Amanda Knox and ex-beau Raffaelo Sollecito were snapped in June posing together in Italy 15 years after the former love birds were arrested for the gruesome slaying of British student Meredith Kercher in Perugia.
Knox, 35, and Sollecito, 38, reunited in the picturesque town of Gubbio, which they had planned to visit Nov. 2, 2007 – the day Kercher, 21, was found in a pool of blood in her bedroom with her throat slit, The Daily Mirror reported.
In a decades-long tour of the Italian judicial system, Knox and Sollecito were twice convicted and twice cleared of the grisly murder and sexual assault of the Leeds University student.
Knox, of Seattle, was studying in Italy at the time and was roommates with Kercher.
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Amanda Knox, left, and her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, of Italy, in 2007, outside the rented house where 21-year-old British student Meredith Kercher was found dead in Perugia, Italy. The former lovers reunited in Italy over the summer, according to a report. (File photo/ Associated Press)
In 2015, Italy's supreme court finally annulled their convictions due to "stunning flaws" in the investigation.
"It was so nice. It was the nicest," Sollecito told the British newspaper of the reunion. "We had been planning to go there on the day Meredith's body was found. We had been planning that trip because obviously we didn’t know what had happened to her, and we had free time that day."
An undated file photo released by the Italian Police of 22-year-old murdered British university student Meredith Kercher. (The Associated Press)
But the jaunt was suspended as soon as they found out Kercher was dead. She had been stabbed 47 times.
During the reunion in the medieval town, Sollecito got to meet Knox's husband, Christopher Robinson, and their little girl Eureka, he said.
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"It was bitter-sweet to go back as we were supposed to go there in such different circumstances, but it was just nice for us to be able to talk about something that wasn’t the case," said Sollecito, who is now a computer engineer living in Milan.
Rudy Guede, left, is greeted by an unidentified person as he leaves the penitentiary for a temporary release of 36 hours, in Viterbo, Italy, on June 25, 2016. He served 15 years for the murder of Meredith Kercher but continues to blame Knox for the killing. (Paula Lobo via Getty/ Cecilia Vega via AP)
"We all had dinner together and went sightseeing," he added. "We were talking about our lives and our families. I talked a lot with Amanda’s mom and played with her daughter Eureka, who is so sweet."
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Rudy Guede, 35, was convicted of Kercher's murder and released in 2020 after serving 15 years in prison.
Knox, Guede, and Sollecito were initially accused of killing Kercher in a sex game wrong.
Amanda Knox is escorted by Italian police Sept. 16, 2008 from Perugia's court after a hearing in Meredith Kercher's murder case. She was cleared of killing in 2015. (Antonio Calanni / AP)
Guede denied he was responsible for the murder in an interview with Corriere della Sera, according to the Times of London.
He said he had been in a consensual sexual relationship with Kercher and has insisted that it was Knox and Sollecito who stabbed her.
"Someone who continues to accuse innocent people of the crime that he committed himself, and who refuses to concede the truth to a family devastated by grief, remains a criminal," she reportedly told the Italian magazine Oggi.
"I still suffer from the stigma of a false accusation: I will always be ‘the girl who was accused of murder.’"
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