Amanda Knox writes to baby killer Lucy Letby in jail and sends her a copy of her book
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EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Knox writes to baby killer Lucy Letby in jail and sends her a copy of her bookAmanda Knox has written to the notorious ex-nurse and baby murderer Lucy Letby, after claiming to investigate her case and calling it an “eye-opening experience”CommentsNewsAndy Lines13:10, 22 Apr 2026Updated 13:24, 22 Apr 2026Amanda Knox reveals she's reached out to Lucy LetbyAmanda Knox has reached out to ex-nurse Lucy Letby - who is currently serving life for murdering seven babies - in jail.Amanda, who was cleared of killing her room-mate Meredith Kercher in a case that shocked the world, has written to Letby in prison and has even sent her a copy of her book. She said she would like to meet or speak to Letby. Amanda and her husband Chris are currently working on a podcast about Letby.She claimed it had been an “eye-opening experience” to investigate the nurse’s case. And she even revealed the couple had travelled from London to Chester to investigate further and interview people connected to the case. As well as writing to Letby, Amanda has also written to Letby’s parents.View 5 ImagesLucy Letby who has received a letter from Amanda Knox(Image: Cheshire Constabulary/AFP via Ge)READ MORE: Amanda Knox 'over it' as she opens up on life after wrongful murder convictionREAD MORE: Amanda Knox tells how she is 'haunted' by the death of Meredith KercherAmanda, 38, said: “It’s been a very interesting, eye opening experience to investigate her case. Chris and I are producing a podcast series about the case. It’s called ‘Doubt - the case of Lucy Letby’. It’s a very, very in-depth investigation into this case.Amanda Knox talks about crime motive“It’s an ongoing process. There’s going to be at least 13 episodes. But no I have not spoken to her personally. I did send her a copy of my book. I wrote her a letter. I’ve not talked to her personally. “The focus of the podcast is not about her - it’s about the facts of the case which I think it really import...
