The murder conviction of U.S. student Amanda Knox in an Italian court has angered many Americans, amid suggestions that the verdict was tainted by anti-American sentiments and negligence by investigators. It has even stirred fears of possible diplomatic repercussions between the two allied nations.
After a tense weekend, the top Italian diplomat sought Monday to quell any speculation of a full-blown crisis, saying that no criticism had come from the U.S. secretary of state.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Italy: No issues with US over Knox verdict
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