Amanda Knox's third murder trial began in an Italian courtroom today with a written appeal from the sister of Meredith Kercher, Knox's former roommate who was slain in 2007, saying that Kercher "deserves at least the dignity of the truth." The letter, which was not read in court, contrasted with the statement by one of Knox's legal team asking whether it was fair that Knox be "tried endlessly."
Amanda Knox's third murder trial began in an Italian courtroom today with a written appeal from the sister of Meredith Kercher, Knox's former roommate who was slain in 2007, saying that Kercher "deserves at least the dignity of the truth." The letter, which was not read in court, contrasted with the statement by one of Knox's legal team asking whether it was fair that Knox be "tried endlessly."
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