Amanda Knox murder conviction overturned by Italy high court

It's hard to know what to make of Amanda Knox. Part of me wants to believe she's innocent, but part of me says maybe she did it. Then throw the Italian police and its judicial system into the mix and it becomes a comical farce similar to the Keystone Cops. It's a tragic murder mystery and a weird circus all rolled into one. It's a little bit like the Italian version of the O.J. Simpson investigation and trial.

Italy's justice system is that of a banana republic.

Knox's family partying and letting off fireworks in celebration seems a little tasteless mind you.

She might be innocent, but there is something not right with that girl.

She might be innocent, but there is something not right with that girl.

That's been my assessment as well.

wipeout: This is not a bad result for two people who had some serious holes in their stories (they supplied several), and who only had an alibi provided by the other. The alibi itself was adjusted to fit new evidence, such as phone records - and some of the gaps were covered by "I can't remember" from both of them - not a strong defence, but a useful last resort when nothing else is available. Additionally, Sollecito recently withdrew the alibi he had supplied for Knox.

Guilty!

there is something not right with that girl

Please explain.