Kercher family 'living a life sentence'

The family of murdered British student Meredith Kercher today described their anguish at the loss of their beloved “Mez” as a “life sentence”.

Kercher family 'living a life sentence'
Mon, 07 Dec, 2009 - 09:26

The family of murdered British student Meredith Kercher today described their anguish at the loss of their beloved “Mez” as a “life sentence”.

The Kerchers flew home yesterday after the trial in Perugia, Italy, in which Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito were convicted of the Leeds University student’s murder.

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CourtsMeredith Kercher killingPlace: Perugia, ItalyPlace: Coulsdon, SurreyPlace: PerugiaPlace: SeattlePerson: KercherPerson: Meredith KercherPerson: KerchersPerson: Amanda KnoxPerson: Raffaele SollecitoPerson: ArlinePerson: KnoxPerson: SollecitoPerson: LylePerson: MeredithPerson: StephaniePerson: JohnPerson: Rudy GuedePerson: Patrick LumumbaPerson: Manuela ComodiOrganisation: Leeds UniversityOrganisation: AnsaOrganisation: Daily
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