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Other defendants mostly forgotten in Knox trial
AP Amanda Knox is escorted into the Perugia court for an appeal hearing, in Perugia central Italy, Friday, Sept. 30, 2011. (AP / Pier Paolo Cito) PERUGIA, Italy — Prosecutors have portrayed Raffele Sollecito as a "dog on a leash," helplessly under the
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:51P
Knox prepares final plea to judges
The Seattle native and her Italian boyfriend at the time, Raffaele Sollecito, are fighting a 2009 verdict that found them guilty of stabbing the Leeds University exchange student to death during a drug-fuelled sexual assault.
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:33P
Verdicts due today in Italy in Knox murder appeal
The family's lawyer, Francesco Maresca, said: “Just as they respected the verdict at the trial, so they will respect the outcome of the appeal.” Knox attended Mass on Saturday in the prison near Perugia where she has been held for almost four years
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:23P
Amanda Knox's Final Night in Prison?
Knox could be set free or get life in prison when verdict is announced Monday.
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:22P
A New Terror Threat Emerges
Knox could be set free or get life in prison when verdict is announced Monday.
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:22P
Amanda Knox prepares to 'plead for her life'
>>> after four years in an italian jail, exchange student , amanda knox may be a day away from a verdict that could set her free or send her back behind bars for at least two more decades. a case that has made headlines around the world and in some
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:16P
Knox to learn murder appeal fate
The verdict is expected on Monday after final statements from the pair, who were jailed for 26 and 25 years. Prosecutors have said they will appeal if the verdict is overturned. The appeal case has centred on a review of DNA evidence on a kitchen knife
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:13P
Amanda Knox attends Mass ahead of appeal verdict
Amanda Knox attended Mass in prison yesterday as she awaited the court of appeal ruling expected today, on whether her conviction for killing Meredith Kercher would be quashed. Prison chaplain the Rev Saulo
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:09P
Prime Minister Moonbeam needs to act
It's hard to imagine a more damning verdict on where our economy is headed than the double downgrade inflicted late last week. How lucky is this Government? The news of the double downgrade came in the deadzone of a Friday, and then the All Blacks got
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:07P
There's little to celebrate, says ACN
From the Action Congress of Nigeria (AC N) came yesterday a damning verdict on Nigeria at 51. The party said the nation has failed to realise the dream of its founding fathers; hence there is little or nothing to
Updated: 10/02/2011 07:06P
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