SEATTLE (AP) — Amanda Knox and her family say they’re not worried about a decision by Italian prosecutors to appeal her acquittal on charges of killing her roommate in 2007.
A statement released by a family spokesman says her most recent trial clearly established her innocence. It calls the appeal “simply another example of harassment by the prosecution against Amanda.”
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