Overview
- Knox will present free screenings of Mouth of the Wolf at Greenwich Picturehouse on April 21 and 22, with both shows listed as sold out and a small batch of reserved seats set to be released.
- The documentary, directed by Knox’s husband Christopher Robinson, follows her return to the Perugia flat where Kercher was killed and features original songs performed by Knox.
- The venue sits a short distance from Coulsdon in south London, where Kercher lived, and the family’s lawyer Francesco Maresca has accused Knox of making money from the murder.
- Knox was twice convicted and twice acquitted before Italy’s Supreme Court of Cassation definitively cleared her in 2015, citing sensational investigative failures and omissions by authorities; Rudy Guede was separately convicted and left prison in 2021.
- In June 2024 an Italian appellate court upheld Knox’s slander conviction tied to her early accusation against bar owner Patrick Lumumba, and her recent podcast on Lucy Letby and broader media projects have drawn fresh scrutiny.