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Interrogations became longer and more intense. without a lawyer, amanda continued to talk to the police. a decision her mother regrets to this day. >> wouldve, couldve, shouldve. i should have insisted that she leave the country, that she not talk to anybody, i should have gotten her a lawyer immediately. >> meanwhile, media interest surrounding the crime began to surge. information was leaked to the press almost daily. reports stating the victim knew her killer or even a woman committed the cri...

Behavior of amanda knox cannot be justifiable if we compare it to the way normal people behave. >> reporter: in this video, amanda and her boyfriend, raffaele, comfort each other outside the house. but at the police station, witnesses say they laughed and made faces, heightening suspicions about them. to amanda knox and raffaele sollecito, the police station would become all too familiar over the coming days. her father recalls the week after the grisly discovery. >> between the time that they a...

Have sex with him that day in the bed or anywhere in the apartment? >> on the couch. >> the couch. okay. before he showed you the body or after? >> after. >> was it intercourse or was it oral sex? >> intercourse. >> they have this young girl in a small room with a video camera going on above her head knowing everything they know about interrogations becoming public, the cops asked her if they had sex after laura arrived at pitonyaks apartment. you can almost see body parts and intercourse, copul...

Saiding, working its way through the italian legal system. >> under the u.s. italian extradition treaty, an offense must be punishable under the laws of both countries. knox could claim double jeopardy. she is already hinting at irregularities by italian prosecutors, making the case against extradition. >> i really hope people really try to understand that when you have overzealous prosecutors and coerce of interrogations like these things happen and im not like, im not crazy. >> and she could a...

>> there are people who know better than i do the way these systems work and -- and the way that there was this entirely preventible thing that happened that was systematic, and i really hope that -- that people try to understand that like when you have over zealous prosecutors and when you have a biased investigation and coercive interrogations like these things happen and im not crazy. >> that, of course, is her side of the story. "out front" steve moore a special fbi agent who wrote a book ab...

There are people who know better than i do the way these systems work and the way that there was this entirely preventible thing that happened that was systematic and i really hope that people try to understand that when you have overzealous prosecutors and when you have a biased investigation and coercive interrogations, these things happen. i am not crazy. >> italian police tell cnn that knoxs former boyfriend who has also been viconvicted was stopp in the border to austria. by italian law, he...

>> take care. another big story. she is ready for a fight and vows she will not go back. brand new reaction from amanda knox after an italian court finds her guilty again of killing her roommate. knox giving an emotional interview as she faces a possible extradition request. what is the latest johnathon. >> reporter: ally, it was a dramatic interview that amanda gave to abcs good morning earlier today. she seemed stunned at this verdict and explained once again, that she in her view is a victi...

Interrogations? >> were going to firmly pursue this investigation. were going to fight to make sure that we get what were entitled to as an assembly committee. were going to hope for cooperation. were going to take the governor at his word, and well judge the outcome by what he does. like i said before, this is in the governors court. he can cooperate. we can get through this quickly, and we can all move on. but if there is going to be a resistance to what the assembly is doing, that is just goi...

>> i can picture him just trying to convert the entire praetorian guard. the early christians, particularly the evangelists, the apostles were politically problematic. they were proclaiming a son of god, a god from god, a savior. but those happened to be titles that the roman emperor abrogated to himself. >> for the next few years, paul would languish in prison, surviving assassination attempts and brutal interrogations. finally, his appeals to be tried in rome were answered. >> paul is a citize...

Interrogations? >> understands of hours. katie: i know you told the director if you want someone to walk in and do this role, you really did try to understand the detective and the weird people he had to deal with on a daily basis. >> yeah. to me i think he was a guy that had been through the juvenile detention system. i took that and i ran with it. i felt like he was highly intelligent but nobody told him he was. it came out in weird, physical attributes. i think he gathered things like tattoos...