Amanda Knox is an American author, activist, journalist, and podcaster dedicated to criminal justice reform and advocating for the wrongfully accused. After her definitive acquittal by the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation in 2015, Amanda Knox emerged as a prominent American author, activist, journalist, and podcaster dedicated to criminal justice reform and advocating for the wrongfully accused. Following her release from an Italian prison in 2011, where she had served nearly four years of a 26-year sentence after a wrongful conviction for murder, Knox rapidly transitioned into an autobiographical author. Her first book, ‘Waiting to Be Heard: A Memoir,’ was released in 2013, with proceeds dedicated to covering substantial legal fees.

Her podcasts have garnered significant listenership, establishing her as a compelling voice in the genre. Knox is currently preparing for the release of her highly anticipated second book, ‘Free: My Search for Meaning,’ scheduled for publication in 2025. This upcoming work promises to further solidify her role as an influential thought leader in criminal justice advocacy and personal narrative, continuing her mission to explore profound questions of identity, innocence, and redemption. Amanda Knox remains a sought-after speaker and commentator, leveraging her unparalleled experience to spark critical conversations and drive progress in the ongoing pursuit of justice for the wrongfully accused.