Amanda Knox shares why she is grateful her life did not turn out the way that she once feared. She spent four years in prison for a murder conviction before the case was thrown out.

Amanda Knox and Monica Lewinsky fight lifelong branding with Hulu’s The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox and advocacy against media shaming and cyberbullying.

Amanda Knox's life story is being revisited in a new Hulu series, "The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox," and her then-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, stood by her side for several years as they faced murder allegations for several years.

Seventeen years after her name first appeared in headlines around the world, Amanda Knox is still figuring out how to live with the shadow of her own story. That shadow has been reproduced and reinterpreted endlessly — in books,

"The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" star Grace Van Patten breaks down the "psychological nightmare" that led to Knox's "tragic" coerced confession

Amanda Knox built a new life for herself in the United States after clearing her name of murder — and part of that new chapter included falling in love with her now-husband, Christopher Robinson. Knox met Robinson, a Seattle-based writer, in 2015, and they struck up a romance soon after.