bozzi, what man goes fishing christmas eve when his wife is 7-8 months pregnant, then after his wife (whose carryinh his child) goes missing, this F+ck doesn't even show emotion, then is caught with his hair a different color and $15,000 in his pocket!! dude open your eyes!! the man is a murderer!!! bottom line
What's lost in all this...
This guy cut his pregnant wife into fvcking pieces..I hope he gets what he deserves, he fvcking killed his own child....
He had a very nice life, but it wasn't good enough...just look at his actions towards the other girl, anyone who thinks he didn't do this is brain dead.
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This guy cut his pregnant wife into fvcking pieces..I hope he gets what he deserves, he fvcking killed his own child....
He had a very nice life, but it wasn't good enough...just look at his actions towards the other girl, anyone who thinks he didn't do this is brain dead.
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https://www.crimeonline.com/2021/06...s-anxious-at-possibility-of-being-free-again/
With the chance of becoming a possible free man rapidly approaching, Scott Peterson is reportedly feeling anxious as he awaits a retrial decision.
California Superior Court Judge Anne-Christine Massullo will make her decision on whether Peterson should get a retrial by August 24. As CrimeOnline previously reported, the California Supreme court was ordered to re-examine Peterson’s murder convictions last November.
According to Kron 4, Massullo will announce a retrial if Peterson’s habeas corpus petition provides enough information to merit one. If Massullo decides there isn’t enough information, an evidentiary hearing will follow.
The defense previously said they have enough evidence to destroy the timeline that put Peterson on death row for murdering his wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Connor, in December 2002.
With the chance of becoming a possible free man rapidly approaching, Scott Peterson is reportedly feeling anxious as he awaits a retrial decision.
California Superior Court Judge Anne-Christine Massullo will make her decision on whether Peterson should get a retrial by August 24. As CrimeOnline previously reported, the California Supreme court was ordered to re-examine Peterson’s murder convictions last November.
According to Kron 4, Massullo will announce a retrial if Peterson’s habeas corpus petition provides enough information to merit one. If Massullo decides there isn’t enough information, an evidentiary hearing will follow.
The defense previously said they have enough evidence to destroy the timeline that put Peterson on death row for murdering his wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Connor, in December 2002.
