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Amanda Knox: wrongful convictions aren't black and white
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5:28Now Playing25% of wrongful convictions that were overturned by DNA evidence involve a false confession. Amanda Knox talks with Katie Phang about how she is using her experience of being jailed for nearly four years in an Italian prison and eight years on trial for a murder she didn't commit to advocate for others who are also wrongfully convicted through false confessions.
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