Amanda Knox

And I want to tell you a story about something bad that went down. It was in LA. I was staying at a friend's house with my husband and our two kids. We were doing work down there. And our friends were not there. But in the middle of the night, we hear someone yelling out in the street. We think there's some drunk guy out there.

And I want to tell you a story about something bad that went down. It was in LA. I was staying at a friend's house with my husband and our two kids. We were doing work down there. And our friends were not there. But in the middle of the night, we hear someone yelling out in the street. We think there's some drunk guy out there.

But it gets closer and closer and closer until finally there is a huge bang. And my husband gets up in his tighty-whities. And says one thing to me, call the police before he marches downstairs. We were upstairs in the second story and we hear a bang. We hear yelling. He goes down there in his underwear.

But it gets closer and closer and closer until finally there is a huge bang. And my husband gets up in his tighty-whities. And says one thing to me, call the police before he marches downstairs. We were upstairs in the second story and we hear a bang. We hear yelling. He goes down there in his underwear.

But it gets closer and closer and closer until finally there is a huge bang. And my husband gets up in his tighty-whities. And says one thing to me, call the police before he marches downstairs. We were upstairs in the second story and we hear a bang. We hear yelling. He goes down there in his underwear.

And I don't know if the last thing I'm ever going to hear from my husband at that point is call the police, which is... And interesting final words to get from the love of your life when you're me. And my infant son is crying. My two-year-old daughter at the time is going, what's going on?

And I don't know if the last thing I'm ever going to hear from my husband at that point is call the police, which is... And interesting final words to get from the love of your life when you're me. And my infant son is crying. My two-year-old daughter at the time is going, what's going on?

And I don't know if the last thing I'm ever going to hear from my husband at that point is call the police, which is... And interesting final words to get from the love of your life when you're me. And my infant son is crying. My two-year-old daughter at the time is going, what's going on?

And I'm trying to calm him while reassure her while looking around the room thinking, how do I barricade a door? And can I jump out of a window with two small children? All of that before I think dial 9-1-1, because the last time that I dialed the equivalent of 9-1-1 to call for help, I got thrown into prison. I realize that there's nothing I can do to protect my kids, so I call 9-1-1.

And I'm trying to calm him while reassure her while looking around the room thinking, how do I barricade a door? And can I jump out of a window with two small children? All of that before I think dial 9-1-1, because the last time that I dialed the equivalent of 9-1-1 to call for help, I got thrown into prison. I realize that there's nothing I can do to protect my kids, so I call 9-1-1.

And I'm trying to calm him while reassure her while looking around the room thinking, how do I barricade a door? And can I jump out of a window with two small children? All of that before I think dial 9-1-1, because the last time that I dialed the equivalent of 9-1-1 to call for help, I got thrown into prison. I realize that there's nothing I can do to protect my kids, so I call 9-1-1.

And eventually, you know, my husband is able to get this intruder to leave the house. The police arrive and I have a very strange encounter with them because they are very nice to me. And I was not expecting that. And they are very nice to my daughter. And they give her a nice little, you know, police badge. And I'm sitting here thinking, great, now I'm going to have to throw a police badge.

And eventually, you know, my husband is able to get this intruder to leave the house. The police arrive and I have a very strange encounter with them because they are very nice to me. And I was not expecting that. And they are very nice to my daughter. And they give her a nice little, you know, police badge. And I'm sitting here thinking, great, now I'm going to have to throw a police badge.

And eventually, you know, my husband is able to get this intruder to leave the house. The police arrive and I have a very strange encounter with them because they are very nice to me. And I was not expecting that. And they are very nice to my daughter. And they give her a nice little, you know, police badge. And I'm sitting here thinking, great, now I'm going to have to throw a police badge.

Themed birthday party for her because now she's going to be super into police. And I'm just like, what is happening to my life? And I'm scared that they're going to recognize me. And I'm scared they're going to think maybe she faked a break in like all of that is going on in my head. And I don't know how to resolve that.

Themed birthday party for her because now she's going to be super into police. And I'm just like, what is happening to my life? And I'm scared that they're going to recognize me. And I'm scared they're going to think maybe she faked a break in like all of that is going on in my head. And I don't know how to resolve that.

Themed birthday party for her because now she's going to be super into police. And I'm just like, what is happening to my life? And I'm scared that they're going to recognize me. And I'm scared they're going to think maybe she faked a break in like all of that is going on in my head. And I don't know how to resolve that.

You know, somebody broke into my home once, murdered my roommate, broke into the place I was staying again, thankfully didn't murder anybody. But how do I make sense of my relationship with people who are empowered to protect me, but also are empowered to hurt me? What do I do about that? You tell me, Joe. What do I do?

You know, somebody broke into my home once, murdered my roommate, broke into the place I was staying again, thankfully didn't murder anybody. But how do I make sense of my relationship with people who are empowered to protect me, but also are empowered to hurt me? What do I do about that? You tell me, Joe. What do I do?

You know, somebody broke into my home once, murdered my roommate, broke into the place I was staying again, thankfully didn't murder anybody. But how do I make sense of my relationship with people who are empowered to protect me, but also are empowered to hurt me? What do I do about that? You tell me, Joe. What do I do?