Amanda Knox Reflects on Her Trial

Amanda Knox is an American author and criminal justice advocate who became the subject of international scrutiny when she was wrongly convicted of murder in Italy in 2007, a conviction that was eventually overturned after spending four years in prison. Since her exoneration, she has become a vocal commentator on wrongful convictions, the psychology of justice systems, and the dangers of false confessions, drawing from her deeply personal experience navigating a broken legal process. Joe brought her on JRE 1709 to explore how her case exposed systemic failures in criminal justice and to discuss the psychological complexities that led to her wrongful conviction despite lacking evidence.