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Ghislaine Maxwell, Elizabeth Holmes and Me
Artist Jane Rosenberg’s sketch of Ghislaine Maxwell's court appearance.
Amanda Knox on why we can't look away from female villains.
By Amanda Knox
12.13.21
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There are no cameras allowed inside Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial, but that hasn’t stopped me from poring over every sketch of the courtroom scene, and analyzing each kernel of evidence that emerges. 

Meanwhile, there are a lot of people on trial for alleged wire fraud and a lot of scammers in Silicon Valley. None of them are as interesting to me as Elizabet…

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Amanda Knox
Amanda Knox is an exoneree, public speaker, author of Free: My Search for Meaning, and host of the podcast Hard Knox. Between 2007 and 2015, she spent 4 years in an Italian prison and 8 years on trial for a murder she didn’t commit.
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