Italian judge who threw out murder convictions against Amanda Knox condemns new guilty verdict, saying it reads more like a movie script than evidence

• Judge Claudio Hellmann has condemned report by Italian appeals court
• Document claims Amanda Knox delivered fatal blow to Meredith Kercher
• It also alleges the pair fought over rent money on the night of the murder
• But Judge Hellmann has dismissed 337-page report as 'result of fantasy'
• 'The Florence Appeal Court has written a script for a movie,' he declares
• He claims there is no evidence to condemn 26-year-old for 2007 murder
• On Tuesday, Knox herself described document as unsupported by logic
• Judge Hellmann threw out initial murder conviction against Knox in 201

An Italian judge has condemned a report stating that Amanda Knox murdered British student Meredith Kercher - claiming it is more like a movie script than evidence. 

The 337-page report, explaining the reasoning for Knox's reconviction, was issued by an appeals court in Florence, Italy, on Tuesday. 

It accuses Knox of delivering the fatal knife blow to the 21-year-old in 2007 out of a desire to 'overpower and humiliate' her victim.

Support: Judge Claudio Hellmann (left) has condemned a report stating that Amanda Knox (right) murdered British student Meredith Kercher - claiming it is more like a 'script for a movie or thriller book' than evidence

It also claims that the 26-year-old fought with Ms Kercher over rent money on the night of the murder - while her relationship with her then-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, was 'not idyllic'.

But now, Judge Claudio Hellmann, who threw out the murder convictions against Knox in 2011, has dismissed the document as a 'result of fantasy'.

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