BBC article outlines discrepancies in new book by Amdanda Knox

wonder if they will ever do the same about Kate?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22351375

A primetime television interview and a new book have put Amanda Knox's experience of prison life in Italy back under the spotlight. But do these accounts tally with what she said at the time?

In the weeks leading up to publication of Amanda Knox's memoir, Waiting to be Heard, descriptions of her four years in a Perugia women's prison as a "trauma in an Italian hellhole of sex and debauchery" - as the National Enquirer put it - have become increasingly lurid.

Knox's memoir is a vivid personal account of the difficulties of prison life in Italy, complete with claims about inappropriate behaviour by staff. But Knox herself once painted a different picture.

Other documents - including writings Knox penned in her own hand while incarcerated, case files and state department records - conjure up quite another impression of a very different Knox, one who was more sanguine about her experience.

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Fascinating....

The BBC spend their time dissecting the story within this book...
They must have realised there is a public appetite for truth based upon the dissection of Kates book by the good people of the internet and forums such as this.

I thought that when I read it!!
With the book and the police files both available it would be soooo easy to compere the two.But I don't think anyone will ever do it, except perhaps in a blog somewhere.

And you all honestly think that they haven't done exactly the same thing with Kate's book?

They've just not published it. Yet.

But it does kind of beg the question "why not"?

And the BBC have THIS! (and so do i, lol)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leicestershire/6623127.stm

"They last checked at HALF PAST NINE and they were all sound asleep, sleeping, windows shut, shutters shut."
Bit odd, Madeleine had been 'abducted' 15 minutes EARLIER, supposedly!
And NO smashed, or jemmied shutters, at half past nine!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/player/nol/newsid_6620000/newsid_6625200/6625205.stm?bw=bb&mp=wm&news=1&bbcws=1

All nicely archived, by me, on seperate disks, for posterity, in case auntie Tricia says at a later date, "i didn't SAY that"

Ah well done, jean.
Thank god for all you good people who have saved so much over the years

I may not be any good as a goalkeeper, too lickle,( did i just say THAT? lol) but i can definitely 'save' ANY McCann 'shots.'

The McCanns surely must realise that their every utterance and interviews/articles are 'saved' by numerous people all over the world should it ever be publicly ASKED for by law enforcement at a future date.

Don't they?