13 Facts About Anne Bremner

Anne Melani Bremner was born on June 4,1958 and is an American attorney and television personality.

Anne Bremner has been a television commentator on a number of high-profile cases, including in the murder of Meredith Kercher in Italy as legal counsel and as a spokesperson for the Friends of Amanda Knox.

Anne Bremner describes her student self as "a liberal, an idealist, and a Democrat" who was opposed to capital punishment.

Anne Bremner went on to Seattle University School of Law, where she completed her JD degree in 1982.

Anne Bremner worked as a lawyer at Stafford Frey Cooper in Seattle from 1988 to 2012.

Anne Bremner became acquainted with Letourneau during the course of the lawsuit; the two would develop a friendship.

Anne Bremner appears on television as a legal analyst, explaining prominent cases to the general public.

In October 2008, Anne Bremner took up the cause of Amanda Knox, a University of Washington student charged with the murder of Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy.

Anne Bremner was contacted by family members of Knox's classmates, including Mike Heavey, a superior court judge with whom she was previously acquainted.

Anne Bremner made various television appearances regarding the case, describing Knox as "naive" and comparing her to the title character in the French film Amelie.

Anne Bremner represents the parents of Susan Powell, a homemaker who went missing in Utah in 2009, in their lawsuit for insurance money.

In 2011, Anne Bremner was hired by family of Rebecca Zahau Nalepa, a woman who committed suicide after being present in a house during an incident where her boyfriend's young son died.

In 2003, Anne Bremner was one of the founding members of the Committee for a Two-Newspaper Town, along with Washington Supreme Court justice Phil Talmadge.