Knox's homecoming "warm, meaningful": attorney
Amanda Knox's U.S. Attorney Theodore Simon speaks to Erica Hill about Knox's reunion with family members in Seattle and how she's adjusting to freedom.
Amanda Knox's U.S. Attorney Theodore Simon speaks to Erica Hill about Knox's reunion with family members in Seattle and how she's adjusting to freedom.
Upon arriving in Seattle for the first time in four years, Amanda Knox expressed her gratitude to reporters for all the support she's received. Hattie Kauffman reports on Knox's homecoming.
American student returns after not guilty verdict from Italian appeals court
Amanda Knox is finally home after spending nearly four years behind bars in Italy for murdering her roommate - a conviction that was overturned. Erica Hill reports.
CBS News RAW: Upon her arrival in Seattle, Amanda Knox tearfully thanks all of her supporters. It is Knox's first time speaking publicly since her murder conviction was overturned in Italy.
"48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Peter Van Sant reports from Perugia, Italy with a wrap-up of the last 24 hours in the Amanda Knox case - from the announcement of her freedom, to her release from prison, to her trip to the airport with her family.
Erica Hill and Chris Wragge talk to Marvet Britto, president of the Britto Agency, a publicity and marketing firm, and psychiatrist John Sharp about what it will take for Amanda Knox to return to a normal life after four years in an Italian prison.
"Early Show" contributor Hattie Kauffman reports from Seattle on the reactions of Amanda Knox's family and friends upon hearing the news of her freedom from an Italian prison.
Erica Hill talks to Giulia Alagna, a friend of Amanda Knox, about their recent conversation following Knox's release from an Italian prison.
Tom Wright, co-founder of the group "Friends of Amanda Knox," speaks to Chris Wragge about Amanda Knox's upcoming Seattle homecoming after being acquitted of murder in Perugia, Italy.
CBS News RAW: Amanda Knox is seen smiling as she walks through the Rome Airport to board a flight out of the country after her conviction was overturned in the murder of her college roommate Meredith Kircher.
Amanda Knox's best friend, Madison Paxton, gives an inside look at the 24-year-old's state of mind after being acquitted of murder.
Amanda Knox's acquittal in the slaying of her British roommate has been overturned and Italy's highest criminal court has ordered a new trial
After four years in prison, 24-year-old American student Amanda Knox was found not guilty of killing her college roommate by an appeals court jury and is headed home to America. Peter Van Sant reports.
Special Report: American student Amanda Knox, who was convicted by an Italian court for the 2007 murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher, was acquitted by an appeals court releasing her immediately.
Meredith Kercher's mother Arline, sister Stephanie and brother Lyle speak to the press in Perugia on the day of the verdict of Amanda Knox's appeal trial.
Peter Van Sant takes a look back at the rich history of Perugia, Italy, the city where the murder case of Amanda Knox has been developing for nearly four years.
Half a world away from the appeals court in Perugia, Italy, friends of Amanda Knox gather in her hometown of Seattle, Wash., watching closely as the trial nears its end. Hattie Kauffmann reports.
"48 Hours Mystery" correspondent Peter van Sant takes a look back at the evolution of Amanda Knox's life - from the young student she was, to who she is today.
Jeff Glor talks to Doug Preston, author of "The Monster of Florence," about the inner workings of the Italian legal system and how it is different from the American judicial system, specifically in relation to the Amanda Knox case.
Amanda Knox fought back tears as she spoke to an Italian appeals court, pleading for her freedom after spending four years in prison for the murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher.
After nearly four years in custody, Amanda Knox pleaded for her freedom. Peter Van Sant reports on the latest details of the appeals case as the judge and jury prepare to announce a verdict.
Peter Van Sant takes a look back at the murder trial of Amanda Knox, which began four years ago, and how she has changed over the course of her custody.
Legal analyst Jack Ford speaks to Rebecca Jarvis about a new report that rules the DNA evidence used to convict Amanda Knox of murder "unreliable" and how it will impact the case.
The American student convicted of killing her roommate in Italy may be one step closer to getting her conviction overturned. An appeals court has denied the prosecution's request to re-test controversial DNA evidence in the Amanda Knox trial, after independent experts cast doubt on the evidence used to convict her. Anna Matranga reports.
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Taylor Swift's successes and failures, including the battle to regain control of her master recordings, are part of the syllabus at the University of California, Berkeley.
Taylor Swift's successes and failures, including the battle to regain control of her master recordings, are part of the syllabus at the University of California, Berkeley. Jo Ling Kent has more.
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