Amanda Knox Prosecutors Seek Life Prison Sentence  The Italian
prosecutors who sent American college student Amanda Knox to
prison for 26 years filed an appeal of the case today, asking
the court for a tougher sentence.  The appeal came just days
before Knox's lawyers are expected to file their own appeal of
her conviction for murdering British roommate Meredith Kercher
in 2007.  The prosecution did not specify the sentence it wants
imposed on Knox, but by arguing that the court should have
considered an aggravating circumstance in handing out Knox's
punishment, a life sentence would be almost automatic.  Knox's
family told ABC New today they are "quite disappointed in the
decision of the prosecution's office to pursue an appeal against
Amanda and ... to ask for life in prison."  "From all outward
appearances, it seems like more of a harassment," said a member
of the Knox family.  Theodore Simon, a lawyer for Knox, said her
appeal will be filed shortly and it "will profoundly address the
wrongfulness of her c