I found this:
It can in addition be sustained that, after her attempt to shift responsibility for the murder of Meredith Kercher onto the innocent party Patrick Lumumba had failed miserably, Amanda Marie Knox provided a reconstruction of the facts, averred to by the co-accused Raffaele Sollecito, that objectively constitutes a false alibi for both of the accused, in the sense that from 9:00/9:30pm on 1 November 2007 to the morning of 2 November 2007, Raffaele Sollecito and Amanda Marie Knox were not in fact sound asleep in the apartment at 130, Via Garibaldi but rather, on the contrary, spent the night in full activity, so much so that Amanda Marie Knox was observed by Mr. Quintavalle at 7:45 am on the morning of 2 November 2007, as a person [143] who was displaying obvious signs of exhaustion [“ (…) – Let’s say she entered like this, she looked at me, I repeat, a bit like this, with this very white skin. I was struck because she seemed to me, that is she had an extremely exhausted expression according to me…but it’s quite normal, because sometimes a person comes [to the shop] in the morning after going dancing or partying or something.” See the Marco Quintavalle witness statement cited above].
In the first telephone call the defendant made to Filomena Romanelli she clearly said that she would go back to Raffaele’s place to tell him about the strange things discovered in the apartment, and then return with him to check the situation. This was said by the defendant to Filomena Romanelli, who related this in a precise manner in the course of the trial. Well, this circumstance is clearly false, since when Amanda Marie Knox made the first call to Filomena Romanelli at 12:08:44 pm on 2 November 2007 she was at Raffaele Sollecito’s apartment at 130 Via Garibaldi and not at 7 Via Della Pergola. This fact is certain because it is gleaned from the telephone records, as has been already been said, and specifically from the fact that the telephone call above connected to the cell that served precisely 130 Via Garibaldi, a cell that is not within reach of anyone who would have been at 7 Via Della Pergola.
and this
Therefore, it is reasonable to attempt a reconstruction of what actually happened on the morning of 2 November 2007, completely adhering to the court data, and in line with the circumstantial framework already highlighted in the preceding sections. [174]
Amanda Marie Knox and Raffaele Sollecito made a first telephone call from their residence to Meredith’s English service, in order to check that the telephones, thrown away the night before in open country (or rather what they thought to be open country) had not been found.
From Raffaele Sollecito’s residence, and not from Via della Pergola as Amanda Marie Knox explicitly stated by telephone to Filomena Romanelli, the latter was put on the alert with the aim of provoking her return to the dwelling, where Meredith’s body would have been discovered, not by Amanda Marie Knox and Raffaele Sollecito, but in the presence of other witnesses, who could have confirmed the simulation of the furtive entrance of the assailant through the window of the bedroom used by Filomena Romanelli.
At 12:34:56 pm of 2 November 2007 the two defendants were contacted by the telephone call of Ms. Romanelli whom they told about the presumed burglary, so as to provoke her return to the cottage. A very few minutes went by while the two defendants were probably deciding what to do, when the unexpected arrival of Inspector Battistelli created a sudden intrusion. The police were not expected, because nobody had yet called the police forces, and the two defendants were not aware of the reasons for their intervention.
Amanda Marie Knox and Raffaele Sollecito therefore found themselves faced with a situation which they had not anticipated, which was not planned, and which required immediate countermeasures. The officers were thus directed to see what must have seemed to them the scene of a robbery, and they were reassured about the fact that the Carabinieri had been advised, and that therefore their presence was not absolutely necessary. But the two policemen had not arrived there by chance, since they were looking for Filomena Romanelli who lived there, and so they did not go away. They stayed on the scene even when Ms. Romanelli, her friend Paola Grande, and young women’s two fiancés arrived. In the meantime Raffaele Sollecito was seeing to the making of the calls to 112, preceded by the one to his sister, while Amanda Marie Knox, at 12:47:23 pm was calling her mother’s American telephone service, talking with her for 88 seconds.
It is to be observed how nobody took any notice of the movements of the two defendants in the half hour which went by from the arrival of Inspector Battistelli and when, presumably around one in the afternoon, the door of Meredith Kercher’s room was broken down and the body was discovered.
Seems Nencini said neither was there until after noon. So Raf was with her the first time she went there.