Amanda Knox, who has been convicted after retrial, insists innocence as she posted a photo of herself holding a sign in Italian which said "Siamo Innocenti" or "we are innocent," referring to her ex-boyfriend and co-defendant Raffaele Sollecito.

Sporting a short-cropped hair, the black-and-white photo posted on her Twitter account on February 11 showed a very serious Amanda Knox. Her picture came in the wake of the conviction of an appeals court sentencing her to 28 and ½ years in prison for the 2007 murder of her roommate, Meredith Kercher, in Perugia.

Her personal blog also claims that she's a victim of a corrupt political and judicial system, citing an "overzealous and intransigent prosecution, prejudiced and narrow-minded investigation, unwillingness to admit mistake" as the main factors, according to MailOnline.

"I am frightened and saddened by this unjust verdict. Having been found innocent before, I expected better from the Italian justice system," Amanda Knox said.

Meanwhile, seattlepi.com reported that Amanda Knox was offered $20,000 "plus a percentage of sales" if she agrees to do a porno movie.

Mike Kulich, CEO of Monarchy Distribution which produces dirty films, is offering the convicted killer "a unique opportunity."

Kulich also said that if she agrees, the title of the film would be "Amanda Knoxxx: Innocent Until Proven Filthy."

In his email, obtained by seattlepi.com, Kulich said:

"As you may have read and were most likely well aware of, the general consensus is you are absolutely smoking hot. Since you came back into the headlines, our loyal fan base has been emailing us nonstop asking about you."

The website observed that this isn't the first time "Foxy Knoxy" was offered be involved in the porno industry since Vivid offered to make Amanda Knox the spokeswoman without her having to resort to sex or nudity.

Amanda Knox and former boyfriend, Rafaelle Sollecito, were found guilty in the murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007. The victim's body was found in their apartment with 40 stab wounds.