Amanda Knox returned to the United States in October 2011, following her first acquittal in the murder case of Meredith Kercher.
Her Return to the United States
After a highly publicized trial and subsequent conviction in Italy for the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher, Amanda Knox was acquitted on appeal in October 2011. Following this reversal of her conviction, she promptly left Italy and returned to her home country, the United States. This marked a significant turning point in her ordeal, allowing her to resume a life outside of legal confinement in Italy.
Life After Return
Since her return, Amanda Knox has built a new life in America. She is now the mother of two small children and, along with her husband, co-hosts a podcast. Beyond her personal life, Knox has also become an advocate, actively campaigning against wrongful convictions, drawing upon her own experiences with the justice system. For more information on her legal journey and current activities, you can refer to relevant AP News articles.
