the whole angel face with cold eyes, the whole foxy knoxy thin thing. >> to know the real foxy knoxye to go back to amanda's hometown, seattle, washington. >> amanda was born here in seattle in the summer of 1987, the day before i turned 25. so our birthdays are one day apart. >> born into a middle-class family, her mother a schoolteacher, her father an accountant, divorced when amanda and her sister were still very young. >> and so growing up it was i spent majority of my time with my mom. it was every other weekend that me and amanda went to our dad's. >> always active, amanda earned her nickname, foxy knoxy, at a young age. and not from where you might have thought. >> and soccer is where she earned that nickname that's come back to haunt her? >> oh, yeah. >> foxy knoxy. >> at the age of eight. the 8-year-olds who don't know anything but call each other all kinds of funny nicknames gave her foxy knoxy. >> she was not a typical teenager. amanda was driven and focused. unlike most eighth graders, she wanted an academic challenge. so for high school she chose seattle prep, a prestigi

box three, forensic experts casting new doubts on the murder case against the american known as foxy knoxy. could amanda knox go free? that is ahead. unless breaking news changes everything. >> first, a nation in deep mourning and still very much in shock as the suspect in friday's massacre appeared in public for the first time since the epic bloodbath in norway. he reportedly told a judge he did it to save europe from a muslim take over. he says there are others involved in this organization targeting the political left. across norway today, thousands observed a moment of silence for the victims of what now appears to be by far the world's deadliest shooting spree on record. officials say the suspect planted a bomb outside a prime minister's office in oslo. eight died there. they say he then drove 30 miles to a youth camp for kids interested in politics. dressed as a police officer, he reportedly gathered all of them together, told them he an update on attack in oslo. then we're told he opened fire. his victims defenseless. survivors say they hid under beds or ran into the woods to escape

the tabloids labeled her foxy knoxy. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: during the trial the prosecutor had no eyewitnesses and no clear motive. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> reporter: the case rested entirely on two pieces of evidence. first, a knife found at the apartment of raffaele sollecito, knox's then boyfriend, also on trial. the prosecution claimed it was the murder weapon, saying the knife had knox's dna on the handle and kercher's dna on the blade. second, kercher's'sra clasp, found in the bedroom where she was murdered, had sollecito's dna on it. according to prosecutors, it was enough to convict them. knox was sentenced to 26 years in prison and sollecito to 25. after the verdict knox's family, stunned and angry, fought their way through a mob of press and local perugians. >> how do you think this whole experience has changed your daughter? >> she was 20 when she walked in here. she was naive, happy, lovely. she's way more cautious. she had to xwroe up, you know, really fast. >> learn some life lessons. >> huge lessons. >> reporter: this week knox was

the media in italy dubbed her foxy knoxy. the media got to hear it all the way.d not hear the right protective protecteddive gear when they collected that evidence. the experts also raise serious questions about the kitchen knife no d.n.a. on from amanda knox. to d.n.a. from the supposed victim. many closer to freedom. she adds it's favor from over. >> amanda won't be confident until she leaves jail. she feels it was a good day and that makes her feel good. >> shepard: shep the prosecution will cross-examine the experts or that's what's scheduled when acrose appeal hearing continues -- netwo federa police say they raided doze of bars andel and boarding houses in violence plagued ciu dad juarez. they arrested 20 female minors operation part of mexico's amber alert program aimed at finding missing children. pouring in from the music world and beyond on the sudden death of amy winehouse. ahead, details on what happened in the hours before she died. and when police say we might know exactly what killed her. plus, new trouble for a long serving member of congress call

she got labeled with the name foxy knoxy.e reports of her doing cart wheels while being questioned in incarceration. how did -- first of all, how has she changed her image now? and does that come back to haunt her? >> it has come back to haunt her in a big way. she's changed her image. she's very subdued and respectful of the court. in the original trial she acted inappropriately. she was laughing and smiling, did things that rubbed the jury the wrong way. and in italy, they were not sequestered. they were able to read tabloid accounts about her inappropriate behavior. she was acting like a rich, spoiled american kid. and i think it rubbed people the wrong way. and i think it was the atmosphere of the case that did her in more than the evidence in the case. kind of reminds me a little bit of the casey anthony case in some respects where a lot of people thought the atmosphere would convict her. but the hard evidence in this case, it seems to be falling apart bit by bit as meticulously the appellate court re-examines everything

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