Amanda Knox was stopped by rule enforcement astatine nan airport, wherever officials seemed much funny astir her past than her passport.
Knox says she was grilled by cops earlier boarding a formation from Seattle to Ireland to beforehand her caller memoir astir life aft wrongful imprisonment.
The 37-year-old, who was cleared successful 2015 by Italy’s highest tribunal of nan infamous execution of her British roommate Meredith Kercher, elaborate nan awkward interrogation successful a now-viral thread connected X Wednesday.
“‘Why are you traveling?’ ‘What’s your book about?’ ‘How agelong were you successful prison?’” she recalled being asked.
Then came nan kicker: “‘What did you do to extremity up successful prison?’” — to which Knox replied, “‘Actually, I didn’t do it.’”
One serviceman moreover remarked, “You astir apt don’t for illustration constabulary that much.” Her answer: “They make maine uncomfortable.”
Knox, who now writes and hosts a podcast, said she told them her book is titled “Free: My Search for Meaning” — a memoir astir reintegrating into nine aft spending 4 years successful an Italian prison.
Her interrogation ended connected a softer statement successful Dublin, wherever a customs serviceman simply said, “Good luck.”
While Knox did not specify wherever nan interrogation occurred, nan Post reached retired to nan only section airdrome — Seattle–Tacoma International — for a response.
Knox’s quality connected Ireland’s The Late Late Show touched connected her different narration pinch erstwhile charismatic Giuliano Mignini — nan man who erstwhile accused her of a sex-fueled murder. “He admitted he could person been wrong,” she told big Patrick Kielty.
In January, Italy’s apical tribunal re-convicted Knox of accusation for wrongfully accusing her erstwhile boss, Patrick Lumumba, of murdering Kercher.
Some X users opined they were “surprised” Knox would ever time off nan states again aft her years of ineligible tumult.
“I’ve been backmost to Italy…” she told 1 user.
The Post did not instantly person a consequence from Knox.