The sisters were arm in arm outside of their mother's home in their native Seattle, Washington on Sunday - two weeks after the elder Knox was sensationally acquitted of the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy. Amanda Knox right and her sister Deanna Knox were snapped doing some shopping yesterday.
Dressed down in denim jeans, trainers, a T-shirt and overcoat, Amanda Knox, 24, smiled faintly at the paparazzi camped outside. Her sister, Deanna, dressed in UGG boots and sweats, waved and grinned widely as she embraced the sister she had been estranged from during the family's four-year fight for Amanda's freedom in a Perugia jail.
The memory of her murder conviction and subsequent prison term is still undoubtedly fresh in the minds of the Knox clan, which has publicly stood united in support of Amanda. A bumper sticker reading 'Free Amanda Knox' is still emblazoned on a car in the driveway that carted off the freed former college student. Hold my hand: Deanna and Amanda Knox lock fingers as they face the waiting paparazzi.
Drive my car: Amanda waits for her sister to pull away to the shops after she finishes a telephone call. While media furore surrounds her every move, it appears, however, she is putting every effort into enjoying her new-found freedom as she comes to terms with her celebrity and intrigue surrounding her. The sisterly outing came just days after Amanda enjoyed a walk through downtown Seattle with best friend Madison Paxton, who stayed close to her while she was in prison in Italy.
On Thursday, the pair were seen enjoying lunch and walking with some family members through a crowded shopping square during a Wall Street Protest, barely noticeable with their covered heads and Paxton's sunglasses. Smiles: The knoxes are captured wandering across a pedestrian crossing.
The sisters then grab a juice drink after becoming thirsty while shopping. Sisterly bond: Amanda Knox right and younger sister Deanna embrace outside of their mother's home in Seattle, Washington on Sunday. Reunited: Deanna in pink appears to wave to paparazzi waiting outside the family home as the sisters make their way to the car.
She comforts her sister on Amanda Knox's 12th day of freedom. Earlier she was seen taking a drive with her step-father, Chris Mellas in her Seattle hometown. The pair made a pit-stop to grab a coffee at a drive-through Starbucks coffee shop before driving on. Knox flew home to Seattle 12 days ago, freed after four years in an Italian prison when a jury overturned her conviction for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
She and her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were arrested a few days after Kercher's body was discovered in a pool of blood in November in the apartment she shared with Knox in Perugia. Outing: It appears Amanda Knox is putting every effort into enjoying her newfound freedom as she comes to terms with her celebrity and intrigue surrounding her. Fight for freedom: A bumper sticker reading 'Free Amanda Knox' is still emblazoned on a car in the driveway that carted off the freed former college student.
Dressed down: Amanda Knox went out in casual denim jeans, trainers, a T-shirt and overcoat. The couple were convicted in and sentenced to 26 and 25 years respectively.
A third defendant, Rudy Hermann Guede, was also convicted and had his year prison sentence upheld by Italy's highest court, however he plans to appeal. Asked how his daughter had changed since she was jailed, Mr Knox previously said she was little different, other than occasionally slipping into speaking Italian and being less trusting of authority after her experience with Italian police.
He said his daughter had to remain largely indoors for the moment, describing it as 'a different version of jail' but said she had at least been able to lie down in the grass — something she had longed for while in prison. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback.
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When she was acquitted and returned to her Seattle-area home, she reconnected with Deanna and her two younger sisters. I have two younger sisters as well. When I left, they were little kids, and when I came back, they were girls. All of a sudden we were driving the car together and listening to rap music. It was cool. Read: Amanda Knox imagines life in prison with 'letter to my unborn child'. I had a really good time. I just wasn't used to being around people again, so I had a little bit of claustrophobia, but it's getting much better now.
I'm going to university and it's a big university, so I'm there with a lot of people. We're working on it. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.
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