Crimes of the Century - Amanda Knox - S01E06 | Murders Documentary | True Crime

Crimes of the Century examines the case of Amanda Knox an American exchange student living in Perugia who was arrested and accused of murdering her British flatmate Meredith Kercher. Knox is initially found guilty of the crime, but her argue that she is the victim of a out-of-control prosecutor and press.
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[@estelladee]

Love the fact how people in this interview portrayed British and Italian media (and law enforcement) are one-sided, as if the American's aren't (if not worse).

[@elisabethholmes604]

maybe, but you have to admit the 3rd world country science evidence of Italy. lol. Better stick to making pasta instead of solving crime.

[@andrewsmith7115]

@@elisabethholmes604 That’s what the *media* says. For all the we know the science was sound and the scientific techniques were the same used in the US, but the American media isn’t going to report that because everything that’s foreign must be inferior.

[@connsaunders9600]

@@elisabethholmes604 Yeah right - The American Legal is obviously far superior. Just ask OJ Simpson !!

[@elisabethholmes604]

@@andrewsmith7115 naw, i been to Italy. It's a 3rd world country in most aspects.

[@andrewsmith7115]

@@elisabethholmes604 So you say.

[@gwenaelleansermet5425]

I think that with all the attention Amanda took, we forgot who the real victim was: Meredith. That's so sad

[@stevemorse108]

I studied in Perugia at the same university and not once took drugs or got drunk...I studied hard and took in a much local culture as possible. I love every moment of my stay and have a deep respect for Italy and Italian culture. I lived one minute away from the house where Meredith lived....I am shocked how little emphasis is placed on Meredith. Knox is a disgrace to American tourists.

[@giuliag.cancellieri9072]

Amanda killed her.

[@sarahs5963]

Noone knows the name of the victim anymore. It's all about Amanda. :(

[@celinesohier6210]

She is evil

[@svenskgangmiljo2168]

Was it ever about the victim? The fakeass witch is the star. Contempt and deceit is written all over her face. She likes the attention and doesn't miss an opportunity to make any floor her stage.

[@alisia413]

Thanks to strong American PR company, there is no justice in this world!

[@ginapafitis1966]

I WOULDNT TRUST THE ITALIAN SCUMMY JUSTICE SYSTEM NEITHER

[@synaesthesia4183]

Not her fault

[@lucyg987]

Where is justice for Meredith the poor murdered victim? Anyone speaking for her?

[@Prabz]

Actually, Rudy Guede was arrested as he confirmed he was on the crime scene and that Amanda was not there.

[@chetankat007]

I stand with u.. Need jjustice for Meridith... Amanda shd be in jail..

[@katesleuth1156]

Prabz The Supreme Court of Italy stated that Amanda was there. Rudy later stated that Amanda was there. He was one of the three criminals.

[@Prabz]

@@katesleuth1156 Rudy initially said to his friend that Amanda was not there, he changed his statement in court

[@katesleuth1156]

Prabz Raffaele changed his alibi on Nov.5 Amanda changed her alibi on evening Nov. 5-6. All three are guilty.

[@JaSanLu]

this documentary is so horribly one-sided, i couldn't even finish watching

[@AT-yn5uf]

The story was one sided from the beginning, sadly. Starting with the prosecutor that ignored everything else and worked hard to prove that Amanda was quilty... though he had no evidence. To throw in jail someone based on... what exactly???? That she was using drugs??? Or because she was a roommate??? That doesn’t make her a murderer. But Amanda was focused on having fun, she didn’t care about nothing else...

[@alisia413]

same

[@twengkiedo]

I've followed this case even before. I've always thought she was guilty but after years, she appears innocent to me. We can say it's biased when we have our biases, too.

[@daffodils6825]

Me too I did not finish it this documentary portray as if Amanda is a victim

[@estelladee]

@@twengkiedo We can say it IS biased, despite having our own biases. Because media shouldn't be bias. Media is suppose to show all sides of the story so we can be informed and have a better assessment of the situation instead of relaying with our biases. That way we can have a more compelling statement than "I've always THOUGHT she was guilty..." or "she APPEARS innocent to me.". So to say you can't say this is bias because we have our own biases is an erroneous statement.

[@andrewsmith7115]

I’ve never seen such a pro-American/Anti-Italian documentary in my life. There’s a lot more to the story and what these people are saying. This is more opinion being passed off as fact than actual fact. This is horrible journalism.

[@aurorav.7209]

The first problem with Amanda that made her the suspect is lack of compassion and any emotion towards the roommate. IEven I don't know Rhea victim, to find out someone died a horrible death, i t will make me cry even if I don't care much about my room mate it will affect me so much. But her attitude that showed her death didn't seem to bother her is what so bothersome to me.. That's why most people believed she is the murderer. She only cried when she was charged. It will make anyone cry if someone you know die in such horrific death. I have no sympathy for her even if she's innocent according to her.

[@ramdingaliana9711]

Every individual is different, Amanda is definitely not like you, she might not have compassion or look shocked or showed any emotions, that doesn't mean she's guilty. I don't if she was guilty or not but I don't think she was

[@almajoyem8679]

I came here because of Malcolm Gladwell's book "Talking to strangers". He talked about this case.

[@HanaNoNeko]

I am Italian, and while I do think that this "documentary" is not unbiased, it is true that the Italian justice system is incredibly slow, and it often focuses on characters instead of evidence. The number of never ending cases is truly astonishing.

[@Gabriella5057]

1) The confession. Knox confessed that she was in the house on the night of the murder and that she heard Miss Kercher scream, identifying a Congolese bar owner, Patrick Lumumba, as the assailant. She told the court during the trial that the confession was made under duress but then repeated the entire account in a five page memorandum the next morning. 2) The false accusation. The prosecution said the fact that Knox falsely accused Lumumba of being the killer was a sign of her own guilt and an attempt to throw them off her trail. He was arrested in a dawn raid by armed police and spent two weeks in jail. It was only by chance that a Swiss businessman read about the case and came forward to say he had been talking to Lumumba in his bar on the night of the murder - offering him a rock-solid alibi. Lumumba says Knox nearly ruined his life and is suing her for defamation. 3) The alibi. Sollecito could not back up Knox’s alibi on the night of the murder. She claimed she spent the evening with him, smoking marijuana, watching the French film Amelie and making love. But Sollecito told police he could not remember if Knox was with him that evening or not. Even assuming his memory was hazy because of the drugs, it seemed odd that a young man who had just embarked on a new relationship could not recall whether he had spent the night with his girlfriend or not. 4) Computer and telephone records. Sollecito claimed he used his computer to download and watch cartoons and Amelie. But computer experts told the court that there was no activity on his laptop between 9.10pm on Nov 1, and 5.32am the next morning - the time frame in which the murder took place. Knox and Sollecito turned off their mobile phones on the night of the murder, from around 8.40pm, and turned them back on at around 6am, inviting further suspicion. 5) The staged break-in. A bedroom belonging to one of Miss Kercher’s Italian flatmates was ransacked on the night of the murder, with a window smashed with a rock. But police said the break-in was staged - broken glass from the window was found on top of clothes scattered on the floor, suggesting the window was broken after the contents of the room were messed up. Prosecutors accused Knox and her boyfriend of staging the break-in to make the killing look like a burglary that had turned into rape and murder. Mark Laris Rispondi Inoltra

[@m.harris9512]

Mara Costanza where’s Rudy in all this?

[@flyandshy00]

Yeah, I think the couple killed her. Very suspicious, were kissing on the scene...

[@lluhu]

Rudi's DNA is all over the place. He admitted he was there and saw Meredith with the cut. He said Amanda wasn't there. I think it is pretty clear.

[@kayem3824]

@@lluhu That's not true. Rudy has said emphatically that he heard Amanda's voice from the bathroom. After leaving the bathroom and having confronted a man, he then went to a window and saw Amanda and the man running away. He tried to stop Meredith's bleeding with towels, but couldn't, then panicked and left. He also stated that the flat was tidy when he left.

[@kayem3824]

@@m.harris9512 There is an eleven part video interview of Rudi's version. It's in Italian with English subs. Search Leosini Guede at EricP Italia Cases.

[@buhlenkosi3840]

Today marks Meredith’s 13th anniversary... it’s unfortunate that till today nobody held accountable for her death. The media really overlooked this case that it lost the value behind the why; Which is sadly a 21 year old lost her life

[@michelacappelletti]

Because the 2 were guilty but italian police made a real mess with proof

[@jenniferbailey5914]

Did you even watch the documentary. They caught the killer because of his DNA. 😳 are you talking about?

[@sameerhyper]

everything is fishy here my condolences for Meredith Kershaw. and family ,

[@palimpsestransparent]

Kercher, not Kershaw

[@subajayasenpurage306]

I truly believe Amanda Knox is guilty. She never shocked, no remorse and never cry for her friend, but she always cries for her self because of fear to get caught.

[@jamesrae7597]

Was she a real friend or someone she was living with for 30 days and becoming friends with.

[@larapalma3744]

Wrong

[@alisia413]

She hated Meredith.

[@eglejaskeleviciute6043]

That doesn’t prove guilt. You need physical evidence (which is none in this case)

[@jenniferbailey5914]

Proof dear…it’s called proof not your “feelings”

[@jon780249]

Was this documentary funded by the Knox family? It is extremely inaccurate and little more than a public relations exercise for Knox.

[@JeffVader39]

Why, it doesn’t fit your theory?

[@nickyb7266]

Lol. It’s the facts!

[@LadyPercy.]

Oh dear when Knox moved back in with the boyfriend, where did she shower then.?

[@ianofliverpool7701]

Lets face it with news media like ours who knows what the truth was......Our media are liars that we do know.

[@ostapbendervan7874]

You seem to forget the world is by the NARRATIVE you believe Think of what you so one jointed about Regardless ,what the Democrats

[@julielevinge266]

Last few minutes they actually mention the victim?? Felt quite angry at woman who says Meredith’s parents believed prosecution!!! What on earth would she do if it was her daughter????? Feel for parents as Knoxs gets more & more money & fame!! But their daughter is lost forever!!!

[@stephenkahui3829]

Working in the American court system for decades watching inocent comments easily misconstrued or should I say purposely misconstrued and turned against defendants is a huge epidemic in our court system!!

[@philsurtees]

Yeah, people can say what they like about the Italian court system, but Amanda Knox is out, and back in America, free. If she had been found guilty in an American court - and let's face it, there are PLENTY of miscarriages of justice in America, so she could easily have been found guilty in America - she would still be in prison, because getting out once you've been convicted, in America, is almost impossible...

[@thundersforclaudia]

This is not a documentary. This is a defense documentary for Amanda Knox!

[@AT-yn5uf]

Because she was wrongfully acused and jailed!

[@katesleuth1156]

@@AT-yn5uf Explain.

[@stevemorse108]

Indeed....American propaganda.

[@almajoyem8679]

@@katesleuth1156 She's mismatched. Her attitude and behavior did not match an "innocent roommate" Nothing from the evidence found proved her guilty. They were not able to prove that she was in the room when Meridith was murdered. She was jailed just because she did not act appropriately to the situation. Aren't we supposed to base guilt on the evidence or facts? I read about this case on Malcolm Gladwell's boo entitled Talking to Strangers. He discussed how the law enforcers react or judge mismatched individuals becuase of our dedication to transparency.

[@katesleuth1156]

@@almajoyem8679 You need to read the court documents for the facts. You are repeating Knox PR lies which were given to every American MSM media outlet by her parents & the million $ PR firm they hired. They had complete control of the media in America b/c Americans were not given the daily transcript from the courthouse as Europeans were. Europeans of course believe she is guilty, while Americans believe she’s innocent.

[@sanjanasinha9670]

Every thing that I have read about this case points to that fact that Ms. Knox is definitely hiding something important related to the case. But there is a reasonable amount of doubt pertaining to her conviction. Sadly, all this has greatly hindered justice for Meredith and any closure for her family.

[@kq1777]

Correct. Knox was involved somehow, not killer, but somehow involved. She is definitely hiding the full truth.

[@miquidade1]

I lieved in Italy for 15 years. I had this story following. Amanda in my point of view she knows something. She never said sorry to Patrick..why? Her ex boss Patrick lose everything ..he had to move for Poland with nothing...with his family...always black people paying in this story...

[@AT-yn5uf]

Sadly, she was drugged at that time, she didn’t really understand waht was going on. When she did, she retracted everything that was written in the letter by someone else in her name

[@birdyelke775]

@May... unprofessional investigators. Yet they had guts to go in Germany to arrest the African, it was easy to manipulate him with a recommended unprofessional lawyer, who surely had no intention to defend him, but was just a farce. Meanwhile Patrice were able to bit the dante language, and he'd some money yet he lost everything (jealousy) and he'd to move away, he will be the gossip of the town, meanwhile the perpetrators, "terrone" (his father's a medical doctor ) and the americana ( just for the fact that italians bowed down to americans from USA) though they've wanted to persuade her, but when the family arrived and started to scold the CID that they didn't do an appropriate investigation, they went koookooo and under international pressure for negligence and incapacity, they had to let her walked free. Originally where's she's from, Afros doesn't have much of an identity. Therefore let close the case here...so to speak.

[@katesleuth1156]

@@AT-yn5uf Knox NEVER retracted her false accusation of Patrick. She let him sit in jail for 2 weeks before a Swiss man provided an alibi for him.

[@sertorio1040]

Patrick ha guadagnato 70000 euro da una sola intervista a un giornale inglese , dove ha definito Amanda nel peggiore dei modi ; è un uomo spregevole !

[@moonbaby919]

you come back home, the door is open, everything is a mess, there is blood in the bathroom and your roomates door is closed: and you take a shower and go back to your boyfriend? GIVE ME A BREAK!

[@nikiyubari8410]

It was just some sprinkles of blood.

[@andreab.8701]

Have you ever shared an apartment? My flatmate moved out and I only discovered after 3 weeks. 🤣

[@sallybardin6564]

Sounds normal to me, who's going to assume someone's been murdered

[@dianamincher6479]

Why didn't Knox open Meredith's door on the 2/11/2007-because Knox knew it wouldn't open as she had locked it.

[@sallybardin6564]

@@dianamincher6479 because she was in a rush to get back to her boyfriend probably.

[@linlanda4107]

That guy kept saying if this was a crime in America...well it was'nt in America!!!

[@julielevinge266]

In America where you can get shot.4 times in the chest, in front of your partner & 5 year old little girl, for being pulled over with a faulty headlight?? Don’t throw stones when you live in a greenhouse!! Can’t bare the condescending attitude to Italian police. I believe she acts & feels guilty?? ( I also have never heard about the satanic cult stuff? Again but rich when you consider number of sheriffs that are far right Christians??)

[@riccardogiusti7779]

She's guilty 99%, cheers from Perugia

[@dims2748]

the ReelTruth is.... they need to Hire new Video Editor....

[@giuliag.cancellieri9072]

xD

[@amethyst8852]

6:30 What the point with this effects? It's annoying.

[@MrFunkehMonkeh]

Get over it ffs, it's not that bad.

[@BarriosGroupie]

It's a documentary meant to entertain, rather than a lecture.

[@smoothcriminal7118]

@@BarriosGroupie ment to entertain over somebody's life.

[@spinningnumbers]

well...it's American isn't it for an audience with a very short attention span. Leave documentaries to the Brits (the music's very annoying as well).

[@sofialavish1072]

Let's not fight among ourselves rather Brits or American main issue is ak got away with murder. If you see her interviews guilty is written all over her face. Further more this physcho ak did everything Meredith wanted to do. I have rea what Le case files and yes there was evidence against her.

[@marsukarhu9477]

I think she's lying. I don't know if she killed her or not, but she is not truthful in the interviews for what ever reason.

[@citizenerased7746]

Marsu Karhu I agree

[@adriantudhope]

The court of public opinion obviously doesn't look at DNA evidence... keyboard Columbo

[@chrisgrandcatz]

Never heard so many lies

[@texasray5237]

When a story starts to go viral Careers can be made off the spin Truth goes down the drain in a spiral And the circus show soon will begin

[@Preppie-thirty]

well said

[@chetankat007]

Need justice for Meredith..

[@WolfgangVonKempelen838]

The Italian media and justice system a two headed monster ! ! What about the American media and justice system ? What a joke hahahaha.

[@TheStonerosesHQ]

Amanda Knox is definitely not being truthful Whether she did it or not she knows more than she’s letting on.

[@rogerpattube]

Moronic comment of the day and you can't spell.

[@kinglicks5646]

@@rogerpattube Punctuation!

[@dianamincher6479]

Both Italian house mates were lawyers and they think Knox was involved.

[@dianamincher6479]

She lied, lied about her alibi-all her alibis?

[@katesleuth1156]

@@dianamincher6479 The 2 roommates weren’t lawyers, they worked in lawyers’ offices. They both think Knox murdered Meredith.

[@griselbaez8696]

I know it doesn't matter, but she's guilty in my eyes.

[@lluhu]

yes, it does not matter.

[@ruthmargaridagregovieira9847]

everybody knows she killed Meredith.

[@celinesohier6210]

@@ruthmargaridagregovieira9847 totally agree .. Everybody know except the judges !!

[@eglejaskeleviciute6043]

@@ruthmargaridagregovieira9847 evidence?

[@guyr.c.606]

Meredith Kercher R.I.P.

[@janrees4887]

How many people fall in love at 23 and think it's forever? My husband and I were 23 when we met and fell in love. My sister started dating her husband on her 21st birthday. Not all young 20somethings are immature and promiscuous.

[@giuliag.cancellieri9072]

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!! Totally agree with you, pal!

[@letyweir]

I just love this attorney Darren's voice 😍 he is amazing.

[@PatriciaKelly-gz7vg]

Watch the BBC documentary, it’s based on facts. Y experts instead.

[@mypage11111]

Can’t even finish watching! Too one sided. There is a reason why in Europe, the justice system doesn’t rush to a conclusion 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@clickbaitmassacre8668]

...those "Golden Times" of the glory lynch mob were much better, right...?

Clickbait Massacre what are you even talking about lol

[@mofeoyatogun9242]

Is this an Amanda Knox PR piece or a documentary? I couldn't finish.

[@zeniktorres4320]

Me too. I could get thru it.

[@synaesthesia4183]

Why? Because it didn't fit her outrageous slanderous accusations? Closed minded sheep

[@colinjames523]

you don't blame others if innocent she was guilty

[@allymckenzie102]

The most ridiculous discrepancy in the evidence of the mock re trial is that they simulated only one person running up the iron stairs outside the building, however the witness statement details several people. Why would the re enactment include only one person when the witness statement details several? The guilty party was in Nike trainers. The other two in question could have been wearing steel toe capped boots!?Ridiculous. Absolutely inconclusive.

[@mikeheap7978]

This is totally one sided account on behalf of Knox. Who commissioned the documentary Amanda Knox's family ? Poor poor journalism.

[@DaBeezKneez]

lets be clear on one thing, the only crime here is the terrible editing

[@ethicalvsunethical2644]

LOL indeed this is what I noticed, a heavy editing and rewriting the entire horrible event, removing Meredith from the victim seat and putting Amanda in her place. what a creepy work as creepy as the crime committed against a poor girl sitting quietly in her room.

[@edawg2317]

😂

[@constanzaesposito6333]

I though same.. They are so confusing also the way they mixing the Infos put it in one straight line smh

[@maximelizarev2384]

I hate this channel with passion for that reason!))

[@nickyb7266]

Can’t watch it so I decided to read some comments lol. So what’s the bottom line ? Is she guilty or not?

[@tomaszazach470]

As usually..we have the American propaganda that tell us everything's about Usa

[@leanie9660]

This is a story told by the American media....

[@PromodZeus]

“The eyes, chico. They never lie.”- Tony Montana.

[@dulcemoutinho1651]

Amanda has evil eyes

[@bobbouwer90]

BS

[@PromodZeus]

@@bobbouwer90 whatever you rekon mate. lol

[@Marcus-ru1ht]

Love this×

[@larapalma3744]

That's not real

[@martijncs]

She constantly says “they have no evidence that..”, never does she say, I am innocent, I haven’t done it.

[@bmstyle]

ummm....39:46..........lol

[@UkallDay90]

That's what McCann's said 😂

[@georgianikolidaki8262]

@John Cenataur She knew the girl for 6 weeks! They were hardly friends! And at the end of the day, not reacting in, what you may consider, an emotionally appropriate way doesn't make her a murderer. At best it makes her a bit weird.

[@paske2001]

but they don't have any evidence

[@paske2001]

@@georgianikolidaki8262 I don't think her behavior weird, not a bit.. she looks really scared on that video where she kissed her boyfriend

[@adoracionperez2844]

Amanda^s look is so scary. No justice has been given to the death of Miss Meredth. I feel sorry for her death.

[@alisia413]

Poor girl met a monster, I feel sorry for Meredith.

[@lelsadko]

This video is trying to make Amanda innocent. I remember this crime at the time it was committed. Amanda didn’t say at that time she was forced to point to a barman. She said it years later. At that time she changed her evidence every day. In the second trial they found some procedures mistakes and it’s how she escaped from the justice. Rafael’s father was a powerful man and had an influence for the final decision.

[@mikyela26]

True.

[@siphelanimikishoni4528]

True Amanda is guilty if she is not the one who killed she knws who did .

[@lalisitabonita]

You are absolutely right. However..his name is Raffaele not Rafael. That's like calling someone Elizabeth when their name is Isabella (the italian version of Elizabeth). Had to clear that up, thx

[@laurall1767]

1:59 I don't like the way this woman is speaking about my country because the Italy it's not only that, we have respect for other country but the other country had to have respect on our country

[@giuliag.cancellieri9072]

Laura I agree with you. I'm Italian too.

[@lostinnevermore5354]

So we are expected to believe Guede boldly leaves his excrement in the toilet for all to see but he takes the time to carefully cover his victims body? Yeah right... The covering of the victim is very significant and an important detail not to be overlooked. The act of covering the victim is telling in many ways it indicates:- the killer knew Meredith well. The killer had remorse. The killer had time.

[@cr7_fap138]

and as he said, he knew her, he knew meredith

[@NS-ur5ss]

And the killer was most likely female as a woman has empathy in terms of physical modesty.

[@synaesthesia4183]

Yeah okay, miss criminologist lol. The FACTS are, that's what Rudy did. Covering a body can mean a ton of things

[@synaesthesia4183]

@@NS-ur5ss Not even remotely accurate in the land of science and Criminology. Y'all are sheep and literally believe anything 🤣

[@akeem1221]

Am speechless. Honestly i donno if she is guilty or not. Unbelievable!!.

[@tanyavashist2933]

That thumbnail says it all. It is crazy how much the Americans want her to be innocent.

[@nps3735]

Well you can't look to Americans to be fair and unbiased seriously look at the history that they have created around the world.

[@PaulaSB12]

I am British and she was innocent

[@miheai]

They should be nice with Amanda. It's only her that can bring a buisiness for them. That's why story is so one sided and that's the way of today's America is.

[@ST-tf4sq]

Yeah... Amanda is guilty, with African dude and Italian boyfriend, they did it together. Pure Evil in her eyes... Scares me, sadly her parents look really nice, but she is not.

[@mariateresaancona5345]

I am from Rome, Italy and I followed the case of Amanda Knox. I felt a. lot of injustice was done. This video is well explained, although it may seem one sided....but nothing was found to incriminate Amanda Knox and yet she and the boyfriend were imprisoned for 4 years. I could never comprehend this.

[@luckyapple2655]

Ma che c.... scrivi?

[@itzelouise8714]

Easy...cause she lied a lot!

[@giuliag.cancellieri9072]

Maria Teresa, non ti sei, evidentemente informata dalle giuste fonti. Vi erano TUTTE le prove per sbatterli dentro. Situazione diversa per Rudy.

[@veronicavera6015]

I don.t trust her..in my opinion shes guilty

[@marinafrancesoldman1819]

it made me laugh when at 33:05 or so when she is shocked about the people in the streets celebrating the conviction! "As an American, living in the 21st century..." OH P-LEASE!! As if there are not retrogade people or angry mobs in America! Everyone is so civilised and tolerant over there!

[@marinafrancesoldman1819]

*retrograde

[@danieldespacito268]

She is as crazy as Amanda!! 🙂 🙈

[@mikedee1771]

This is just PR for Knox. Look elsewhere for the facts of this case.

[@iain2279]

This is just a propaganda piece more than likely paid for by her father. The first thing he did when this all kicked off was enlist someone from the media not the legal system. I do not know what part she took in all this but she is not innocent.

[@adamwatson6916]

Amamdas so called beauty is over blown. I cannot imagine her standing out in Italy for her looks .. not saying she is unattractive but I cannot see her as anything other than an average looking girl and there is nothing wrong with being average looking most people are just that .

[@mauryagupta6024]

I agree she's very beautiful, more beautiful than Meredith, but that's my opinion. Beauty or not is relative, is a matter of opinion, and that's my opinion.

[@dragonflyBMX]

The guys who's fingerprints they found at the scene, 16 years.

[@aldrickbanks3455]

Knox is guilty, both she and her mom look very soulless and sociopath.

[@OhKillSwitch]

I love how these Americans are playing victim, calling out the Italians' racist behavior and making it about them instead of the actual victim. Well, at least you finally know how racism feels.

[@kevintravis5123]

the italian justice system needs a complete overhall ..its totally bonkers

[@kevintravis5123]

@lee maxson and your evidence is ??

[@answeringtime6980]

Apart from the Italian Lawyer who knew what she was up to.

[@bluebird2778]

This seems very one-sided...

[@francomanca]

...no kidding!?!... this video must be coming from ak fan club and the amandoons....I wonder how many freaks from USA have been writing to her while in jail asking to marry...

[@shane-irish]

Bethany Headland to who?

[@DainelleSpeaksTv]

It is one sided. I think that's the intent of the documentary. They are trying to show the unfairness of the investigation and just the hate Italy or any other country has for Americans. They love when an American f$uk up.

[@Gabriella5057]

@Brainstorming Plus Here's what he had done in Washington before he went to Perugia Today saw an astonishing development in the Meredith Kercher murder case, and this time it was not in the courtroom. Amanda Knox, 26, who has refused to attend her appeal trial, currently on-going in Florence, Italy, admitted on her personal blog site that she was previously responsible for a distressing fake burglary against her own housemates in circumstances eerily foreshadowing an important part of the wider case against her for sexually aggravated murder. As well as the murder, Knox has always been charged with faking a burglary at the scene of the murder in Perugia, Italy, an act the prosecution allege was intended to obscure the true perpetrators of the crime whom they say were Knox, her Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito and Rudy Guede. Amanda Knox has admitted on her personal blog for the first time that she had previously been involved in a ‘staged robbery’ during her time at the University of Washington. She admitted that the hazing prank, played on her flat-mates at the University of Washington, involved messing up the flat and hiding things to make it appear as if items had been stolen. Knox used "mutual friends" of her other housemates to help fake the burglary in her own premises. She acknowledges that it caused "distress" to her housemates and she and her accomplices had to apologise for the act. She does not disclose, however, what exactly happened or the full role of the "mutual friends". In the Meredith Kercher case, the police and prosecution have alleged for years that Knox, Sollecito and Guede staged a fake burglary in her own cottage in Perugia, which she shared with Meredith and two other women to cover up evidence of the murder. The cottage was also ‘messed up’, but police and witnesses independently noted glass was found on top of tossed clothes and belongings in the cottage, suggesting that a window had been broken after the rooms were ransacked. No glass was found on the ground outside the window, which the prosecution believe disproves that the murder was as a result of a ‘burglary gone wrong’. Rudy Guede’s stated in his testimony that on the night of the murder, Meredith Kercher was angered and upset to find that 300 euros was missing from her bedside table, leading to an argument with Knox which escalated. Rumours of the hazing prank have been around for years, after a former acquaintance of Knox’s let the story slip, just a month after her arrest. On being pressed for details, the informant clammed up, and the incident has subsequently been vociferously denied by members of Knox’s family and her supporters. Meanwhile her defence have made repeated references to Rudy Guede’s past actions as character evidence against him. The startlingly frank admission by Knox should also be seen in conjunction with the ticket she received for hosting a riotous party at the University of Washington. The party got out of hand, and guests were reported to the police for throwing rocks at passers-by. A picture begins to emerge of a woman who, prior to the crime in Perugia, was not risk-averse, was responsible for anti-social behaviour, and for causing upset and distress to her flatmates. The hazing confession, had it been made before the trial, may have been used as evidence of ‘prior acts of misconduct’. Indeed, the rock throwing party was brought up in the trial as evidence against Knox’s character. Yesterday’s revelations will come as no surprise to case-watchers. Her decision to stay away from the appeal hearing in Florence was widely seen as an ‘own goal’, and her emailed plea to the court clearly irritated the judge. In it, she suggested that the court would be unable to remain neutral in deciding her fate - a move not designed to curry favour with the judiciary. Whether her latest admission makes an impact on the current hearing remains to be seen. At the appeal hearing in Florence on Thursday, Raffaele Sollecito’s defence lawyer, Giulia Bongiorno, waved a large knife in front of the jury, in an effort to convince them that it could not have been the murder weapon. Whilst this may play well to the gallery, it did not appear to impress the judge. After seven years of protesting her client’s innocence there appears to be little new, legally, that Bongiorno can bring to the table. Meanwhile, back in Seattle, Knox has yet again reiterated her desire to speak with the Kerchers, despite the grieving family’s numerous rejections of her approaches. The Kerchers, whose stoicism and grace in the face of the trial has impressed observers around the world, have not commented on her latest request. Meredith’s sister Stephanie, who was named Cosmopolitan’s Woman of the Year in 2012, showed typical composure when she was forced to speak out in response to Knox’s macabre July request to be taken to Meredith’s grave by the family, for her personal ‘closure’. Stephanie responded, “Her grave is now the safest place for her, she can rest in peace and be with us. I hope that is respected by everybody.” Amanda Knox caused further distress to Meredith’s family last month by setting up a personal website with a ‘memorial’ page dedicated to Ms Kercher, using family photos of Meredith, without their permission. The Kercher’s lawyer stated that the site had distressed the family, and asked that the ‘donations’ button in support of Meredith be removed, a request that Knox initially refused, unless she heard the request from them personally. On Thursday, Knox told Italian newspaper La Repubblica, ’I want to speak to them. I want to tell them I had nothing to do with Meredith's death”. This latest request can only cause further pain to Meredith’s parents, who are both suffering from ill-health at present. The verdict is expected on January 30. It should be noted that the US rule of double jeopardy do not apply in this case. The hearing in Florence is not a re-trial, but an appeal against the original conviction for murder.

[@JC_dk]

What’s up with the wired soundeffects?

[@Gabriella5057]

Here's how the facts really went The night starts at 10.40pm. Raffaele was expected to come to the police station and since Amanda lived in his place he decided to come. The police were calling Raffaele to confront him with the inconsistencies of his telephone archives. Comparing with the telephone records that showed that he called 911 after the police had already arrived, Raffaele quickly changed his version. His new story was that Amanda had left her company at 9:00 pm to go see friends and had only returned at 1 am wearing what could have been different clothing. To make it even more suspicious, Raffaele added that in the morning he asked for a plastic bag because he needed it for dirty clothes. * Amanda was in the public waiting room of the police station. He did some homework, called Filomena and asked if the arrangements would be kept once this was over, and she made the now famous cartwheel at the police station. We do not have precise timetables for these, but at some point between 11:30 pm and midnight Monica Napoleoni, head of the homicide section of the Perugia police station, approached Amanda while Amanda took something from the vending machine. Napoleoni approaches and leans against the car and asks "Who could kill her on earth?" While your boyfriend is an hour in his interrogation that should trigger alarm bells but Amanda would later tell her mother she had no idea she needed a lawyer. The decision to arrest Raffaele had been taken and Napoleoni wanted to move Amanda as far as possible from Raffaele's room so that he would not hear it, if he should cry out in protest. At this point the police knew that the couple was involved, but felt like they were protecting someone else. The police had annoyed the waiting room and heard a conversation in which they discussed a third person they had not named on November 4th. The following are extracts from police interviews with Amanda Knox and her Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito ... Raffaele Sollecito: What are you thinking about? Amanda Knox: I don't want to be here. I want this to be over. I want to know who his friends are because he doesn't have many friends. He didn't leave the house much. He didn't talk much. Napoleoni asked Amanda about Patrick's message. Amanda had previously claimed that she never responded, but the police knew she had. In combination with the intercepted conversation, the police imagined that the person Amanda and Raffaele could talk to was Patrick. Amanda was told that Raffaele no longer supported his alibi. That Raffaele had said that she had left at 9pm and had not returned before 1am. Amanda started hitting herself on the temples with both hands. Agent Rita Ficarra stated that "she started crying and wrapped her hands around her head, started shaking her" and then "she said: it was him ... Patrick killed her. It was the same behavior he had committed the night of the murder when the police had fingerprinted all those who had access to the house and again when the police had asked the girls to look at the knives to identify if they were missing. At this point Amanda told the first version of the story in which Raffaele and she were at home and Patrick killed Meredith. He was called Mignini and arrived around 1 am. Amanda told the same story again in her presence. Her statement was typed at 1:45 am and she was informed that she was no longer a witness, but that she would now be considered suspicious. * Mignini informed her that he would not ask her any questions until she had obtained a lawyer, but was free to make spontaneous statements. Amanda refused and was taken to a cell where they fed her. At 5:45 amanda decided she wanted to make a spontaneous statement. Again she tells the same story. This was followed by a letter to the police in which he tried to retract part of what he said and it is very strange in the fact that he now says that his confession is true, but also that his alibi is true even if they are excluded to each other.

[@douggief1367]

The eyes are the windows of the soul.

[@sirandrelefaedelinoge]

Anyone can quote Shakespeare...

[@SUGA-ey8cz]

Exactly and her eyes creepy asf

[@hhealy7199]

I think that's actually biblical.

[@dulcemoutinho1651]

Amanda has very cold eyes and looks arrogant

[@terra7066]

The clever and outgoing girl that when interrogated by the police became naive and dumb.

[@cookie_dough_hangover]

I have never heard anything about the victim. Who was she? How was her life before she was murdered? Everything is about Amanda.

[@bladadidoblah]

Something is terribly wrong with how the prosecutor thinks in addition to his ego. Also proves how inconclusive lies can be made true by the media. Feel sorry for the innocent lives that prosecutor destroyed who are another victims besides the original crime victim.

[@kohanstraven1550]

The thing with cops is that when they know they arrested the wrong person, they will do all they can to convict them and put them in jail and hopefully keep them quiet. They would rather this happens, then to admit their inept investigation and bumbling mistakes that would make them look stupid in the public eye. Happens in all countries. I don't know if she is guilty or not, but if the cops screw up the crime scene and evidence, and misrepresent statements, then they need a scapegoat to cover up their mistakes.

[@kohanstraven1550]

Martin Jansen...I had respect for them when they arrest criminals, but not when they assault law abiding citizens and trample over people's rights, which is too common nowadays. Yes there are bad apples, but these ones never seem to face any punishment unless it is caught on camera. Too many lawsuits against the cops are being paid out. They should be held in high regards, but why aren't they cleaning up their barrel. For me as a law abiding citizen, it isn't about disrespecting them, the thing is, why am I now scared of them... And you sound like you love taking it up the ass by these tyrants.

[@clemensJB]

@Goobye USA kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIS3lXtprNh3gKc

[@anniebobanee2169]

Kohan St Raven Not all Cops are like American Cops you know!

[@emyhoedemakers2838]

Is also true

[@emyhoedemakers2838]

@@anniebobanee2169 its evry were the cops also in the Netherlands

[@sh.a.3333]

This is documentary is very one-sided

[@vermilliongecko]

So was the investigation.

[@rosamila1758]

......and full of lies!

[@jamillarose5294]

As American media usually is....

[@danjohansen1002]

CNN

[@s80heb]

Its a yankee documentary,

[@charlesferdinand422]

The bias in this "Documentary" is so strong yhou can almost taste it. BTW, Amanda "The Killer" Knox is not and has never been "beautiful".

[@InTheDemonsWake]

the tears of buttmad italians fuel me

[@kipling1957]

Beauty is in they eye I guess. I find quite attractive.

[@SUGA-ey8cz]

She's actually looking creepy, idk her eyes is a pure evil.

[@mllex2018]

S U G A yes the eyes

[@mllex2018]

After watching some videos and looking at evidences presented i belief she was wrongly accused. Everything used to charge her basically are just circumstantial evidence. She might have a cold demeanour but does not mean she is guilty. I look very distant and unfriendly too and I’m an introvert I only hang out with a certain type does not mean I’m a horrible person.

[@jaja6946]

Convicted twice. Never exonerated .

[@esrefcelikcelik8789]

This is the case in many countries, not the evidence but some smart(!) and strong guys decide and tell whether someone is really guilty. The state system has Problem. The officals are taken to be infallable and Godlike without error and prejudge.

[@naninolovyou6388]

This is really being told as if she was just in the wrong place, wrong time....but I think she knows more than she lead everyone to believe. Definitely......Poor Meredith- RIP

[@kikaysann5103]

Amanda knox is not rich she is just an ordinary girl middle class family in america but it doesnt mean she is rich girl.

[@julielevinge266]

She’s rich now!! Made 4 million dollars from just one book deal?? Little tasteless???

[@Preppie-thirty]

@@julielevinge266 she also not guilty, and had to spend 2 years in prison, her parents had to spend a lot of time and money in italy to prove innocence.

[@anca4ever414]

They said she didn't speak well Italian. Well, in Romania police works with authorised translators in cases for foreigners. I doubt Italy would be less.

[@danielleisabelabarbarac13]

Could it be that Amanda heard something but chose to ignore? U think Amanda has this feeling of jealousy with Meredith?

[@twengkiedo]

No. She didn't care. She is not necessarily jealous. If she were, she would have done the same things Meredith did.

[@jessicasinmas]

poor woman, i am telling you i'm spanish and something similar happened in spain with a case of a murdered girl by a british citizen living in spain, but from the start the press and police had it with the ex lover of her mother, ( the girls mother had had a relationship with a lesbian lady and they remain friends) but this lesbian lady was so hated by the press , she had a temper , not very friendly, but it was horrendous what they did to her, she was sentenced before trial by tv police public opinion, i even had arguments with my family cause i always found her inocent, ppl had it with her, and in the end went to prison, while the real killer the british guy was out there and a year later of course killed another girl....tipical mediterrainan attitude, here they keep saying "she was pretty" , no, the victim was pretty and classy Amanda complete opposite, and that was probably 1st reason they accused her, had Amanda been pretty and well behaived nothing would have happened i am sure....

[@nikolaosmark5812]

Typical Mediterranean? Cough-cough! It's a Western thing. Am Mediterranean, Greek and don't accept actually accusing only Spain/Italy/Greece for this. Beauty can become the key to everything but also might become the curse, too. Read about Greek mythology a bit. It's full of meaning behind just a single story. Now imagine diving into all of it... My ancestors warned us and showed the way to everything but we keep making, repeating the same mistakes. And in case Americans truly believe their system is better, they just kid themselves. Even worse loopholes and attitudes have been exposed.

[@miacat1727]

But Amanda was pretty, but not well behaved & drew the wrong kind of attention to herself, she showed no remorse for her friends death.

[@samuelkagwe1604]

The video effects on this video are too amateur!

[@spiritedtruth3490]

She is definitely guilty! Her face during the interview portray a determined barefaced liar.

[@weaponluvr]

This trial is sooo publicized. That they forgot who the true victim is

[@texasray5237]

Combination investigator and prosecutor????? Probably judge as well. . Remind me to stay out of Italy.

[@allybamma1415]

Thanks so much, i always look for this.

[@alphagraxia8713]

Lesson learned: Never talk without your lawyer. 😂👌

[@cavid8066]

The idea that AK would be despised for being more liberal than Italians is risible. The idea that Americans are more liberal than Italians is risible.

[@birdyelke775]

Sadly that episode of an English girl losing her life over an American girl, yet the African was accused, he went on the ran, and was caught in Germany, and Amanda that everyone glory to be a super model, and the fact speak for itself, she's out in her bias liberal world, and the English family are still hoping for justice, meanwhile the African man still in prison.

[@rawk7722]

They got it. That guy did it. Not her

[@birdyelke775]

@@rawk7722 No she did it, she and his Terrone boyfriend, and she knows it and so all her family know that she's guilty as sin. Period.

[@rawk7722]

@@birdyelke775 watch the Netflix documentary. I've actually talked to her. It's only opinion. No one's inside there heads and knows the facts. Funny how the man who got done for it said she wasn't there. Then when he was sent down said she was there to try and blame someone else. No DNA of hers there. The man in prisons was all over the place.

[@johnmarks936]

Based on what, the Italian justice system, noted long before this to be one of the most incompetent it the world. Birdy your racist bias against Americans is very apparent.

[@ryanborder189]

Who will speak up for the dead-Meredith by all accounts was a beautiful and kind young woman and Knox was a predator in every way. She may not have struck the killer blow but she was involved all right!

[@gayleralan]

Her beauty??? Have you seen the women in Italy??? Amanda looks like Shrek compared to Italian woman! I don't know if she's guilty or not!? I have a feeling she is! The wierd thing is that Americans always claim Americans who commit crimes abroad are always innocent! Look at the comments...most Americans will say she's innocent!

[@MrAsherDeist]

She kind of looks like a young Georgia Fox

[@izzymeadows1748]

Meredith was far more beautiful then Knox. I think Knox hated this.

[@stevenmutumbo5477]

I think so many people dont travel some dont even know their capital city

[@InTheDemonsWake]

more angry Italians being mad they live in a 12th century mudhut

[@StuArch1]

This is clearly an American one sided view. It disregards Meredith and does not honour her memory . Shame on you.

[@BudzzableRides]

A lot of things Amanda did do not make sense, I still do believe that she was involved somehow.

[@bobbouwer90]

BS

[@BudzzableRides]

@@bobbouwer90 No it's spelled BLEACH

[@harpsailorharp6716gg]

I agree

[@alisia413]

She definitely knows something, it's obvious.

[@salvitiello2738]

Lol Are You mannini family releted ? Yeah ?

[@salvopriolo4021]

never heard of the satanic stuff before this documentary... and i'm italian

[@torkadazali9922]

Salvo Priolo mànini is ridiculous!!

[@cavid8066]

the satanic stuff is a creation of Amanda Knox public relations company. It is a red herring of her defense counsels.

[@luckyapple2655]

ma che min. hia dici?!

[@romerolopez3508]

Just because of amandas look,without dna pointing amanda was a murderer jailed for 25?.what kind of judicial system italy had?.italian law enforcer must learn from australians..in australia without dna without finger print,with out audio record you cannot detain the suspect, you have to release the suspect after interrogation..trial by piblicity!!.damage has been done to amanda.

[@ostapbendervan7874]

Bein Italian dont give you The right to evidence You Italian who had Berlusconi media EMPIRE queen runnin your COUNTRY S Being Italian you must know all what happens I'm sure we will hear We catholic we have no SATANIC ritual

[@alphagraxia8713]

Crazy justice system, media and believers of the prosecutor hahaha 😂😂😂

[@monettenucum367]

'Am impressed how d Authors & legal Analysts discussed/explained d case. Forensic evidences save d day.

[@Gabriella5057]

the Bruno/Marasca verdict is contradictory. It is illogical to the point of being grotesque. We may see the long trail of inconsistencies later on. Now we shall note as a premise that its inconsistency is glaring on macroscopic points and it is not up to me or Mara Costanza to rationalize for it. What I can do is note those things are that stated clearly as proven facts - and we shall distinguish between those findings pointed out as certain in the ruling, and what instead is considered not proven or not in the ruling. One proven thing, called “incontrovertible” by the ruling, is that Meredith was physically killed by more than one person, while someone was holding her tight. It says that this is not because of the previous Guede verdict, but because there “multiple evidences” of this that emerged also in the Knox-Sollecito trials. On pp. 25-26 explains that it would be impossible for a single person to commit the murder, because of the mechanical action needed. So it is absolutely proven that Meredith was NOT raped and killed by Rudy Guede, but instead she was raped and killed by multiple perpetrators. Think about this and absorb this information. Then, also: It calls the purported burglary a “staging” and points out that even thinking about a burglary would be illogical because of the peculiar dynamics of the murder; it also says Amanda Knox washed her hands of Meredith’s blood, and calls this an “eloquent proof”. (you may concede that Amanda Knox with Meredith’s blood on her hands is a particularly disturbing image to find in a verdict). On the other hand, the ruling does NOT say something like "Amanda Knox was not involved in the killing". And does not utter the word “impossible” at all. Quite the contrary: instead, the verdict recalls para 530.2, concludes that it is only not proven beyond a standard of reasonable doubt that Knox took “active part to the killing action”. (implication: but she might well have) Note: let’s repeat this, it does not say "she didn’t", neither calls this option “impossible”, even remotely. Quite on the contrary, it points out (p.49) that there are in fact only two options: either she took an active part to the killing, or she only tried to cancel the evidence subsequently in order to cover up a murderer. The ruling does not present a third option. There is no "innocent" option presented. Obviously, one might notice, the Supreme Court assessment that the proof of an “active participation” is “resisted” by the lack of DNA findings in the murder room, is clearly contradictory with the finding at pp.25-26 that the participation of multiple perpetrators is “incontrovertible”. Besides the detail that the Supreme Court cannot assess evidence and does not have access to evidence, this is just one of the glaring contradictions in the verdict. Another contradiction is with the trial papers: the assumption that a lack of DNA finding of a female subject (with no detectable Y-chromosome) in a context where the traces from another female profile is very abundant would be significant, is an assumption that contradicts the findings of the preliminary hearing (testimony of Stefanoni of Oct. 2008). Stefanoni did explain in fact that if small traces DNA of another female were present, they would not be detectable on Meredith’s body nor on items where the presence of her DNA is massive (because of statistical effects due to the amplification process). To conclude, Mara Costanza is pointing out correct facts and noting the ruling content properly, she’s not being a weasel. Another few notes: The ruling does not say that Amanda’s presence in the cottage was “acclaimed” in the trial. The ruling says that her presence is a PROVEN FACT in the trial (albeit the English doctored translation published by the pro-Knox camp alters and falsifies the content in many passages). It calls her presence “certain” also in one other passage, it points out clearly that it is talking about the moment when Meredith was killed, that Knox even heard her scream, that she was aware of details of the murder before the police knew them, and that she knew Lumumba was innocent because she was there.

[@gina2190]

Knox is NOT innocent , tells way to many proven lies to be. Thinking of the lovely heartbroken kercher family , my heart goes out to them.

[@bongfulgencio2046]

The Prosecutor is definitely a remnant of the Witch Trials era.

[@zer0875]

RIP Meredith. Amanda is guilty.

[@dianamincher6479]

Motive and opportunity?

[@alphagraxia8713]

Hahaha crazy af.. No DNA on the crimescene? How would she be guilty? Trash justice system.

[@latoyamartin7721]

Maybe ur the killer because I cn’t see why u think she’s guilty ur crazy

[@eglejaskeleviciute6043]

Why is she guilty? Please present evidence

[@amandaican.1267]

?

[@mailafermil3625]

I can't believe how hung up and perverted magnini is. And the Italian crowd and media went along with him, wow!😅

[@larapalma3744]

Racist and backward af

[@larapalma3744]

His type usually are

[@iamthatguyfromslipknot1137]

@@larapalma3744 yeah yeah thats the only reason isnt it, lol..

[@firstnamesurname2349]

Welcome to the real Italy 😒

[@synaesthesia4183]

Thank you! It's sick

[@robincormier9935]

Watching this makes me completely lose faith in the justice system all together. Broken piece of garbage does so much more harm to society than good...

[@moholinagy]

the comments about Italian society are ridiculous.... full of stereotypes.

[@personifiedape5347]

Nice bit of one sided journalism. 😭 So much missed out in this, it could almost be classed as propaganda. Knox is lying about things to what extent we will never know now. I certainly believe she was involved. So many inconsistencies like the knife etc. Then her interview her body movements showed a person who was lying. Then the guy convicted is pretty much free now too. So much for justice 😢. RIP Merideth

[@jinkyhirang3237]

That Italian prosecutor Is such a manipulative, fantasy obsessed guy, based on his reputation and past history of court cases , i wonder why he Is still in service😣

[@lueezec358]

@@jinkyhirang3237 I agree with you

[@sohara....]

"Inconsistencies" ... the knife .... Fact: The knife used as evidence to find her guilty was not the knife used in the crime.