In what is expected to be an explosive tell-all, the man accused of being Amanda Knox's murder accomplice says that while the two were innocent, their behavior the night Meredith Kercher's body was found is troubling.
Kercher was living with Knox in Perugia, Italy when she was murdered in 2007. Knox and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito were initially accused and convicted of the crimes but were ultimately acquitted last year.
In his new book, "Honour Bound: My Journey To Hell and Back with Amanda Knox," due out Sept. 18, Sollecito maintains the couple's innocence but acknowledges their "odd behavior" when Kercher's body was found, The Daily Mail and The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
Sollecito and Knox reportedly caressed and kissed outside the home where Kercher was found while police investigated the crime scene. Knox also allegedly sat on his lap and "draped her arms over him" while the pair were interrogated at the police station — something Sollecito claims made him uncomfortable.
Sollecito also asserts the pair had no "real alibi the night of Nov. 1 except each other," according to the Mail.
"Honor Bound" goes into detail about the couple's tumultuous relationship, including details about the night the pair met and how the murder allegations affected them.
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