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Well, the dark voice was telling me that this was my fault.

Because I had picked Ronald's photograph out of a photographic lineup, that it was my fault.

And to be truthful, the world, the justice world, the media world, the public world was very happy for me to carry that narrative.

Because it was easy.

Yeah.

White woman accuses black man.

Oh, yeah, exactly.

It was the stereotypical, you know, that all of that, like all of that.

That was the story and the trauma that

that caused in my life on many levels far outweighed what had been done to me on July 29th and 1988 before.

Feeling lost? Then you're in the right place. I'm Amanda Knox. And I'm Christopher Robinson.

And this is Labyrinth. On July 29, 1984, Jennifer Thompson was raped at Knife Point by a man who broke into her apartment while she slept.

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