An Italian court has said Amanda Knox caused a fatal wound to Meredith Kercher, who was murdered in Perugia, Italy in a house she shared with Knox in November 2007. Judges also said that Knox played a part in a group attack.
The statements were released in 300-word document published by an appeals court in Florence, which explains the court's convictions after it found Knox and her boyfriend at the time of the incident, Raffaele Sollecito, guilty of Kercher's death for a second time in January. The first guilty verdict for the pair in 2009 was overturned in 2011.

An Italian court has said Amanda Knox caused a fatal wound to Meredith Kercher, who was murdered in Perugia, Italy in a house she shared with Knox in November 2007. Judges also said that Knox played a part in a group attack.nThe statements were released in 300-word document published by an appeals court in Florence, which explains the court's convictions after it found Knox and her boyfriend at the time of the incident, Raffaele Sollecito, guilty of Kercher's death for a second time in January. The first guilty verdict for the pair in 2009 was overturned in 2011.

Amanda Knox caused fatal wound to Meredith Kercher, says Italian court

Amanda Knox 'caused fatal wound' to Meredith Kercher, says Italian court