Amanda Knox's Sisters 'Hoping for the Best' As Appeals Trial Concludes

Every week for the past four years, at least one member of Amanda Knox's family has made the trip to the Italian prison where the American student is being held.

This morning, Knox's parents, step parents, aunts and sisters made what they hope will be their final visit to the prison as the appeals case in her 2009 murder conviction nears its conclusion and what Knox hopes will be a verdict that will free her from a sentence of 26 years.

"She's doing really good," Knox's sister, Deana, told "Good Morning America" today in an exclusive interview from Italy with Knox's two other sisters, Ashley and Delaney, after their visit.

Knox, 24, and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, 27, were convicted in 2009 of murdering Knox's British roommate Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy, where both women were spending a year abroad to study. Knox has been sentenced to 26 years, while Sollecito got 25 years in prison.   Read More

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