Lack of motive and faulty evidence led to the acquittal of Amanda Knox of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher, an Italian court says.
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Court explains acquittal of Knox
In the news frenzy surrounding an Italian court’s decision to free Amanda Knox, Nina Burleigh has seemed at times to tread a line between journalist and advocate.
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Between Journalist and Advocate: The Amanda Knox Case
The battle to shape the image of an American being tried for homicide in Italy began soon after Amanda Knox’s arrest and was waged by both sides.
LONDON — After Italian prisoners gave her a boisterous goodbye, Amanda Knox made her way home to America on Tuesday, holing up with family on the upper deck of a jetliner to Seattle as she enjoyed her first full day of freedom since her murder conviction was reversed. Reporters on board the British Airways flight hoping to talk to Knox, now a tabloid staple on two continents, were blocked on the stairs by a flight attendant who politely informed them that the family would speak publicly only after the plane touched down at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. It was unclear whether Knox herself would speak then. Read full article > >
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Knox leaves Italy for US after acquittal; questions remain over who killed her roommate
In first sit-down interview after Amanda Knox verdict.
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Kercher Family: We Can’t Forgive
Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito are acquitted of the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher following a successful appeal.
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Knox acquitted of Kercher murder
DNA on the knife used to kill British student Meredith Kercher could not have been blood, a forensic expert testifying for Amanda Knox’s defense told a court Wednesday.
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Knox’s dad optimistic she’ll be freed
A judge in the Amanda Knox appeal trial has rejected prosecutors’ requests for new tests on DNA evidence used to convict her of murdering her roommate in Italy in 2007.
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Knox judge rejects DNA test call
Experts who are reviewing the DNA evidence in the appeal of Amanda Knox over the murder of Meredith Kercher are granted a time extension.
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Knox case experts given more time
Jailed US student Amanda Knox calls a film dramatising the murder of her British roommate, Meredith Kercher, “an invasion of my life”.
A gruesome scene depicting the murder of Meredith Kercher has been dropped from Lifetime’s controversial Amanda Knox dramatization, which is set to air on Monday. It’s a small concession for a project that has drawn an uproar of criticism from the…
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Knox Movie Murder Scene Dropped
Lawyers for Amanda Knox and for the family of her victim, Meredith Kercher, have both demanded the show be stopped before it is broadcast on Monday.
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VIDEO: US Amanda Knox TV drama to go ahead
Two experts will test the validity of the results of two controversial forensic exhibits from the trial of Amanda Knox, the American convicted in Italy of the sexual assault and murder of her British roommate.
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Evidence retested in Amanda Knox case
An Italian court has appointed two independent experts – Stefano Conti and Carla Vecchioti – to review crucial DNA evidence found on the knife Amanda Knox allegedly used to murder her fellow housemate and student, Meredith Kercher. The two DNA experts…
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Amanda Knox Weapon to Be DNA Retested
Amanda Knox returns to court in Italy as her appeal against conviction for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher continues.
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Amanda Knox back in Italian court
Knox leaves Italy for US after acquittal; questions remain over who killed her roommate
Tuesday, October 4th, 2011
