Amanda Knox Vows to Appeal After Re-Conviction for Slander in Italy

Knox expresses shock and determination to fight the latest verdict related to the 2007 murder case of her roommate, Meredith Kercher.

Amanda Knox was re-convicted of slander by the Italian Supreme Court for accusing her former boss during the 2007 investigation.
Knox, who has maintained her innocence, plans to appeal the decision to Italy's highest court.
She described the verdict as deeply unsettling and reminiscent of her earlier wrongful convictions.
Knox and her former boyfriend were previously acquitted of the murder of Meredith Kercher after spending four years in prison.
The European Court of Human Rights previously ruled that Knox's rights were violated during her initial interrogation.