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Two suspects in the murder of British student Meredith Kercher are to appeal against their continued detention.Two suspects in the murder of British student Meredith Kercher are to appeal against their continued detention.
Amanda Knox, 20, and Raffaele Sollecito, 23, have been held since shortly after Miss Kercher's body was found on 1 November in Perugia, Italy.Amanda Knox, 20, and Raffaele Sollecito, 23, have been held since shortly after Miss Kercher's body was found on 1 November in Perugia, Italy.
The pair, who can be held for up to a year before trial, are expected to attend the hearing which will re-examine evidence against them.The pair, who can be held for up to a year before trial, are expected to attend the hearing which will re-examine evidence against them.
They, and two others, deny any role in the death of the Surrey student, 21. They, and two others, deny any role in the death of Miss Kercher, 21.
Diya Lumumba, 38, was released from jail last week, but is still a suspect in the case, while Rudy Hermann Guede, 20, was arrested in Germany on November 20 and is awaiting extradition.Diya Lumumba, 38, was released from jail last week, but is still a suspect in the case, while Rudy Hermann Guede, 20, was arrested in Germany on November 20 and is awaiting extradition.
'Enough evidence''Enough evidence'
Miss Kercher, a Leeds University student who was studying in Perugia for a year, was found dead in her bedroom in the house she shared with Miss Knox. Miss Kercher, from Coulsdon, south London, was a student at Leeds University who was studying in Perugia for a year.
She was found dead in her bedroom in the house she shared with Miss Knox.
Her throat was cut and police have said there was evidence of violent sex.Her throat was cut and police have said there was evidence of violent sex.
Police say evidence links Raffaele Sollecito to the crime scenePolice say evidence links Raffaele Sollecito to the crime scene
The lead investigator in the case, Giuliano Mignini, has said Miss Knox and Mr Sollecito should not be freed as there was enough evidence to detain them, and there was a risk that they could go on the run.The lead investigator in the case, Giuliano Mignini, has said Miss Knox and Mr Sollecito should not be freed as there was enough evidence to detain them, and there was a risk that they could go on the run.
In a 36-page submission made to the court by Mr Mignini, Miss Knox is placed at the crime scene by a blood stain on a tap, and her DNA was found a knife at Mr Sollecito's house.In a 36-page submission made to the court by Mr Mignini, Miss Knox is placed at the crime scene by a blood stain on a tap, and her DNA was found a knife at Mr Sollecito's house.
The evidence against Mr Sollecito is that a bloody footprint found in Miss Kercher's bedroom could have been his, and that a kitchen knife found at his house contained clear evidence of both Miss Knox's and Miss Kercher's DNA.The evidence against Mr Sollecito is that a bloody footprint found in Miss Kercher's bedroom could have been his, and that a kitchen knife found at his house contained clear evidence of both Miss Knox's and Miss Kercher's DNA.
But Mr Sollecito's lawyer Marco Brusco said he was confident his client would be released.But Mr Sollecito's lawyer Marco Brusco said he was confident his client would be released.
If not, he has also requested that Mr Sollecito be placed under house arrest in Puglia, 250 miles from Perugia.If not, he has also requested that Mr Sollecito be placed under house arrest in Puglia, 250 miles from Perugia.