Amanda Knox case news is hard to come and there's no updates yet on her appeal. But a blog site is focusing in on the recent appeal by ex-lover Raffaele Sollecito who wanted a separate trial because he was deemed guilty by association. There's no news

According to Chelsea Hoffman AllVoices blogsite that Amanda Knox has been her "own worst enemy" during the course of the case and regardless of whether she was guilty or not, "at the least she's been dishonest."

"And that probably didn't help things for Raffaele Sollecito -- though it should be noted that Sollecito had been given chances in the past to separate himself from her," she wrote. "So either he's finally had an awakening, or he's doing what he can desperately do to evade justice."

Chelsea Hoffman also wrote for the same blogsite back in April that any Amanda Knox case news should have reported about the damages to the house owner of the Perugia villa where Meredith Kercher was murdered. She said that "hardly anyone wants to live in a house where a beautiful young coed was brutally murdered," and Amanda Knox's family should pay restitution to the owner.

The Amanda Knox case news has taken a dramatic turn when her ex, Raffaele Sollecito, has petitioned the Italian high court to be tried separately. Lawyers believed that the "false confession" claimed by the convicted UW student will exonerate him.

In the past seven years, according to The Daily Beast, Raffaele Sollecito has stuck by his former lover throughout the whole Amanda Knox murder case trial. Their fates were also linked together such as their conviction in 2009, their acquittal in 2011 and their convictions reinstated in 2014.

"Each judgment has been motivated, in part, on the merit or weakness of Knox's so-called false confession and the subsequent accusation against Lumumba (Patrick, her former employer)," the website said.