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I'm feeling... How am I feeling?

A little, I mean I've been here before.

I've been in front of a judge and a jury and I've poured my heart out to them before hoping that I would be heard and I've been you know torn down before before so this feeling is really familiar and it's kind of hard to describe in words

because it's not just one feeling. I'm feeling very determined to keep fighting this. I'm feeling

confused by this outcome because I thought this was a very straightforward proceeding.

This is not a situation like it's been before where it's, you know, who know, like it's not a he said she said situation. It's not, you know, you know,

it's not, you know, experts are interpreting DNA evidence in a different way.

It's a single document. It's three pages long and it's a

clear document that says I do not know who killed Meredith. So I'm back in this place of wondering why this

happened because it doesn't seem to be based in the facts and I'm just going to wait on that motivation document to see what kind of

Twisted logic is going to be utilized to justify interpreting what the

European Court of Human Rights clearly said was a recantation and they're going to somehow try to say that it was an

accusation and I'm going to fight it. My lawyers are determined, I'm determined, I'm really grateful that I have lawyers who have stood by me and continue to stand by me and they're very passionate and very angry themselves.

So I'm feeling lucky in that regard

and at the same time I'm just sitting here 17 years later with an open wound that I thought was going to be healed this time around.

Welcome back. This is part two of Amanda's reflections on the trial in Florence

after having a night to sleep on it. She was quite angry and numb and in shock the day of,

what you can hear in part one. And I think she's a little more vulnerable as she's

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