Scott Peterson's Theory on Laci's Murder

In a recent jailhouse interview from Mule Creek State Prison, Scott Peterson has shared his perspective for the first time in the new Peacock series, *Face to Face With Scott Peterson*. He suggested that his wife, Laci, may have been abducted while investigating a burglary that occurred near their home. Peterson claims that Laci went to check on the situation, leading to her disappearance. The bodies of Laci and their unborn son, Conner, were discovered months later, raising questions about the timeline of events surrounding the burglary. Peterson's defense has long maintained his innocence, arguing that crucial evidence was overlooked by law enforcement during the investigation. He pointed to the burglary as a significant detail that was not presented during his high-profile trial in 2004. According to Peterson, the police failed to disclose evidence that could have potentially exonerated him, claiming that the detectives ignored information that contradicted their narrative. The case gained further attention with the involvement of Amber Frey, Peterson's former mistress, who reported him to the police upon learning of Laci's disappearance. Frey has also shared her story in the recent Netflix documentary, *American Murder: Laci Peterson*. Meanwhile, a judge has allowed for the retesting of a piece of duct tape found on Laci's body, signaling that the legal battle may not be over. Peterson's attorney, Yeretsian, expressed optimism, stating, “This is not the end of it; it’s just the beginning.”