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Amanda Knox served two years in prison

Clues implicating Amanda Knox ‘were underestimated’ by judges

Italy’s supreme court has declared that clues that implicated Amanda Knox in the killing of British student Meredith Kercher had been underestimated by the judges who quashed her conviction for the crime and freed her from prison in 2011.

Amanda Knox has revealed that she wrote a letter intended to be sent to the family of murdered British student Meredith Kercher

Amanda Knox says she wrote a letter to murdered Meredith Kercher's family

Knox, who was cleared of the murder in Italy, says she was dissuaded from sending the letter by her defence team

Amanda Knox's memoir 'Waiting to be Heard' will be published in April despite her retrial

Still Waiting to Be Heard? Amanda Knox memoir put on hold in UK over libel law fears

Publication of a memoir by Amanda Knox, who stood trial in Italy for the murder of Meredith Kercher, has been put on ice in the UK over legal fears.

Amanda Knox is expected to get a seven-figure price for her story

Amanda Knox awaits retrial decision as Kercher family speak out over 'unanswered questions'

Italy's highest court could today decide whether US student Amanda Knox should be retried over the death of her British flatmate Meredith Kercher.

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Italy sets March appeal for Amanda Knox acquittal

An Italian court in Perugia has set March 25 for the prosecution's appeal of Amanda Knox's acquittal in the 2007 murder of her British roommate Meredith Kercher.

Amanda Knox is expected to get a seven-figure price for her story

Amanda Knox agrees $4m deal for tell-all book

Amanda Knox, the American student acquitted of murdering her British room-mate in Italy, has signed a reported $4m (£2.5m) book deal for her account of the events surrounding her arrest and trial.

Knox returned to her home in Seattle in October

Reinstate Knox's murder charge, Italian court told

Italian prosecutors yesterday called on the country's highest criminal court to reinstate the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend.

Amanda Knox, during her appeal hearing in Perugia earlier this year

Prosecutors seek to reinstate Amanda Knox conviction

Prosecutors have asked Italy's highest criminal court to reinstate the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher.

Amanda Knox was convicted of slandering Patrick Lumumba

Amanda Knox seeks to have slander conviction overturned

Amanda Knox is seeking to have her slander conviction overturned, four months after she was cleared of killing her room-mate Meredith Kercher.

Amanda Knox, during her appeal hearing in Perugia earlier this year

Court that freed Knox attacks glaring errors in prosecution

Review criticises lack of DNA evidence and police treatment of American and Italian co-defendant

Knox has hired a top agent to secure a book deal

Knox tells Obama's agent: now I'll sell my story

Amanda Knox is planning to sell her story of her murder trial after hiring a literary agent to negotiate what she hopes will be a lucrative book deal.

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