yourhomiebrian
12-08-2021, 07:54 PM
Do you think he is guilty or innocent? And why do you think that?
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View Full Version : Do you think that Scott Peterson is guilty or innocent? yourhomiebrian 12-08-2021, 07:54 PM Do you think he is guilty or innocent? And why do you think that? Chocolate Moose 12-09-2021, 01:22 PM Does anyone really think he's innocent? Wasn't it proven that he killed his wife and unborn baby? Bonniegirl 12-09-2021, 05:08 PM Guilty, of course !! :eek: AB 12-09-2021, 07:42 PM Guilty, he wanted rid of his wife & baby so he could get with that other woman Amber. She'd better thank her lucky stars she didn't end up dead in the bay after he got tired of her too. BlueGalexy 12-16-2021, 01:12 AM To be honest OP, I've always had mixed feelings about the Peterson case. Do I believe Scott Peterson murdered his pregnant wife? Yes. That said however, I also believe that the state failed to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. They did a terrific job of proving he was a lying, cheating bastard IMO, but that doesn't automatically make someone guilty of murder. I've also always had a bit of trouble with Peterson's alleged motive. It has never made sense to me that he was supposedly so terrified of the responsibilities of his impending fatherhood that he went right out and started a relationship with a woman who herself had a brand new baby at home. All of that notwithstanding however, I still believe that Peterson most likely murdered his wife and unborn child. I just wish some of those lingering questions didn't bother me quite so much. Stratego 01-05-2022, 09:03 PM Absolutely. I didn't even know this was an issue. Wawwie 07-05-2022, 10:49 AM I also believe that the state failed to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. They did a terrific job of proving he was a lying, cheating bastard IMO, but that doesn't automatically make someone guilty of murder. I've also always had a bit of trouble with Peterson's alleged motive. It has never made sense to me that he was supposedly so terrified of the responsibilities of his impending fatherhood that he went right out and started a relationship with a woman who herself had a brand new baby at home. I find it interesting that there is zero physical evidence linking him to the murder. He is a proven liar and cheater. He is scum but lying to your wife and your mistress/having an affair is not a crime. There is the evidence of one of Laci's hairs being on Scott's boat, but what exactly does that mean? That one hair could have been transferred. I have doubt. I'm not saying Scott is innocent. I'm not saying he's guilty either. What I am saying is that I have reasonable doubt. Oh yeah, that nut case juror no. 7 was so obsessed with Scott Peterson that she wrote him 29 letters since he's been in prison. She even wrote him about her time at the mental ward since the trial. Tankeryanker 07-05-2022, 10:52 AM I am south of Modesto by a spit or two. My only question is how he got her out of the boat without capsizing. drew790 07-06-2022, 09:36 PM Honestly don't feel like I can say. I don't think it was possible to get anything close to a fair trial with all of the Nancy Grace and media furor. Bonniegirl 07-06-2022, 10:43 PM The big thing with this on why he seems guilty is because who else would have done it? What motive would someone have in killing a very pregnant lady and dumping her in the bay ? She had no enemies, a very well liked woman . And it obviously wasn't a robbery or something gone wrong ! Also Scott acted suspicious after ! Esp. phoning Amber pretending to be in Paris when he was actually at a candle light vigil for Lacy ! :eek: Wawwie 07-07-2022, 10:47 AM The big thing with this on why he seems guilty is because who else would have done it? What motive would someone have in killing a very pregnant lady and dumping her in the bay ? She had no enemies, a very well liked woman . And it obviously wasn't a robbery or something gone wrong ! Also Scott acted suspicious after ! Esp. phoning Amber pretending to be in Paris when he was actually at a candle light vigil for Lacy ! :eek: It is a 100% fact that there indeed was a robbery across the street from the Peterson home when Laci went missing. Killarney Rose 07-10-2022, 10:20 AM I just don’t believe that there is a link between the robbery and Laci’s murder. If the robbers had killed her, they would’ve (most likely) left her in the home, not disposed of her in the bay. They are a red herring. Wawwie 07-11-2022, 02:02 PM I just don’t believe that there is a link between the robbery and Laci’s murder. If the robbers had killed her, they would’ve (most likely) left her in the home, not disposed of her in the bay. They are a red herring. It's not impossible so it creates reasonable doubt. drew790 07-13-2022, 01:34 PM If the robbers had killed her, they would’ve (most likely) left her in the home Why? Wawwie 07-13-2022, 02:24 PM Why? Yeah, WHY? If they kidnapped her, then of course they would kill her and dump her outside of the home. Clockwork 01-01-2023, 09:44 PM Not on Unsolved Mysteries, mainly because it was a case that wrapped up quick and wasn't even a missing case for very long. But there is no better place than here to discuss Scott Peterson's case. A refresher, in 2002 Scott Peterson was charged and convicted with killing his with Laci Peterson who was also 8 months pregnant. He was charged for the 2nd degree murder of his unborn son, Conner, as well. She went missing on Christmas Eve 2002, and her body was found in April of 2003, along with Conner's. Peterson was charged at that time, then found guilty at the trial. Things such as Peterson's behaviour during this time was a red flag, plus the fact he was having an affair at the exact time his wife was missing. Was a lot of what got him convited circumstantial? Perhaps, and he has always maintained his innocence. But man, this is a smug guy I could just never like. Darlie Routier, Larry Race, Tommy Ziegler, etc. you could picture yourself enjoying the company of these people, but there was something about Scott. That doesn't mean he ought to be convicted on my opinion of him, but what are your thoughts on this case? He recently tried an appeal a couple of weeks ago. Tankeryanker 01-01-2023, 09:55 PM I am a spit from Modesto, so I know the areas where all of the different things would have taken place. The one thing I have not had settled is the ability to lift a dead Lacey out of the tin can of a boat and put her in the water without capsizing it. I can understand people having affairs and even first-time fathers wigging out, but who the heck would say that their wife was dead recently and then be back out dating? Who the heck would date a man whose wife died recently? Give it a year at least for a death. Clockwork 01-01-2023, 10:02 PM I am a spit from Modesto, so I know the areas where all of the different things would have taken place. The one thing I have not had settled is the ability to lift a dead Lacey out of the tin can of a boat and put her in the water without capsizing it. I can understand people having affairs and even first-time fathers wigging out, but who the heck would say that their wife was dead recently and then be back out dating? Who the heck would date a man whose wife died recently? Give it a year at least for a death. I can remember there was the opinion of Amber Frey that she was just a dumb blonde for not seeing through things and yet still brave for admitting she was duped at the same time. She was really the one who is responsible for the massive loss in the court of public opinion for Scott. Heck, she might even have been the key to how he got convicted. But either way, I am glad she did the right thing. Scott was a charmer, I am sure he said all of the right things. He was a philanderer, probably easy for her to get caught up in things. Women go nuts over widowers. Scott knew this I am sure. BlueGalexy 01-09-2023, 08:24 PM I can remember there was the opinion of Amber Frey that she was just a dumb blonde for not seeing through things and yet still brave for admitting she was duped at the same time. She was really the one who is responsible for the massive loss in the court of public opinion for Scott. Heck, she might even have been the key to how he got convicted. But either way, I am glad she did the right thing. Scott was a charmer, I am sure he said all of the right things. He was a philanderer, probably easy for her to get caught up in things. Women go nuts over widowers. Scott knew this I am sure. There was also a widely held opinion in my neck of the woods that I was just a dumb brunette for not immediately joining the lynch mob without question, lol. I repeatedly explained to my family and friends that while I believed Peterson was most likely guilty, I couldn't help but have problems with the state's case against him. Not only that, but I also had concerns about the effects the insane media coverage may have. With regards to the Amber Frey issue...I never had concerns about her intelligence or character. If nothing else IMO, she was instrumental in proving that Peterson was a skilled and accomplished liar. I applauded her then and now for not only assisting in the investigation, but also coming forward publicly and exposing herself to the madness. I give her the benefit of the doubt that her motives for doing so were honorable. That said however, I wanted more than just the opinions, assertions, and resentments of the duped "other woman", Laci's grieving/traumatized mother (justified as she was), and the nearly rabid (JMO) Nancy Grace. And as it stands today, my overall opinion remains the same. Yes, I believe that Peterson most likely murdered his pregnant wife, but the only things that were proven to my satisfaction, were his deceit and infidelity. Once again however, that is all JMO. |