(Corrects to say couples rumored to be blaming each other)
.There is a changing of crime statements happening between the cases of Amanda Knox and ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito murdering Meredith Kercher. Furthermore, it seems that the former couple is rumored to be blaming each other, according to recent updates.
Reportedly by Enstarz, Knox is pointing on Sollecito on the case. She states that he was the one who murdered her roommate on the night of the incident. According to her, she was about to go back to the villa to buy drugs from Rudy Guede (an Ivory Coast native) when suddenly, Kercher confronted Knox because of her lost money due to burglary. She left and came back with Sollecito on her side consequently.
The couple tried to calm down Kercher but she managed to be more physically violent and reached for a knife. Then, when Sollecito tried to grab it from her, while using all his strength, he had accidentally struck Kercher on the throat.
Subsequently, Knox admits that she witnessed everything and just accused of Guede, for she loved her boyfriend. But Sollecito recently changed his defense; in return, Knox confessing everything.
Meanwhile, the accused drug dealer, Rudy Guede has been sentenced since 2007 after finding him guilty on sexual assault and murder cases. That same year Knox and Sollecito were arrested. Recently, the former couple was summoned on the court after a DNA evidence had been found on January concluding their presence on the crime scene.
In addition, Raffaele received 25 years of life sentencing, while Amanda with 26. According to several reports, on January 30 the court had announced the possibility of the accused Knox and Sollecito to state their final defense on the next scheduled court hearing; the date of the final hearing hasn't been announced.
Meredith Susanna Cara Kercher, 21, was found dead on her bedroom at her home - shared with Knox - in Perugia, Italy on November 1, 2007. Signs of breaking in were theorized to mislead the police and Knox had been the prime suspect since then.
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