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American citizen Amanda Marie Knox, born on July 9, 1987, spent nearly four years incarcerated in Italy due to her conviction related to the 2007 homicide of Meredith Kercher, a fellow student who lived with her. In 2015, Knox was ultimately cleared by the Supreme Court of Cassation.

At the age of 20, Knox contacted law enforcement after returning to their shared residence with Kercher following an overnight stay with her partner, Raffaele Sollecito. She discovered Kercher's bedroom door secured and noted blood in the bathroom. During questioning—whose methods are contested—Knox implicated herself as well as Patrick Lumumba, her employer. Initially charged alongside Sollecito for the murder in collaboration with Lumumba, he was released shortly thereafter while Rudy Guede was apprehended when his bloodstained fingerprints were identified on items belonging to Kercher.

Extensive media coverage prior to trial painted Knox unfavorably in Italian outlets (and echoed globally), leading to allegations that prosecutors employed character defamation strategies. The guilty verdict from Knox’s first trial along with a sentence of 26 years sparked global debate since forensic analysts from the U.S. argued that evidence found at the scene did not align with her participation. A lengthy judicial process ensued including a successful appeal by prosecutors against her acquittal during a subsequent trial after she had been released in 2011. On March 27, 2015, Italy’s highest legal authority—the Supreme Court of Cassation—formally exonerated both Knox and Sollecito. Nonetheless, all courts upheld Knox's conviction for calunnia (defamation) against Lamumba. On January 14, 2016, she was found not guilty of calunnia regarding claims that police officers had assaulted her during interrogation.