Amanda Knox has launched a podcast titled 'Doubt: The Case of Lucy Letby', which seeks to investigate the conviction of British nurse Lucy Letby, accused of murdering infants. This decision has reignited public ire, especially from those who perceive Knox's actions as exploiting tragedy for personal gain. Knox has stated that she feels a personal connection with Letby's case, as she herself is a figure surrounded by controversy due to her own wrongful conviction in Italy years ago.

The podcast, which Knox claims to have been working on for two years, has been met with significant backlash on social media, where many users have criticized her for what they see as a commodification of a deeply distressing situation. The podcast aims to scrutinize one of the UK's most notorious murder cases, intending to question the evidence against Letby and the surrounding circumstances of her trial. This parallels Knox's own experiences with media scrutiny and the label of being in the public eye for a case that raised serious concerns about justice.

Critics argue that Knox's involvement feels tone-deaf, considering the emotional weight of the crimes and the families affected. The controversy surrounding her participation in the podcast brings to the forefront discussions about the ethics of media portrayals of criminal cases and how individuals use their past experiences with infamy to engage with other high-profile cases. As Knox has become a polarizing figure, this new project may further complicate her public image and raise questions about the morality of 'cashing in' on others' tragedies.