Kercher family vows to help prosecutors

Meredith Kercher’s family vowed today to lend prosecutors their full support if they fight the acquittal of Amanda Knox for the murder of the British student.

Tue, 04 Oct, 2011 - 14:45

Meredith Kercher’s family vowed today to lend prosecutors their full support if they fight the acquittal of Amanda Knox for the murder of the British student.

American Knox was on her way home to Seattle today after her conviction for killing her house mate in Perugia, Italy, was dramatically overturned.

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CourtsMeredith Kercher killingPlace: SeattlePlace: Perugia, ItalyPlace: ItalyPlace: USPlace: CoulsdonPlace: SurreyPlace: Ivory CoastPlace: RomePlace: LondonPlace: Heathrow airportPlace: BariPlace: southern ItalyPlace: UKPerson: KercherPerson: Meredith KercherPerson: Amanda KnoxPerson: KnoxPerson: Raffaele SollecitoPerson: LylePerson: StephaniePerson: SollecitoPerson: Rudy GuedePerson: ArlinePerson: MeredithPerson: FrancescoPerson: Richard OttawayOrganisation: Leeds University
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