Amanda Knox Was Exonerated. That Doesn’t Mean She’s Free.
The New York Times
Ten years after being cleared of a heinous crime, she is still trying to tell her story on her own terms.
VASHON, Wash. — Within minutes of meeting Amanda Knox for the first time, she planted her newborn daughter into my arms. Yes, Amanda Knox has a baby. A baby that she has been keeping a secret for months, worried that photographers would show up at her door, worried it would become a headline about “Foxy Knoxy’s path to motherhood,” which of course now it will.
I didn’t particularly want to hold the baby, who Ms. Knox informed me was having trouble pooping, but there we were. “Ciao amore,” she cooed to her in Italian.
The baby’s name is Eureka Muse Knox-Robinson and for the past few months, Ms. Knox, 34, and her husband, the novelist and poet Christopher Robinson, 39, have been documenting their pregnancy on their podcast, “Labyrinths” — but have not yet revealed that they’re already parents.
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