FOXY KNOXY IS COMING HOME-NEVERMIND (Necrobump)

[Byrd]

Bitch is about to get paid. 4 years in prison, some (lots?) of Americans (of people I've heard talk about this at least) think she's innocent, Britains think she's guilty and Italians think she's a witch that's into orgies. Someone is gonna offer her mad cash to tell her story.

Playboy won't care about the story, but they'll be right behind those people with more cash. Or at least some nudie mag or porn company will; Playboy may try to steer clear of this.

[Selamis]

If any nude/porn offers come in, it'll be Hustler or Penthouse. I think the story telling money offers will come from ABC/CBS.

[Bregor]

I think the story telling money offers will come from ABC/CBS.

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[BadKarma]

Something something DNA evidence something something

[Omniyoji]

I think she's innocent. As much as I love Italy wtf @ the justice system over there. I know some places have it worse or don't have one but come on Italy? Coupled with some shitty police/forensics and that looney Mignini, looked like a day one setup from the first place. I'm certain that black dude did it while trying to rob up the place.

i will offer her mad cash to sit on my face

Yeah she's hot

[Byrthnoth]

Wut? Italian public institution mounts a joke prosecution plan and consistently acts like it's composed of circus rejects?

Even if she was guilty, they did a shitty job connecting any of the dots and made ludicrous speculation part of their prosecution. That's just dumb on their part.

[Reuniont]

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Man, she has got to be the world's most punchable face.

[Bregor]

Man, she has got to be the world's most punchable face.

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[Chun Liroy]

http://www.tmz.com/2011/10/03/amanda...od-you-rather/

[Xno Kappa]

The young pretty white bitch stock in assassinations is gonna blow up.

[Ksandra]

Necrobump:

Looks like she's going back:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25941999

A court in Italy has reinstated the guilty verdicts against Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for the murder of UK student Meredith Kercher in 2007.

American Knox - who is in the US - and her Italian ex-boyfriend Sollecito had pleaded not guilty.

She was sentenced to 28 years and six months in jail, while Sollecito received 25 years.

Ms Kercher was stabbed to death in the flat she shared in Perugia with Knox.

After nearly 12 hours of deliberations on Thursday, the court in Florence reinstated the verdicts first handed down in 2009 but overturned in 2011, when the pair were freed after four years in jail.

Meredith Kercher's brother and sister, speaking ahead of the verdicts: "Nothing's going to bring her back"

The verdicts were delivered by presiding judge Alessando Nencini, who ordered that the passport of 29-year-old Sollecito - who was in the courtroom earlier on Thursday but left before the verdicts were delivered - should be revoked.

But he made no requests for limits on 26-year-old Knox's movements, saying she was "justifiably abroad''.

He ordered that damages should be paid by the pair to the family of Ms Kercher. Ms Kercher's brother Lyle and sister Stephanie were present when the verdict was read out.

Speaking soon after, Lyle Kercher said: "No matter what the verdict, it was never going to be a case of celebrating anything. That's probably the best we could have hoped for."
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At the scene
image of Alan Johnston Alan Johnston BBC News, Florence

This re-running of the appeal process was ordered by Italy's highest court.

In the ruling, its judges had demolished the grounds for Knox and Sollecito's acquittals.

And so there was a sense that the momentum was with the prosecution as this latest appeal began.

Now that it has secured a conviction, an eventual attempt to extradite Knox is a possibility.

But her legal team would fight it with everything it had.

Most people in Italy would find it very difficult indeed to imagine the US authorities one day putting Amanda Knox on a plane and sending her back here to spend much of the rest of her life in jail.

Extradition proceedings against Knox, who refused to return to Italy for the case, may now begin.

Both she and Sollecito can lodge appeals with the supreme court, which will have the final say. But it could take a year to make a ruling, experts say.

In a statement issued after the verdict, Knox said she was "frightened and saddened by this unjust" verdict.

She added: "Having been found innocent before, I expected better from the Italian justice system... There has always been a marked lack of evidence. My family and I have suffered greatly from this wrongful persecution. This has gotten out of hand."

She condemned what she described as "overzealous and intransigent prosecution, prejudiced and narrow-minded investigation, unwillingness to admit mistake, reliance on unreliable testimony and evidence, character assassination, inconsistent and unfounded accusatory theory, and counterproductive and coercive interrogation techniques that produce false confessions and inaccurate statements".

Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at American University in Washington, said that if Italy made a extradition request, the US would have to decide whether it fell under their extradition treaty.

While there was "no reason to think the US has a specific interest" in blocking her extradition, Mr Vladeck said, countries could effectively stand in the way with a variety of "creative" interpretations of extradition treaties.

He added that if the US did grant Italy's request, Knox could fight her extradition in a US court, citing among other things international human rights law.
'Sex game'

The court heard from Knox's defence team in the morning, before the two judges and eight jurors retired to deliberate on a verdict.

Summing up, Knox's lawyer, Carlo Dalla Vedova, told the court her innocence was "rock-solid and it allows us to await the verdict with serenity".

Sollecito, 29, told the court in November that it made "no real sense" for him to have committed "such an atrocious act".

Ms Kercher, from Coulsdon in south London and 21 at the time, was found with her throat cut in a flat she shared with Knox in the college city of Perugia, in the central region of Umbria.

Rudy Guede from the Ivory Coast was convicted of her murder at an earlier trial and sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Prosecutors sought to prove Ms Kercher had died in a sex game involving Knox and Sollecito that went wrong.

They have since alleged that the murder resulted from a heated argument over cleanliness in the Perugia apartment.

Arrested days after the murder and detained in prison, Knox and Sollecito were tried and convicted in November 2009. In 2011, an eight-member jury cleared both defendants of Ms Kercher's murder after doubts were raised over procedures used to gather DNA evidence.

Ordering a retrial last year after an appeal by prosecutors, who argued that important DNA evidence had been disregarded, the supreme court in Rome moved proceedings from Umbria to Florence, in the northern region of Tuscany.

[zoobernut]

I was reading another article where an "expert" was saying extradition was unlikely because this whole trial goes against the U.S. double jeopardy clause.

[Melena]

What Zoob said. Italy can demand her all they want, honestly I think the whole trial is a sham. The prosecutor has already under fire for another murder case where ten years after the conviction the person was set free due to evidence tampering among many other things.

[Plow]

There is absolutely no way in hell she goes back.

[Omniyoji]