Amanda Knox shot because he has “inappropriate” book about the victim’s family

In her new memoirs, FreeKnox focuses on her traumatic experiences in prison – including how she was undressed naked by a male doctor, was brought into isolation for months, only given bread and was “proposed for sex” by a deputy commander.

When asked for the potential impact that the book would have on the family of her former roommate, Knox encouraged them to read it.

The 37-year-old explained: “I hope they read my book because I really honor Meredith’s memory in the book, but I also believe that honoring her past and the story does not mean to delete mine.

“I am a person who in this case continues to pursue justice, but a bigger problem that I try to speak and is free how we all overcome the traumas that are in our lives, regardless of whether or not we get what we earn.”

Knox hit back during her live Good morning great -Britain Interview, who tells him that he is kind to ‘keep his opinion for himself’.

She said: “Well, I would say that he is a hypocrite, to be honest, if someone who has benefited himself, not just the work he has done to the matter, but when writing his own book, I think Mr Maresca can retain his opinion for himself.

“He has always been very much a man who has never considered my humanity and experience and is subject to something that I would like to call a victim.

“The idea that there can only be one victim in a tragic event, and that is simply not true, so I think I don’t really care what Mr Maresca thinks, to be honest.”

Although later acquitted, the highest court in Italy maintained its leader balance for the falsely implying of bar owner Patrick Lumumba, who had an alibi.

Knox later expressed disappointment about the statement in a tearful video.

Her lawyers claimed that she accused Lumumba under police pressure during a long -term interrogation without legal representation. The European Court of Human Rights later ruled that its rights were violated.