Amanda Knox now from space wedding to 'prison wear' and Lucy Letby 'findings'

Amanda Knox now from space wedding to 'prison wear' and Lucy Letby 'findings'Amanda Knox continues to make headlines almost two decades after she was convicted - and later exonerated - for the murder of student Meredith Kercher in Italy in 2007CommentsNewsGemma Strong Features Writer16:07, 22 Apr 2026View 7 ImagesAmanda Knox was released from prison in October 2011, after an Italian appeals court overturned her initial 2009 murder conviction(Image: Instagram/@amamaknox)Fifteen years ago, Amanda Knox was doing hard time for the murder of housemate Meredith Kercher before finally being cleared, and now she is back to relive the horror.‌'Foxy Knoxy' as she was dubbed has travelled to the UK for the first time to promote her new documentary, Mouth of the Wolf, about the brutal murder and her fight to clear her name.‌Speaking last night at an emotional public event the mum-of-two, who was acquitted of the 2007 slaying in Puglia, Italy, in 2015, expressed anger and grief over her treatment. The audience were due to also watch the documentary "Mouth of the Wolf" but the screening was called off at the last minute because of licensing issues. The documentary, directed by her husband Christopher Robinson, captures her return to the scene where Meredith was murdered.‌Knox told the audience said she was devastated when first jailed she said: "I was looking at 26 years. I thought I'd never have children and I'd always wanted to be a mother." She added: "I'm constantly compared to my dead friend."Knox went on: "You always feel like you've got something to prove - you've got to prove your innocence for the rest of your life. There is anger - there is grief and I still feel angry. My life was totally upended. A part of me died in Italy - this deep abyss in me will never go away. I have a love/hate relationship with Italy."She spent almost four years behind bars - from her arrest in Novem...