In case you are also somehow familiar to Amanda Knox, here it is. In 2007, while Knox was studying abroad in Perugia, Italy, her British roommate Meredith Kercher was brutally killed and Knox became the main suspect. The whole thing is Exceptional Complicated, it deserves miniser, but ultimately it seems that the Italian authorities have skipped the gun and pointing their finger to Knox over a few perceived wrong steps from the 20 -year -old student; In the end, she was sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison, but was later released in 2015 and served under four years. Like Monica Levinsky, the real knox is now an activist working with the innocence project, and also as Levinsky, she takes control of her own story with "The The Tale of Amanda Knox", the minits of Julu where she played "Tell me the lies" Starwear Grace van Patten.

Talking to NPRKnox said that when she first received an public speech arrangement in 2017, she was extremely nervous of "saying the wrong thing" - and met Levinsky, who participated in the same event. Knox told Mandalite Del Barco about an episode of all things that she thought she had spent time with Levinsky and learned a lot. "She was convicted and sexualized and felt as if she was worthless and her only choice was to disappear," Knox continued. "All of these things are also what I went through."

As for Levinsky, it is not particularly surprising that she felt a kinship with Knox. "I just had so much compassion for what he went through," Levinsky said. "Look, I made a bad choice; Amanda did, you don't know, nothing. And I made a bad choice that I have completely." Not only that, but as Levinsky reminded the listeners, this is also a very common situation for women in the public. "Womennic, especially young women, are collateral damage, when internalized misogyny is discharged into newspapers or in the news or is clickback," Levinsky said. "It is important for us to remember."

The ideas presented are something that both Levinsky and Knox have been dealing with years, and as it turns out, even Levinsky misunderstood the story of Knox. "I had a lot of narrative in my head for what actually happened," Levinsky admitted. "There were so many things that I thought I knew them, and I'm wrong. And so, I think people will be really surprised."

If you are ready to be surprised, "Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox" is on Julu, as well as "Impeachment: American Crime Story.