Amanda Knox Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography):
Amanda Knox, often called "Mandy" by close friends, is an American writer, journalist, and podcast host who gained worldwide attention following a high-profile legal case in Italy. Born in 1987 in Seattle, Washington, she studied linguistics at the University of Washington. Amanda became globally known in 2007 when she was accused, along with her then-boyfriend, of murdering her British roommate Meredith Kercher in Perugia. After years of legal battles, appeals, and imprisonment, she was acquitted by Italy's highest court in 2015. Since then, Amanda has become an advocate for criminal justice reform, authoring a memoir and producing content focused on wrongful convictions. Her story remains a powerful symbol of media influence, judicial error, and resilience.
Early Life of Amanda Knox
• Mandy was born in Seattle on July 9, 1987, and raised in a middle-class household with a strong emphasis on education and independence.
• Knox showed early interest in languages and writing, often creating short stories in childhood and reading detective novels.
• She enrolled at the University of Washington, majoring in linguistics, and later chose to study abroad in Perugia, Italy.
Life After Acquittal 
 Knox returned to the U.S. and became a journalist and speaker focused on criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions.
• She co-hosts a podcast called Labyrinths, where Amanda and her husband explore stories of getting lost and found.
 Amanda gave a TED Talk in 2019 about being wrongfully accused and reclaiming her voice after global vilification.
Awards & Recognitions received by Amanda Knox
• Amanda received the Woman of the Year award in 2016 from the Innocence Network for her advocacy on wrongful convictions.
• Her memoir Waiting to Be Heard became a New York Times bestseller, praised for its emotional depth and honesty.
• Mandy was invited to speak at the United Nations on justice reform, highlighting flaws in international legal cooperation.
Lesser Known Facts about Amanda Knox
• Knox is fluent in Italian and has translated court documents herself to better understand her own trial.
• Amanda once aspired to become a translator for the United Nations before her life was upended.
• Mandy enjoys knitting and says it helped her stay calm during prison, becoming her unexpected creative outlet.
Controversies around Amanda Knox
• Mandy was accused of false accusations during police interrogations, a move critics say was due to intense pressure and language barriers.
• Her case became a media circus, with tabloids sensationalizing every detail, often ignoring facts in favor of narrative.
• A Netflix documentary titled Amanda Knox sparked renewed debate over justice, victim rights, and media ethics.