Who Whitewashed the Wiki about the murder of Meredith Kercher?
It is being reported today that online reference site, Wikipedia, has been altered in an effort to mislead people about Russian spy Maria Butina. This is not the first time that Wikipedia has provided erroneous information about a notorious woman. The Amanda Knox wikipedia page and the wikipedia page about the Murder of Meredith Kercher are also full of lies and misleading omissions.
Amanda Knox attacks Meredith Kercher’s family while traipsing around as a victim
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After following the case of the murder of Meredith Kercher for many years, what has become crystal clear is that Amanda Knox is a predator. She has not only parlayed her status as a murder suspect into a woe begotten damsel of the tabloid media but she has also managed to skate over all of her ice cold actions.
Over the years of the trials, Amanda Knox’s trolls posted treacherous things about Meredith Kercher and her family. They even posted pictures of Meredith’s nude body from the crime scene – pictures only the defense originally had access to. When Raffaele Sollecito’s family put the pictures on Italian television causing a furor of disgust Amanda Knox didn’t say a word.
Shame on Mischa Barton supporting convicted felon Amanda Knox
Mischa Barton poses with convicted criminal Amanda Knox in support for her show ‘The Scarlet Letter Reports’. Photo src: Instagram
For generations, high profile killers have used their infamy to lasso in celebrities to support their cause. John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Johnny Depp and now Mischa Barton have all publicly supported a criminal. Due diligence is mandatory before jumping onto a criminal’s campaign, they are astute and know how to take advantage of others. Actors are as susceptible as anyone else.
This article will show three examples of murderers who were able to gain public support through media manipulation. Their lies gained momentum and celebrities jumped onto their bandwagons.
Why is Amanda Knox allowed to get away with threatening journalists?
Over the years of the Meredith Kercher murder trial, professional journalists who covered the case have been targeted by Amanda Knox and her enablers. The malicious attacks against journalists has been spoon fed to a largely ignorant public who seem to accept the lies spewed by Amanda Knox and her supporters.
Italian legal experts discuss what went wrong with #AmandaKnox and the Meredith Kercher murder case
On the 10th anniversary of Meredit Kercher’s murder, Italian television show Punti di Vista invited some of the main figures from the Meredith Kercher murder trial on the show. They discussed the implications of the trial, the problems with the way the American PR media reported on the case and cleared up some of the biggest fallacies repeated about the case.
Amanda Knox turns Meredith Kercher murder into a lucrative business
It is being reported on January 27, 2018 that former murder convict, Amanda Knox, receives up to $10,000 per speaking engagement about events surrounding the murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox has spoken at various businesses, high schools/colleges and conferences in the U.S. and Canada. Most recently she spoke to students at Roanoke College in Salem, VA.
Amanda Knox public relations points published in college paper
Amanda Knox and her public relations firm must be thrilled. They have managed to have their lies spun in a college paper, “What Not to Do When Your Roommate Is Murdered in Italy: Amanda Knox, Her ‘Strange’ Behavior, and the Italian Legal System” by Martha Grace Duncan. Eighty-one pages long and citing all pro-innocence books and articles. The paper includes many factual errors; a few will be corrected here.
Book review: Extradition #amandaknox
Book review: Extradition by Nick van der Leek
If you are interested in the Meredith Kercher case and want to know why Amanda Knox murdered her and how her public relations firm assisted in perverting the course of justice, then you must read Extradition by Nick van der Leek. This book covers the events surrounding the time after Amanda Knox returned to the U.S. through the Nencini trial where she and Raffaele Sollecito were found guilty.
