The Guardian
by Simon Hattenstone
April 26, 2013

I first wrote to Amanda Knox after interviewing her mother, Edda Mellas, in September 2009. At the time, Knox had been in custody in Italy for almost two years, accused of murdering the Leeds University student Meredith Kercher.

I sent her a copy of my interview and Knox wrote to thank me, saying she could hear her mother's voice in the piece. She said she liked Guardian Weekend, particularly its fashion and recipes. She commented on a piece about internet dating, worried that predators could take advantage of the vulnerable.

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/apr...pal-amanda-knox

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Rudy Guede..... had confessed to a cellmate that he had been the sole killer. I asked Knox if this gave her hope. No, she said, she did not want to be acquitted on hearsay evidence, or because she had a dodgy prosecutor – she wanted to be acquitted because she was innocent.

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She's guilty.

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Yep.

Does she have a big cult following that still believes in her innocence?

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Yep.

Does she have a big cult following that still believes in her innocence?

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