The Innocence Podcast

American Amanda Knox was an exchange student living in Italy when she was wrongly convicted of murdering her British room-mate, Meredith Kercher. Amanda spent four years in prison before her name was cleared.

She’s now a journalist, public speaker, author and podcaster… and giving a voice to others who have been wrongfully convicted.

Kylie speaks to her about life after jail - and if it’s ever possible to regain your identity after a world-famous court case.

They also discuss Amanda’s most important role to date - being a mother.

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Imagine spending years on death row for a crime you didn’t commit.

For people falsely convicted, they face the unfathomable reality of a lifetime behind bars.

The Manchester Innocence Project tries to free such people.

Based at The University of Manchester, it’s a pro bono organisation run by law academics and students. But the cases they take aren’t easy… a letter to the Manchester Innocence Project is the very last resort for most inmates.

In The Innocence Podcast, Kylie Pentelow speaks to the people at the forefront of a rapidly growing movement to overturn false convictions. 

More links and details at https://www.innocence.fm/