Amanda Knox slander conviction upheld by Italy’s high court
- Italy's highest court upheld Amanda Knox's slander conviction for accusing Patrick Lumumba of murder, confirming a verdict from June 2024.
- Knox's appeal was based on a European Court of Human Rights ruling regarding her treatment during police questioning.
- Patrick Lumumba expressed satisfaction with the ruling, stating that Knox will have to live with the verdict for life.
- Knox, who currently lives in Seattle, criticized the decision as unjust and noted the impact of her wrongful accusation on her life.
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