The wild, raunchy past of Foxy Knoxy

Update:

Amanda Knox, 20, has alleged she was told that having a lawyer present at the time would have “made things worse for her”.

Leeds University student Miss Kercher, 21, was murdered in Perugia, Italy, on November 1. She was found with her throat slit and police said there was evidence of a violent sexual encounter.

Knox and her Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, 23, have been held at Perugia’s jail since being arrested on November 6. Both were refused bail on Friday.

Via: Sky

Amanda Knox - accused of killing Meredith Kercher - has been portrayed as a blameless girl led astray when she moved to Italy. But as this investigation reveals, she already had a dangerous appetite for drink, drugs and sex … The police officer on duty in his patrol car late one summer evening in Seattle was expecting a quiet shift.

There was nothing to suggest the night would bring anything out of the ordinary.

Then his car radio crackled into life. There was a disturbance at a house near the prestigious University of Washington.

He drove to an area called Greek Row, well known for fraternity parties among rich students letting off steam.

The officer suspected “some kids” were just playing their music too loud, but what he found was no run-of-the-mill summer student party: he later told colleagues it was like a scene from Baghdad.

Gangs of students, high on drink and drugs, were hurling rocks into the road. Cars were swerving to avoid them. Debris littered the road. It was mayhem.

Fearing reprisals, neighbours who had called the police refused to give their names. The police officer called for back-up as the youths began throwing rocks at the windows of houses on the neat, tree-lined streets.

Eventually, after reinforcements had arrived, the students calmed down. Police made only one arrest: the person they held responsible for the party and the disorder.

Her name? Amanda Knox, or, as she prefers to be known, Foxy Knoxy.

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