The Strangest Things About The Scott Peterson Case

May 21 2021

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On Christmas Eve in 2002, Scott Peterson reported that his wife, Laci, had gone missing while walking their dog. Police would find her body, along with that of the couple’s unborn child, Connor, four months later, washed ashore in San Francisco Bay. Scott was immediately suspected of being involved in his wife’s death, and in 2004, he was convicted of killing Laci and their unborn child. The case was anything but cut and dry, however. From the beginning, Scott’s behavior threw detectives. Evidence found in his car was damning, as was his involvement with another woman. From sex addiction to satanic cults, here are the strangest things about the Scott Peterson case. #Crime #Trial #TrueCrime Laci confided in no one | 0:00 Scott's mysterious new boat | 1:13 Was Scott a sex addict? | 2:04 Red flags during Scott's arrest | 3:18 Christmas party with Amber | 4:12 The bizarre satanic cult defense | 4:58 Scott said he was a widow | 5:34 Called Amber at candlelight vigil | 6:23 The Petersons' dog | 6:47 Laci's body was tampered with | 7:43 Scott showed no emotion | 8:34 Scott lied about cement | 9:34