Murder Mysteries Collection: JonBenet Ramsay and Amanda Knox - 2 Books in 1 (en Inglés)
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MURDER MYSTERIES COLLECTION: JonBenet Ramsay and Amanda Knox - 2 Books in 1 Featuring... *JonBenet Ramsay*Amanda Knox2 Great Books in 1!JonBenet RamsayJonBenet Ramsey, a name that is still known in every household across the USA - starting in 1996 and now burned in the minds of everyone over the last 20 years. And yet, no one knows who killed her. It destroyed the lives of the family, lives in the community, destroyed friendships, hurt the town of Boulder, and made media with all their lies and leaky news stories nothing but a circus. It is the fear every parent holds in their heart about their children. No matter how much you protect your child, it seems it is never enough. Evil seems to lurk at every corner and sometimes in your own home in the basement. Amanda KnoxOn November 1st 2007, a murder took place in Perugia, Italy which would become one of most high-profile cases in recent history. Meredith Kercher, a beautiful, bright, 21-year-old student from England, was found murdered in her apartment under circumstances which, on first glance, appear suspicious. The case has been referred to as the "trial of the century" by multiple high-profile news sources, and has since gone onto inspire two major films, several books and thousands of journalistic pieces regarding the incident. The case has been noted as an example of the press, media and authorities manipulating the obtained information in order to fit the narrative they would prefer to pursue. Amanda Knox, a 20-year-old student who shared an apartment with Kercher, was the target of authorities of who to pin the blame of Kercher's murder on. Shortly after the discovery of Kercher's body, Amanda Knox, along with her boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, and the owner of the bar where Knox worked, Patrick Lumumba, were arrested. Amanda Knox and Meredith Kercher suffered a strained relationship, yet this seems to be the only motive which police have come to base Knox's murder of Kercher on. Very little else exists in order to place Knox as a guilty party, however this is not the story that the media and police want us to believe.
