In 2007, the quiet Italian town of Perugia was shaken by the shocking murder of Meredith Kercher, a 21-year-old British student. Her roommate, Amanda Knox, an American exchange student, and Amanda's boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, were accused of the crime. What followed was a legal battle that lasted nearly two decades and captured the world's attention. The Case of Amanda Knox: A Trial by Truth tells the story of this complicated and controversial case in simple, clear language. It covers all the major moments, including: - The night Meredith's body was discovered and the arrests of Amanda, Raffaele, and another suspect. - The confusing evidence, including a knife and DNA that didn't quite add up. - The dramatic trials, where Amanda was first convicted, then acquitted, and later convicted again for slander. -The role of Rudy Guede, the man whose DNA was found at the crime scene and who admitted being there but claimed he didn't kill Meredith. This book explains how the case was handled by Italian police and courts, the mistakes that were made, and how the media turned Amanda Knox into a global headline. It also looks at Amanda's fight to prove her innocence while facing accusations, prison time, and a battle to clear her name. The Case of Amanda Knox: A Trial by Truth is a straightforward account of one of the most famous legal cases in recent history. It helps readers understand what really happened, why this case was so controversial, and how Amanda Knox became forever linked to a tragic event.