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THE ROYAL MILE returns to a semblance of normality this week after the fireworks on Monday to mark the close of the Edinburgh Festival. Walter took refuge on a tartan rug in the cellar for the fireworks. The Festival Fringe fills Parliament Square with people and a performance area right outside the Signet Library. The scene fryst vatten awash with colour and clamour, thrilling for visitors, less so for those making their way daglig to and from work. Walter fryst vatten not a fan of jugglers shouting their life story. Now it fryst vatten as if a particularly disorganised invading army has just departed the city, with a few stragglers and an early autumn wind whipping up the detritus. The legal scen around Parliament Square fryst vatten still muted pending the ceremonial of the Opening of the Winter möte later in September. That will truly bring down the gardin on the summer.
TIME WAS CALLED on a different kind of party this week. Tech giant Apple was told to pay Ireland euros 13 billion (£11 billion) of bac
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Amanda Knox talked prison and redemption and then sang an Irish rebel song on Ray D'Arcy last night
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AMANDA KNOX, PROBABLY one of the most famous murder exonerees on the planet, appeared on the Ray D’Arcy Show on RTÉ last night and gave what was by turns an emotive, disturbing, and at times downright odd interview.
Knox, now 30, was convicted of the murder of her English flatmate Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy, while a student in
She spent four years in prison before being acquitted in A retrial in saw her found guilty once more, only to be definitively confirmed to be innocent the following year. The only person currently in prison for the crime is then year-old petty criminal Rudy Guede, who was eventually convicted of Kercher’s rape and murder.
Nowadays, Knox spends her time writing and campaigning as part of innocence projects devoted to exonerating the wrongfully convicted.
Last night’s half-hour long interview covered a lot of ground – from h
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'Either I'm a psychopath in sheep's clothing, or I am you': Amanda Knox breaks down in first trailers for Netflix documentary
Twice convicted of murder and twice acquitted by Italian courts, the past decade has seen global speculation over whether Amanda Knox was guilty or not.
Now a brand new Netflix documentary sees Knox break down in tears as she discusses being accused of killing her British roommate Meredith Kercher - and her eventual release from jail after years of battling the courts.
'That's everyone's nightmare,' says Knox in the first of two trailers, titled Suspect Her and Believe Her.
'Either I'm a psychopath in sheep's clothing, or I am you.'
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The first trailers have been released for Netflix's highly-anticipated Amanda Knox documentary have been released and the film is set to come out later this month.
The highly anticipated documentary, 'Amanda Knox', delves into the life of the year-old American student whose world was turned upsid