Amanda Knox

But, like, lose. What are you losing?

But, like, lose. What are you losing?

But why doesn't, like, a law enforcement officer look at something that happened to me? Actually, you know what? I take that back. Plenty of law enforcement people have talked to me and said, like, we are so sorry for what happened to you.

But why doesn't, like, a law enforcement officer look at something that happened to me? Actually, you know what? I take that back. Plenty of law enforcement people have talked to me and said, like, we are so sorry for what happened to you.

But why doesn't, like, a law enforcement officer look at something that happened to me? Actually, you know what? I take that back. Plenty of law enforcement people have talked to me and said, like, we are so sorry for what happened to you.

Right. And no one gets rewarded for sticking their neck out or for holding their friends accountable. Yeah.

Right. And no one gets rewarded for sticking their neck out or for holding their friends accountable. Yeah.

Right. And no one gets rewarded for sticking their neck out or for holding their friends accountable. Yeah.

Any other like how it's a real problem.

Any other like how it's a real problem.

Any other like how it's a real problem.

And the feeling that you have to like in order to do the right thing, you just have to switch sides like that really bothers me. Also, because like one thing that I have I would love to see more of is more of like a collaboration between victims rights advocates and innocence rights advocates. But like oftentimes you see us sort of pitted against each other as if like, you know,

And the feeling that you have to like in order to do the right thing, you just have to switch sides like that really bothers me. Also, because like one thing that I have I would love to see more of is more of like a collaboration between victims rights advocates and innocence rights advocates. But like oftentimes you see us sort of pitted against each other as if like, you know,

And the feeling that you have to like in order to do the right thing, you just have to switch sides like that really bothers me. Also, because like one thing that I have I would love to see more of is more of like a collaboration between victims rights advocates and innocence rights advocates. But like oftentimes you see us sort of pitted against each other as if like, you know,

I've always felt that the criminal justice system never did enough for victims. That like the only compensation that victims are really given is the idea that you're going to punish the perpetrator. And I've always wanted to know how is the system going to help the victim rebuild their life and take back and like reclaim what can be reclaimed of their experience and be uplifted.

I've always felt that the criminal justice system never did enough for victims. That like the only compensation that victims are really given is the idea that you're going to punish the perpetrator. And I've always wanted to know how is the system going to help the victim rebuild their life and take back and like reclaim what can be reclaimed of their experience and be uplifted.

I've always felt that the criminal justice system never did enough for victims. That like the only compensation that victims are really given is the idea that you're going to punish the perpetrator. And I've always wanted to know how is the system going to help the victim rebuild their life and take back and like reclaim what can be reclaimed of their experience and be uplifted.

But like you're you're you're suing the person who committed the crime. And are you ever actually going to get any money from them?

But like you're you're you're suing the person who committed the crime. And are you ever actually going to get any money from them?

But like you're you're you're suing the person who committed the crime. And are you ever actually going to get any money from them?