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Amanda Knox defends her comedy show

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Amanda Knox is defending a show she is performing at the Edinburgh Fringe festival in Scotland over the coming days

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  1. BBC News

    Why is Amanda Knox's upcoming Edinburgh Fringe comedy show causing controversy? (opens BBC News)

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    Meredith Kercher's sister told the BBC her sibling "wouldn't find these topics of any comedy value".

  2. The Guardian

    ‘Not afraid of controversy’: Edinburgh fringe rejects calls to cancel Amanda Knox comedy (opens The Guardian)

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    Festival organisers defend show after criticism from sister of Meredith Kercher, Knox’s murdered former flatmate The Edinburgh festival fringe has said it is “not afraid of controversy” after it faced calls to cancel a sold-out show by Amanda Knox , who was wrongfully convicted for the 2007 murder o…

  3. WMUR

    Amanda Knox defends her comedy show (opens WMUR)

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    Amanda Knox is defending a show she is performing at the Edinburgh Fringe festival in Scotland over the coming days

  4. ABC News

    WATCH: Amanda Knox comedy show draws controversy (opens ABC News)

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    Amanda Knox is defending herself against accusations from Kercher's sister that her comedy show at the Edinburgh Fringe festival in Scotland trivializes violence against women.

  5. The Daily Wire

    Amanda Knox’s New Comedy Show Isn’t Sitting Well With Murdered Roommate’s Family (opens The Daily Wire)

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    Amanda Knox is defending her new stand-up comedy show against pushback from the sister of her murdered former roommate, who says the performance “normalizes and trivializes violence against women.” Meredith Kercher’s sister, Stephanie, told the BBC that Knox is “naturally free to continue with her l…

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