Amanda Knox

Like, oh, look, they're eating a McDonald's hamburger for the first time after 20 years in prison. The end. And what really is the case is that a whole human drama unfolds behind that curtain where that is for the first time the person living their life and like discovering who they are and answering that now what question after having been forced to survive in an insanely unfair and brutal

and traumatic experience. And so what I like to say is that, you know, I've written a book before this, I've written a memoir before this called waiting to be heard. I'm very proud of it. I wrote it at a time of my life where I felt like I needed to react to this huge, incredible narrative that had been made about me without any sort of input from me.

and traumatic experience. And so what I like to say is that, you know, I've written a book before this, I've written a memoir before this called waiting to be heard. I'm very proud of it. I wrote it at a time of my life where I felt like I needed to react to this huge, incredible narrative that had been made about me without any sort of input from me.

and traumatic experience. And so what I like to say is that, you know, I've written a book before this, I've written a memoir before this called waiting to be heard. I'm very proud of it. I wrote it at a time of my life where I felt like I needed to react to this huge, incredible narrative that had been made about me without any sort of input from me.

And it was in reaction to that, that I was explaining here, this is this terrible experience that happened to me. And this is, this is, what it looks like from my perspective to be on trial for this crime. This book is not that. This book is what I've done in response to that.

And it was in reaction to that, that I was explaining here, this is this terrible experience that happened to me. And this is, this is, what it looks like from my perspective to be on trial for this crime. This book is not that. This book is what I've done in response to that.

And it was in reaction to that, that I was explaining here, this is this terrible experience that happened to me. And this is, this is, what it looks like from my perspective to be on trial for this crime. This book is not that. This book is what I've done in response to that.

If Waiting to be Heard is reactive, this is a book about how I've lived my life proactively and how I've been really human because it is not like... Look at me and how good I am. It is like, oh my God, look at all these mistakes I made because I am still processing this traumatic experience in my lived life and how it's had repercussions that have been

If Waiting to be Heard is reactive, this is a book about how I've lived my life proactively and how I've been really human because it is not like... Look at me and how good I am. It is like, oh my God, look at all these mistakes I made because I am still processing this traumatic experience in my lived life and how it's had repercussions that have been

If Waiting to be Heard is reactive, this is a book about how I've lived my life proactively and how I've been really human because it is not like... Look at me and how good I am. It is like, oh my God, look at all these mistakes I made because I am still processing this traumatic experience in my lived life and how it's had repercussions that have been

unexpected and such a huge part of who I am and how I have tried to grapple with the existential problem that we all face, which is who are we? What is our role in the world? How do we try to make the world a better place and leave it better than how we found it?

unexpected and such a huge part of who I am and how I have tried to grapple with the existential problem that we all face, which is who are we? What is our role in the world? How do we try to make the world a better place and leave it better than how we found it?

unexpected and such a huge part of who I am and how I have tried to grapple with the existential problem that we all face, which is who are we? What is our role in the world? How do we try to make the world a better place and leave it better than how we found it?

Right. And in the book, you actually there's a quote where you talk about how telling your story is your it's trauma, but also it's healing. Yes. And I definitely feel like you I got the message in the book. Do you know what I mean? And I think you did a great job. I there are certain parts in this book where I literally wrote in the margin crying, sobbing, chills. And I just.

Right. And in the book, you actually there's a quote where you talk about how telling your story is your it's trauma, but also it's healing. Yes. And I definitely feel like you I got the message in the book. Do you know what I mean? And I think you did a great job. I there are certain parts in this book where I literally wrote in the margin crying, sobbing, chills. And I just.

Right. And in the book, you actually there's a quote where you talk about how telling your story is your it's trauma, but also it's healing. Yes. And I definitely feel like you I got the message in the book. Do you know what I mean? And I think you did a great job. I there are certain parts in this book where I literally wrote in the margin crying, sobbing, chills. And I just.

And you talk about in this book how you don't have to go through a similar situation as somebody else to be able to empathize and relate to them. And that was something that I really resonated with because there were so many things that you described. I was on Teen Mom, you know, like I wasn't. accused of murder or any serious crime.

And you talk about in this book how you don't have to go through a similar situation as somebody else to be able to empathize and relate to them. And that was something that I really resonated with because there were so many things that you described. I was on Teen Mom, you know, like I wasn't. accused of murder or any serious crime.

And you talk about in this book how you don't have to go through a similar situation as somebody else to be able to empathize and relate to them. And that was something that I really resonated with because there were so many things that you described. I was on Teen Mom, you know, like I wasn't. accused of murder or any serious crime.

And so I, you know, but I still related to so many things that you said in this book in trying to find myself, which is what you're describing.