Amanda Knox got $4 million for her memoirs: report
Amanda Knox waves to supporters following her release from prison in Italy. (Getty) Credit: Amanda Knox waves to supporters following her release from prison in Italy. (Getty)
Amanda Knox, cleared of murder in October by an Italian court, has sold her memoir to Harper Collins, a spokeswoman for the publishing house said Thursday.
The spokeswoman declined to comment on the value of the deal, but The New York Times reported that it's worth nearly $4 million.
Representatives for Knox, 24, declined to comment.
An Italian court in October overturned Knox's 2009 conviction on a charge of killing her British housemate, 21-year-old Meredith Kercher.
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