Amanda Knox (2016) | A Netflix Documentary

[Markgway]

No expert on the case, but I got the impression that she probably wasn't guilty, but seemed like she could be because of her cold personality. A documentary could be interesting, as long as it's not a one-sided defence.

[megafan2000]

Originally Posted by Markgway

No expert on the case, but I got the impression that she probably wasn't guilty, but seemed like she could be because of her cold personality. A documentary could be interesting, as long as it's not a one-sided defence.

She could have been because of the personality, sure, but there is no way she could have been because all the key evidence clearly doesn't put her anywhere even close to possibly guilty. That was why the case is pretty popular IMO.

1) the knife the police claimed was the murder weapon from the boyfriend's house was too big and did not match the wounds on the body
2) the African-American strand of hair found at the scene did not match her boss' thereby negating their theory that the 3 of them did it.
3) the bloody footprints did not match any of the 3 accused
4) it did match the guy who lived nearby who had a criminal record of breaking and entering
5) the CSI guys collected the evidence wrong