Amanda Knox is set to travel to the UK for the first time to promote her film 'Mouth of the Wolf', a documentary about the murder of Leeds University student Meredith Kercher. Knox, who was twice convicted and twice acquitted of the murder, will host two screenings in London on April 21 and 22, near where the Kercher family lived.
The documentary, directed by her husband Christopher Robinson, captures Knox's return to the scene of the crime and includes original songs performed by her. Knox has invited Brits to 'come say hello', though the screenings are already sold out, with a waiting list for additional tickets.
Knox's visit comes after her podcast on Lucy Letby sparked anger, where she expressed a sense of 'recognition' with the case. Since her final acquittal in 2015, Knox has built a career around her wrongful conviction, including a memoir, a true crime podcast, a Hulu series, and stand-up comedy.
Meredith Kercher, 21, was murdered in Perugia, Italy, in November 2007. Knox and her then-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were convicted of the murder in 2009, but the verdict was overturned in 2015. The Kercher family has expressed discomfort over Knox's continued public association with Meredith's name.
