By Meghan Keneally and Ashley Collman Just hours after his ex-girlfriend declared her innocence in the murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher, Amanda Knox's former flame Raffaele Sollecito said that the Italian court's decision to reconvict them 'is completely unbelievable'. Sollecito told the Today Show this morning that latest court decision that names the American and her Italian boyfriend as the killers of her British study abroad roommate 'is full of errors, there are mistakes all over the pages' and he is planning on appealing. 'They invented new evidence... they pictured it happening (and) it never happened. They invented more fiction,' he said in a remote interview from Treviso, Italy.
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Raffaele Sollecito has spoken from Treviso, Italy about the latest ruling that charges both him and his ex Amanda Knox with murder
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'They invented new evidence,' he said, vowing to appeal
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Knox was convicted of killing Kercher in 2007 but she was allowed to leave Italian prison four years later when the ruling was overturned
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The case was brought up again this year and she was re-convicted in January
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On Tuesday, the court released a 337-report on the case, concluding that Knox murderer Kercher in a row over money
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But Knox says she was under no financial strain and that Kercher was her friend
'My position is completely different than @placeholder's case,' he said, though it came just hours after Knox made a similar statement, saying there is no hard evidence to show her as the killer.