Italy's top court to rule on Amanda Knox fate
The ruling out of Italy on Amanda Knox's conviction has been delayed by the Italian court. According to TalkLeft , the Supreme Court in Italy will rule Friday on yet another appeal in the Amanda Knox case. Many questions still remain: If she loses, will she be extradited? Will Italy file the request? In Italy, if you speak against the prosecution, you can be prosecuted. Amanda Knox claims that she was struck from behind by a police officer, she was denied food and water and police asked her to dream up what had happened. For those of you who have not been following the case, in 2009, Amanda Knox grew up in West Seattle, WA and studied linguistics at the University of Washington, In early 2007, Knox made the university's dean list, when she decided to move to Italy to study abroad. She moved into a house that she shared with 3 other girls. Her three roommates included two young Italian trainee lawyers and a British student named Meredith ...