Amanda Knox's Husband Unloads On Meredith Kercher's 'Cruel' Murderer Rudy Guede After His Early Release From Prison
Nov. 29 2021, Published 11:07 a.m. ET
Neither Amanda Knox nor her husband are too pleased with Rudy Guede's first comments since his early release from prison.
Christopher Robinson hit back at Guede's insinuation that Knox and her then-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, were the ones responsible for stabbing to death her study abroad roommate at the time, Meredith Kercher, calling Guede a liar who "without a doubt" killed her.
"This is cruel to Amanda as well as the Kercher family," he added in the tweet, which Knox endorsed by retweeting.
As Breaking Celebrity News reported, Guede was granted early release last week after spending 13 years behind bars for the 2007 murder and sexual assault of a then-21-year-old Kercher in Perugia, Italy.
Upon earning his freedom, he suggested publicly that Knox and Sollecito were the real killers.
"The court convicted me of being an accessory to murder purely because my DNA was there but the (legal) documents say others were there and that I did not inflict the fatal wounds," he told The Sun.
When asked whether he was referring to Knox and Sollecito, Guede told the outlet, "I don't want to say anything other than she should read the documents. As I told you, they say others were there and that I did not inflict the stab wounds."
He added ominously, "I know the truth and she knows the truth."
During his trial, prosecutors described Guede as a "drifter" who did not have steady income, arguing that he broke into Kercher and Knox's house to steal their rent money.
Of his DNA (fingerprints and a palm print) being found on Kercher's body, he insisted that he's "got blood on my hands because I tried to save her not kill her. The court accepted that I tried to save her by putting towels on her wounds."
He went on to tell the Kersher family "how sorry I am for their loss" and added that he has "written a letter to them in which I explain to them how sorry I am but it's too late to say sorry for not doing enough to save Meredith."