Amanda Knox Reflects On Her Unfair Conviction, Criminal Justice Advocate
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ค. 2024
- Amanda Knox, a journalist and public speaker, is best known for her wrongful conviction in the murder case of Meredith Kercher. Alongside her ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, Knox was accused of the crime and sentenced to 26 and 25 years in prison, respectively. After four years behind bars, the Italian court acquitted them in 2011. However, Knox was again convicted in 2014 but was later exonerated by the Supreme Court of Italy.
Despite her traumatic past, Knox has dedicated herself to advocating for criminal justice reform and media ethics. She serves on the board of the Frederick Douglass Project for Justice, where she shares her story to raise awareness about issues within the criminal justice system. Knox's bravery and activism serve as an inspiration and model for others who have experienced similar injustices. You can also listen to my interview with Amanda on my new audio book 'You Are Accused', also available on Audible. Click the link in the description or search for 'You are Accused' by Raphael Rowe to get your copy.
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Timecodes
00:00 - Intro
01:55 - What were you accused of
05:26 - Experience being accused by the police
09:44 - The media’s narrative & the real truth
15:07 - How difficult is it to change the narrative
20:50 - How she was eventually cleared
27:51 - How the accusations shaped her future
30:21 - How have your family and friends coped
36:02 - How do you control the narrative with your daughter
38:43 - Who is Amanda Knox today
42:22 - Are you still angry with what happened to you
45:20 - Do you accuse anyone today
47:21 - Outro
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I hope Amanda goes on to have a wonderful life full of joys and happiness after her horrific ordeal. 🕊️🕊️🕊️
Hi Amanda, as a friend from Italy, I can confidently say that the Italian police will NEVER admit their wrongdoing and Guede will NEVER confess his theft, rape and homicide. Yours is not the first and won't be the last case in which the baddies got away with it. Warm regards from one who knows the sad truth about the Kercher case
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ma vai a leggere i tarocchi, vai, magari Mignini ti ascolta e trova il colpevole 😂@@babysem411
Ammettiamo onestamente che la polizia di Perugia , e il PM , hanno fatto una enorme porcata ; assolviamo Amanda e , per carità di Patria ,
finiamo questa storia ! Tutto è avvenuto perchè i due ragazzi erano senza difensore : è stata una vile aggressione ...
First off all you give people right to express without them judging them. Without being a judge. I think this is valuable👏
Poor poor woman. She was found guilty through Trial by media even before the trial. EVEN after another person was convicted. It is sick.
Excellent interviewer. You are engaged and truly listen. I am getting a lot from this interview and Inside the World's Toughest Prisons. We will never get rid of crime until there is no poverty.
Love what you do Raphael!
How was this conviction unfair. She did time for slander and got away with murder. I am sick an tired of journalists not doing their job.
Um...no. The murder conviction was unfair because as the Supreme Court ruled, it was impossible for her to have been in Kercher's bedroom and leave not a single piece of evidence of herself there. Guede couldn't do it.
The slander conviction was ruled unfair by the ECHR:
"The European court of human rights has ordered Italy to pay Amanda Knox €18,400 for police failures to provide her access to a lawyer and a translator during questioning over the 2007 killing of her British flatmate Meredith Kercher in Perugia."
"Judges at the ECHR said the Italian government had failed to show that Knox’s restricted access to a lawyer had not “irreparably undermined the fairness of the proceedings as a whole”.
So is it equally impossible to break into a 2nd floor window and leave no dna?
@@Sandman1255 You seem to not know the facts. By facts I am not talking about what Amanda tells people, She is a liar. Go through the files
@@Sandman1255 It's entirely possible if he was wearing gloves as would be logical for someone breaking into a home through a window especially having to remove shards of broken glass as was done. Guede was an experienced burglar.
What is not possible is for two people to engage in a violent, hands on struggle, including forcibly holding someone down and leaving no DNA on them or their clothes, or bloody fingerprints. Nor is it possible to leave no shoe/footprints in blood while the victim is bleeding profusely from her neck covering the floor around her with blood. Guede couldn't manage it as he left multiple samples of his DNA on her body, her clothes, on her purse, a bloody handprint and shoeprints in her blood.
@@sahnehering339 I have 'gone through the files' meaning the court records including depositions, trial testimony transcripts, police reports, forensic reports, experts' reports, and court motivations. I know the facts. Would you care to present exactly what evidence places her in the cottage, much less Kercher's bedroom, on the night of Nov. 1, 2007?
What? She did not commit? Are u serious?
Have you actually listened to the evidence in this case? Clearly not. She did nothing. Read up on it before you comment
@@lillymarie1965sono italiana. Vivo in Italia e ho seguito molto questo caso. È colpevole lei è anche Raffaele sollecito
gadamn if that's your real picture you're gorgeous!
@@babysem411 Then explain how she left no DNA, no bloody foot- or shoeprints and no fingerprints in Meredith's room while Guede left all those. Unless you can give a plausible explanation, she was not in that room.
@@Helen-fj9jb Meredith had a habit of leaving her door closed, Knox had a habit of never going in there.