interesting hearing about this story, and your perspective. Thank you!
Wow, that’s crazy! I remember the place they lived & recognized it as soon as you showed it. I remember so much about that case & it made me crazy that they were convicted when it was so obvious it was Rudy alone. The way the media portrayed Amanda was so sad & maddening really . I’m so very happy that she is home in the US! Enjoyed the video
Meredith was the victim... Amanda was the one that was accused/originally convicted.
@@EricaGamet Thank you, I changed it. I meant Amanda
@@sherriitsamea3476 No worries... I figured out what you meant!
Wow, I remember hearing about this case. I always felt sorry for Amanda because she totally looked innocent. I'm sure you were traumatized by what happened. I've been traumatized by a couple of things. I'm old enough to be your mother, so I've been through some stuff. Thanks for sharing this story with us. ❤
That’s wild! I knew the case, but seeing the town and the home and even your memories really puts things into perspective. Thank you for sharing!
A couple things- I studied in Florence at the same time that you were in Perugia. The Knox case terrified me as an American abroad.
2nd - I am impressed you know how to get around town still. I can’t remember at all how to get to my apartment in Florence.
Thanks for sharing a special and cherished era of your life with us, Sam. I could tell your time in Italy was a blast!
Quite amazing to learn that you were associated with the people involved in that awful incident and were living in Perugia at that time. I remember reading about that murder and how "Foxy Knoxy," as the Italian media referred to Amanda Knox, was treated by the Italian justice system. It made me determined to never get in trouble with the law if I should ever manage to get to Italy one day. (My father's family came from Calabria.) It was fun to see you reminiscing about your old stomping grounds back in Italy. Thanks for sharing this! Oh, yes, Baci are some of my favorite candies of all. They are molto delizioso!
Young people definitely want to party and have an 'experience'. Locals feel more conflicted about that kind of thing. It's their generational home in a lot of cases.
I love Italy. Your tour was really fun to see. Thanks NZ family.
It's the greatest to physically walk somewhere again that you've walked mentally for so long every day since you've been away.
Thanks for sharing such a unique experience
What a great video!!!! I truly enjoyed watching you guys in Italy and reminiscing Sam's early days. This is like a top-notch documentary. Amazing 👏
The Italian media and legal is insane.
Same in the US.
@@Jeff-lu9wi We have our issues for sure... But no, its not that bad in the US
@@lumbeeman01 Oh it definitely is, I can name many but just 1 for you, OJ Simpson!
@@Jeff-lu9wi Okay you've peaked my interest, please name another since you claim there are many. Also exactly what do you know about the OJ Simpson case and why the jury rendered a not guilty verdict?
@@lumbeeman01 you can’t say anything negative about any country that isn’t the US without someone bringing the US into it.
What a fascinating insight into your past history, Sam! I rented a house near Umbertide to celebrate my Mom's 60th birthday, and we spent our first full day in Perugia. Very nice to see you reliving your memories. Thanks for the behind-the-scenes tour.
I love the honesty when talking about this. ❤
It was fun watching you show your family your old stomping grounds, plus I’ve been to Italy twice..I love it there! My grandmother (dad’s mother) was from Italy. On my first trip, when I was a little girl, we had a chance to see the Italian police work. In Milan, my mom and brother and I were approached by a bunch of gypsy children, who distracted us and stole my mom’s wallet. We reported the theft and went to the police station to try to identify the thieves. I ended up feeling very sorry for the children-some quite close to my age. The police seemed quite rough on them.
That happened to my family on our one and only trip to Italy as well. We read travel books before our trip and expected it. The children stole our passports and ran. My dad ran after them and was able to grab them back!
Thank you so much for sharing your views with us. Coming from someone who was actually there…..who had met everyone involved…..your opinion matters more than what we heard on tv. Loved your tour!
Wow! Thank you for sharing your story
I haven’t heard anyone say “far out” since the 1970s when the great John Denver was a fan! Love it!
Thank you for sharing. From Alabama in US. I followed the Amanda Knox trial. I believed she was innocent from the start. Amazing to learn you were part of that history.
Holy crap, y'all had me freaking out. I had to Google Meredith Kercher. I was a junior in High School in Africa when she was murdered, never heard about her and no nothing about the case
Wow. What a crazy story to have lived through Thanks for sharing!
It always hits hard when you revisit a familiar place with so many memories! I hope you make some more with this crew!
Glad you guys are ok that must of been a scary spooky situation. Glad you are all alright and safe most importantly.
Fantastic that you got to share this with your family and relive old me!ories. How random was that to be.somewhat involved in this terriblle murder. Thanks for sharing your life in this off the beaten track, tourist town..
Just started, buts insane u were there during that time! I recall it so well!
I remember all of this happening while I was in high school still. Crazy to know you were living there at the time. I remember when United States forensic experts were saying it didn’t make sense for Amanda to be involved. Didn’t look too good when all of the facts came on.
What facts? Nothing was said that tied her to the murder
Really enjoyed hearing your memories Sam . Thank you for sharing "Tales of Youth" being told by others .
Thanks for sharing your experiences with is Sam (and fam!)!
My buddy nick was studying in perugia at the University for foreigners when Amanda Knox was there. I went and visited in summer 2008 shortly after Meredith was murdered. I spent 3 weeks going up and down backpacking through Italy and perigia might have been my favorite spot. It’s up in the mountains. And the town is really cool full of some awesome people
Enjoyed the tour thanks
Incredible video!
Thank you for sharing your personal insights.
👍🏻
Thanks for taking us along. It’s really a small world isn’t it? From Mississippi, USA.
Wow, that’s amazing. Thanks for sharing your story.
I think this is easily one of the best videos I've ever seen from this channel It was so personal and we learned a lot about you guys especially Sam even though most of the time Sam and his family are learning a lot about other places and other people! Thank you for sharing this part of your life even though it might have been a little bit traumatic
I don't recall a thing about this - so sad. And thankful you shared it. I wasn't living under a rock but I'd put myself through nursing school and worked nights so my life was no TV, no radio, just go to school, eat, get a nap, go to nightshift, go home, rinse and repeat; and in the midst of it, I got married and had a son, and was up all hours. So I missed a lot of news locally, nationally, and internationally.
Thank you for sharing, most interesting.
What a change, a murder case, how you knew the people --
And so nice Sam, to see where you lived, it's so beautiful, and hear your history as you shared it with your family,
Thank you for sharing this with us, 💕 love to you all
I remember this case, I can't believe it was that long ago. I always thought there was something wrong with how fast they found the murderer didn't believe she did it. Thanks for the information I will definitely watch the Netflix video.
Very interesting! I followed the case and I follow your family. Would have never guessed there was a connection
Thank you for sharing your experience in Italy, it was very brave of you ❤
Went to high school with Amanda Followed this case for years while it was going on. Interesting vid
That is kind of a tease, saying you went to school with Amanda and then have no comment other than interesting.
I love all your food stuff but this was awesome, amazing history of a part of your life. New subscriber and thanks for this video.
Sam, thank you for sharing your memories of what is obviously a very important time in your life. You have my appreciation and respect.
Amazing video!! Love from San Diego
Nice tour of Perugia, and fascinating recount of your time there during the Meredith Kercher story.
It was very good to see a video that wasn't about the United States. Well done.
So interesting! Great episode👍
Thanks for sharing a walk down memory lane.
Thanks for sharing your story adjust really hope your children are all right hearing all of this.😢
Denz has the best heart. He reminds me so so much of my son. Hes turning 30 this year which I cannot even get my mind around. Its a beautiful thing to see a family that genuinely loves to spend time together. Youre raising some beautiful humans that will do wonderful things in this world.
I remember this case very well. Thank you for your memories shared. First person perspective is very important to keep the truth alive. Sometimes the law gets it wrong and the people need to keep the truth vocalized.
Thank you for sharing your story.
As someone from the Seattle area who is close in age to you guys and Amanda, I followed this case when it happened. It is so interesting to see a different perspective on it. Thank you Sam for sharing something that probably wasn’t very fun to remember.
Thank you so much for uploading your personal experience. I (from Germany) visited Perugia just yesterday and walked through the same streets and took a look at the house where the murder took place. We actually went to the same chocolate shop and parked on the lot overlooking the house. Now finding your video a day after.
Sooo interesting to hear from someone relatable who was there at the time 😱
Thank you for the personal insight...Very interesting.
yes this case follows me to this day, its a nice viewpoint to hear it from someone that was actually there not everyone can say that they saw it ,love the vids keep it going!
OMG...when you were in the USA, did you pick up on the fact that we love a murder mystery? I loved your channel before, but I'm on the edge of my seat right now. I like it
True Crime is pretty big here isn't it. CSI number one show. NCIS. The Stairway. Dateline. Podcasts. etc etc etc
So awesome hearing your memories, especially in a dramatic time. Blessings.
Fascinating insight Sam….
The Amanda Knox story was everywhere where I lived in the US. Your store is crazy! Wow!
What do you mean by store? Are you trying to say story?
@@chrissysmith9926 what do you mean by what do you mean?
Honestly amazing story, amazing family and channel
I loved seeing your tour of Italy. Did not know Sam played football for college! I loved hearing your insights on the Knox case… I think she lives in Washington. Can’t wait for your next family adventure!!!
OMG! Thanks for the vid...
I've been watching your videos since the long-ago Kiwi Kicker days... Very interesting to get some background on you and your life experiences.
Good interesting video. Thanks for this 👏
That was an amazing video. I was born in Hollywood. For me to be a tour guide to you, we would have traveled further like you did. Thank you for that incredible adventure!
If the Italian police weren’t so sloppy, we might be able to tell for certain what happened. However, they constantly messed up. Just one thing after another.
Absolute mess of a case. Pointed the finger before they even knew all the facts themselves.
@@yournewzealandfamilyAmanda changed her story 10 times and blamed an innocent person
sooooo interesting..ty for sharing
Wow - Thanks for sharing!
Very interesting to hear your thoughts on the Knox case! Thanks. Nice to see some of your younger life!