The story of Amanda Knox's murder arrest played out in courtrooms, tabloids and made-for-television movies, and now Knox's co-defendant in that case is telling his side of the story in a new book.

Raffaele Sollecito, whose budding love affair with American exchange student Amanda Knox helped land him in an Italian prison for four years, maintains the couple's innocence in a new book but acknowledges that their sometimes bizarre behavior after her roommate's killing gave police reason for suspicion.

An Italian court in Perugia has set March 25 for the prosecution's appeal of Amanda Knox's acquittal in the 2007 murder of her British roommate Meredith Kercher.

The two were on a rail bridge over the Lewis River between Woodland and Ridgefield on Wednesday night when the train hit and killed Amanda Duarte.

Amanda Knox's slander trial in Italy has been postponed until next year because the judge was busy with another trial.

One month ago, Amanda Loring, a successful 32-year-old real estate agent, was busy planning her dream wedding in Mexico. Today, she is dealing with colon cancer and fighting to save her dream of having a child with her husband.

The defamation trial of Amanda Knox's parents has been postponed until next year after key witnesses could not attend a hearing.

Amanda Knox's former boyfriend will be the first to tell about the Italian murder case that made them famous worldwide.

Amanda Knox has a book deal. The young exchange student whose conviction and eventual acquittal of murder charges made headlines worldwide has an agreement with HarperCollins to tell her story.

Italian prosecutors appealed Tuesday to Italy's highest criminal court against the overturning of the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend in the brutal slaying of a British student.

Amanda Knox's Italian lawyer has filed an appeal of her slander conviction in Italy, a Knox family spokesman in Seattle said Monday.

The appeals court jury that cleared Seattle student Amanda Knox of murder did so for lack of evidence proving she was guilty, the judge in the case said in legal paperwork published Thursday.

Amanda Knox says she's hired a Washington, D.C., lawyer to help her land a book deal after an Italian court cleared her and her ex-boyfriend in the killing of her British roommate.

Raffaele Sollecito, the Italian ex-boyfriend of Amanda Knox, has signed a deal with Seattle-based Martin Literary Management, the agency announced Sunday.

Barbara Walters has named Amanda Knox as one of the year's "10 Most Fascinating People."

The former boyfriend of Amanda Knox confirmed to an Italian TV station that their relationship is over, the Daily Mail of UK reported Sunday.

Amanda Knox's hard-fought battle to prove her innocence after four years in prison may be over, but she and her family are still fighting a unending barrage of tabloid media stories that are outright fabrications.

It's not enough that paparazzi are stalking newly-acquitted Amanda Knox as she ventures out into Seattle. Now, TMZ wants to make fun of her clothes.

Italian magazine Oggi is giving away a free set of knives with its cover story about Amanda Knox going free. Yes, that's right - a knife set to commemorate the acquittal of a woman accused of killing someone with a knife.

A newly released letter about Amanda Knox's four years behind bars in Italy reveals what her life was really like there, fending off sexual harassment by a prison official and other inmates, according to news sources.

The courtship of Amanda Knox's family by American television networks eager to win an exclusive interview with her extended to providing temporary accommodations for two of her younger sisters.

One of the jurors who overturned Amanda Knox's murder conviction said Friday he was never convinced by the "conjecture" of the prosecution's case and that he believed the U.S. student and her co-defendant simply didn't kill her British roommate.

Amanda Knox's former boyfriend, who was acquitted along with her of the murder of a British student, has been invited to visit the American's family in Seattle, a lawyer for the young man said Friday.

Amanda Knox hasn't slept much since arriving back in Seattle after four years in an Italian prison, her father said on Thursday.

Now that she's reconnected with family and freedom, Amanda Knox is free to tell - and sell - her story. She was already getting offers Wednesday.

The emotional strain built steadily for years as Amanda Knox sat locked away thousands of miles from her loved ones, all the while maintaining her innocence, wondering whether anyone who mattered would ever believe her.

A British Airways jumbo jet with Amanda Knox and her family aboard touched down Tuesday at Sea-Tac Airport as family, friends and supporters waited breathlessly to welcome her home after four years in an Italian prison.

Newly freed Amanda Knox will arrive home in Seattle aboard a British Airways jumbo jet on Tuesday evening to a greeting from family, friends - and a contingent of national and local media.

Despite her four-year ordeal in Perugia, Amanda Knox plans to return to Italy someday, says an official who spoke with her just before she flew out of Rome on her way back to the United States.

Amanda Knox headed home to the United States a free woman Tuesday, after an Italian appeals court dramatically overturned the American student's conviction of sexually assaulting and brutally slaying her British roommate.