AMANDA KNOX NOT GUILTY: HOME TOMORROW

NOT GUILTY

AMANDA Knox has been sensationally cleared of sexually assaulting and murdering English student Meredith Kercher.
She will walk free from Capanne prison, outside Perugia, after serving four years for a crime that the appeal court ruled she did not commit.
Earlier she had told the court in fluent Italian: "I did not kill, I did not rape, I did not steal. I was not there."
Pleading with the jury, she added: "I am not who they say I am. The perversion, the violence, the lack of respect for life - I did not do the things they are saying I did." 

AMANDA KNOX: 'I DO NOT WANT...MY LIFE TAKEN AWAY'

AMERICAN exchange student made her final, desperate appeal to an Italian court this morning to overturn her murder conviction in the grisly death of roommate Meredith Kercher, who officials believe was killed when a sex game went awry. MORE DETAILS AS THEY BECOME AVAILABLE

DANCING BEFORE DESTINY: AMANDA KNOX EXCLUSIVE.

SHE maybe facing the biggest week of her life this week but that didn't stop Amanda Knox dancing around to a rock band when they played in the Italian prison where she's being held, as these exclusive pictures show.

Arms aloft in the red T-shirt in the back, the Foxy Knoxy looks as though she doesn't have a care in the World just days before and Italian court will decide on her appeal against her murder conviction.

MAMA MIA! ITALIAN COPS BOTCHED AMANDA KNOX CASE

ITALIAN FORENSIC cops made a staggering number of errors during the sensational Amanda Knox, left, investigation. Foxy Knoxy, her Italian boyfriend and another man were convicted of murdering British exchange student Meredith Kercher, right, during a sex game gone awry in November 2007.  The 24-year-old Seattle native was sentenced to 26 years in prison.
But now, experts testifying in her appeal say the Italian cops' findings were Bologna. Knox was convicted on two key pieces of evidence: a 30-centimeter (12-inch) kitchen knife and a clasp from Meredith's bloodied bra.
Two independent, court-appointed experts -- professors

WESLEY SNIPES HAS TAX EVASION APPEAL THROWN OUT

LOSER

BLADE star Wesley Snipes has had his appeal regarding his conviction and prison sentence for tax evasion kicked out by the supreme court.
The one time Hollywood bigwig was convicted in 2008 on three misdemeanor counts of willful failure to file income tax returns during 1999-2001and began his three year sentence in December at a federal minimum security prison.
It was alleged that he earned in the region of $40 million and paid no income tax during the six year period in question. 
Eddie Kahn and Douglas Rosile, the men who reportedly told Snipes he didn't have to file tax returns from 1999 to 2005, were also convicted of felony tax fraud and conspiracy in 2008. 

KILLER COP SUSPECT DREW PETERSON WANTS OUT

RELEASE?

DIRTY cop Drew Peterson, who is suspected of killing his third and fourth wives has asked to be released from jail while a court considers his case. 

The one time "Police Officer of the Year" award winner's third wife Kathleen Savio was found drowned in a bathtub in their Bollingbrook home and was initially ruled accidental until further examination cast doubt on that. 

Will County State Attorney James Glasgow told the said that after examining evidence in the case, he believed that the death was a "homicide staged to look like an accident.

His fourth wife Stacey Peterson disappeared in October 2007. 

Her body has never been found and Peterson maintains that she called to say she was leaving him for another man.