Amanda Knox claims that massive public attention to GhislaineMaxwell was partly due to the ‘opportunity of vilifying a women for sex crime’.
Maxwell (60) was found guilty of helping Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse minors. She was sentenced on December 29, 2021. Maxwell faces 65 years imprisonment, which means she will spend her entire life behind bars.
Ms. Knox was wrongly found guilty of 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher (a British student who was just 21).
Maxwell is the next best person to make Jeffrey Epstein accountable, according to her.
Amanda Knox, 34 (pictured), said that the massive public interest expressed in GhislaineMaxwell’s case is partially due to an “opportunity” to denigrate a woman for her sex crimes.
“Maxwell is clearly guilty of these horrible crimes, and she should be held responsible for them.” However, it is important to remember that society should not be enamored with the cases of others.
“The only reason that we were really interested in this case was to be able to make fun of a woman who has committed sex crime.”
In media coverage about her case she claimed that it was used tropes that relied upon cult imagery.
Maxwell (60) could be spending the rest of her lives in prison following her conviction last month for helping Jeffrey Epstein to abuse minors.
Jeffrey Epstein Associate Ghislaine Maxiwell watches as her guilty verdict in the sex abuse case against her is read out in New York City’s courtroom sketches
Court Evidence Photos of Ghislaine Maxiwell giving Jeffrey Epstein a foot massage
She stated that the crime occurred so close to Halloween and there was an element of dependence upon cult imagery or cult ideas.
“There was a vilification against sex. It’s in a sense the oldest and most fantastical story.
“And the shocking thing about it all, which has been surprising to me since I was going through it, is that people were more concerned about this story than about the truth.
Meredith Kercher (21 years old), was a student at a study abroad program in Perugia.
Knox is escorted to court September 26th, 2008.
Both Knox and Sollecito spent four years behind bars after being convicted. Knox was also found guilty of defamation after wrongly accusing Patrick Lumumba (a bar owner) of the murder. Knox and Sollecito in 2007.
It wasn’t that we knew who was responsible for this terrible crime. We had ample evidence to prove Rudy Guede.
“And yet, the story of the violent, lustful woman who killed the pure, virtuous girl captured people’s interest and they couldn’t stop looking at it.
Ms. Knox stated that at the time of her murder, she was told she felt ‘crazy by’ the Italian police.
She stated, “They made it feel like I was crazy.”
“They said that they had told me I had amnesia and that I’d witnessed the crime. If I couldn’t recall it right there and then, I wouldn’t be able to visit my family and would have to spend 30 years in prison.
“That experience was by far the most difficult of all the whole thing. Going through the interrogation, and feeling like an idiot was just the beginning. Signing statements that weren’t true.
While she was in prison, she stated that she considered taking her own death.
Amanda Knox’s recent social media posts. Knox is cohost of the podcast Labyrinths along with Christopher Robinson, her novelist husband. They ‘delve into stories that get lost and found again through compassionate interview, philosophical rants as well as playful debate with fascinating individuals’
Meredith Kercher’s killer Rudy Guede (pictured waving from the window of a volunteer centre in 2016, file photo) has ben formally released from prison, 14 years after the grisly murder
“I felt as if my whole life was being taken from me,” she said. It felt as if I had been taken from my life.
“The only way out is through your own eyes. Although I had a lot of ideas about what I could do, at the end it was just me having a discussion with myself about the worthiness of my life.
It was a feeling that they took from me so much, and I felt they wouldn’t let me go.
“I was determined to win. It was worth my life. It was worth losing my identity. Even if I had to write my mom a letter that day, it was enough to maintain my identity and keep my sense of self.