 He said: 'It was so nice. It was the nicest.' Ms Knox, 35, and Mr Sollecito, 38, had planned on November 2, 2007 to visit the old town of Gubbio 35 miles from the house in the city of Perugia, central Italy, that Amanda then shared with Meredith. Mr Sollecito, now a computer engineer in Milan, northern Italy, said: '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. 'That was the plan before the discovery of the murder of Meredith.' Despite the horror in Perugia, Mr Sollecito was happy to revisit with Ms Knox. He said: 'There was also something){kind=link}
Amanda Knox, 35, and Raffaele Sollecito, 38, looked happy and carefree as they were reunited. The pair – twice cleared of the murder of the student in 2007 – met for the first time in 10 years in Italy
Beaming as they pose arm-in-arm, Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito enjoy a special moment 15 years after they were arrested following the grisly murder of British girl Meredith Kercher.
Looking happy and carefree, the former couple explored the picturesque town of Gubbio which they had planned to visit on November 2, 2007 â the day Leeds university student Meredith, 21, was found in her bedroom with her throat cut and signs of sexual assault.
Just four days later the lovers were arrested together with a man who ran a local bar.
American Ms Knox, then 20, and Italian Mr Sollecito, then 23, were both TWICE convicted of the murder and TWICE cleared before their convictions were FINALLY annulled by Italy’s supreme court in 2015.