Meredith Kercher's Freed Murderer Speaks For The First Time, Points His Fingers At Amanda Knox Claiming 'She Knows The Truth'
Nov. 28 2021, Published 6:14 p.m. ET
Meredith Kercher's accused murderer Rudy Guede is seemingly pointing his fingers at Amanda Knox and her former partner Raffaele Sollecito for the death of Kercher in Italy over a decade ago.
He maintained his innocence and claimed he did not hurt the British student, but instead implied Knox was to blame for the violent acts.
Guede spoke for the first time after being released early last week from the jail in Italy. The former drifter spent 13 years in prison after being found guilty of killing Kercher.
However, Guede denied the accusation saying, "I've got blood on my hands because I tried to save her, not kill her."
In September 2007, Kercher, a British student studying at a university in Italy, was discovered dead while half-naked with her throat cut in Perugia, Italy.
Following his release, Guede expressed his wish to get in contact with Kercher's family.
"The first thing I want to say is to the Kercher family and how sorry I am for their loss," he told The Sun. "I have 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."
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