Amanda Knox defends Fringe comedy show amid Kercher family criticism

Amanda Knox has defended her Edinburgh Festival Fringe comedy show 'Cartwheel' after calls for its cancellation, saying she does not trivialize the murder of Meredith Kercher. The show, which discusses motherhood and the Perugia case, has drawn criticism from Kercher's sister, Stephanie, who fears it will 'normalise and trivialise' violence against women. A petition against the show has nearly 5,000 signatures. Knox maintains her material is respectful and focuses on how the world is unsafe for women.