More than a decade has passed since Amanda Knox was cleared of her housemate’s murder. But public scrutiny has continued to follow her. Ahead of the release of her new memoir, Knox tells Andrea Cavallier how she has struggled to truly feel free and how she went from feeling utterly powerless to feeling like a superhero after forming an unlikely friendship with the man who put her in prison.
Amanda Knox, cleared of her roommate's murder over a decade ago, discusses in her new memoir, "Free: My Search for Meaning," how she survived prison, navigated life after being released, and formed an unlikely friendship with the prosecutor who had her imprisoned. Despite her acquittal, Knox has faced public scrutiny and works to rebuild her life, advocating for criminal justice reform. She reflects on the challenges of processing wrongful conviction and finding meaning after such an experience.
