Amanda Knox

And they said, well, even a confused statement where you're not sure what the truth is, if you were physically present at the crime is is slander. And you falsely accused an innocent man that you knew to be innocent. And so. But they have no proof that you were there. Exactly. Exactly. So we're in this like cyclical thing where they just don't want to admit that they fucked up.

And they said, well, even a confused statement where you're not sure what the truth is, if you were physically present at the crime is is slander. And you falsely accused an innocent man that you knew to be innocent. And so. But they have no proof that you were there. Exactly. Exactly. So we're in this like cyclical thing where they just don't want to admit that they fucked up.

That's what I think. And I'm at this point where I'm like, OK, now what? Because I'm definitively convicted of this thing. And like the legal truth in this case does not represent the actual truth in this case.

That's what I think. And I'm at this point where I'm like, OK, now what? Because I'm definitively convicted of this thing. And like the legal truth in this case does not represent the actual truth in this case.

That's what I think. And I'm at this point where I'm like, OK, now what? Because I'm definitively convicted of this thing. And like the legal truth in this case does not represent the actual truth in this case.

Maybe. I think even more than that, I think they're trying to protect themselves from admitting that they tortured an innocent girl.

Maybe. I think even more than that, I think they're trying to protect themselves from admitting that they tortured an innocent girl.

Maybe. I think even more than that, I think they're trying to protect themselves from admitting that they tortured an innocent girl.

And so it's not crazy for us to think that she might have been involved in the murder because here she is.

And so it's not crazy for us to think that she might have been involved in the murder because here she is.

And so it's not crazy for us to think that she might have been involved in the murder because here she is.

And all they were ever able to do is prove that I lived in the house that this happened in. Like, sure, my DNA is in my house. It's not anywhere near Meredith's body or where the crime occurred. But they're saying that like I was there and it's sort of this like cyclical sort of reasoning. Like Amanda said she was there. Therefore, she was there.

And all they were ever able to do is prove that I lived in the house that this happened in. Like, sure, my DNA is in my house. It's not anywhere near Meredith's body or where the crime occurred. But they're saying that like I was there and it's sort of this like cyclical sort of reasoning. Like Amanda said she was there. Therefore, she was there.

And all they were ever able to do is prove that I lived in the house that this happened in. Like, sure, my DNA is in my house. It's not anywhere near Meredith's body or where the crime occurred. But they're saying that like I was there and it's sort of this like cyclical sort of reasoning. Like Amanda said she was there. Therefore, she was there.

Therefore, she said she was, you know, like this is like insane cyclical reasoning. And I'm at the point where I have to ask myself, like, how do I fight this? And if so, do I? And that's where this whole question of freedom comes in. Like. do I have to definitively prove my innocence in a court of law to feel that I have definitively proven my innocence?

Therefore, she said she was, you know, like this is like insane cyclical reasoning. And I'm at the point where I have to ask myself, like, how do I fight this? And if so, do I? And that's where this whole question of freedom comes in. Like. do I have to definitively prove my innocence in a court of law to feel that I have definitively proven my innocence?

Therefore, she said she was, you know, like this is like insane cyclical reasoning. And I'm at the point where I have to ask myself, like, how do I fight this? And if so, do I? And that's where this whole question of freedom comes in. Like. do I have to definitively prove my innocence in a court of law to feel that I have definitively proven my innocence?

Or do I need to definitively prove my innocence in the court of public opinion in order to feel free or to feel like I'm not, regardless of whether I definitively prove my innocence or not, am I ever going to be free of this? Is this ever going to be not touching me and impacting my life? And the answer that I've come to,

Or do I need to definitively prove my innocence in the court of public opinion in order to feel free or to feel like I'm not, regardless of whether I definitively prove my innocence or not, am I ever going to be free of this? Is this ever going to be not touching me and impacting my life? And the answer that I've come to,

Or do I need to definitively prove my innocence in the court of public opinion in order to feel free or to feel like I'm not, regardless of whether I definitively prove my innocence or not, am I ever going to be free of this? Is this ever going to be not touching me and impacting my life? And the answer that I've come to,