E45 Laci & Connor Peterson Pt 1

Christmas Eve 2002: Laci Peterson was reported missing. She was pregnant, and unfortunately, she and her baby Conner were found dead the following April. Her husband, Scott, was charged, tried, and convicted of murdering Laci and Conner. Twenty years later this case has had some notable developments, but now the Los Angeles Innocence Project has taken Scott on as a client. Although Scott has always maintained his innocence, not many people believe him–the jury certainly didn’t. What do you think?   

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The following are links to some of the resources or references we discussed during or reviewed in preparation for this episode:  

Watch The Murder of Laci Peterson Full Episodes, Video & More | A&E

Court Docs

Scott Peterson: A timeline of the Laci Peterson murder case | CNN

'I got Scott Peterson thrown off the golf team' | Modesto Bee

Scott Peterson in court as LA Innocence Project pushes for DNA testing and missing reports 

Scott Peterson’s death sentence overturned by California Supreme Court | CNN

Audio of last call from Scott Peterson to wife Laci | Daily Mail Online

Amber Frey remembers recorded calls with Scott Peterson: 'I was shaking' - ABC News

Scott Peterson’s death sentence overturned by California Supreme Court | CNN

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