In 2004, Scott Peterson was convicted and later sentenced to death for killing his pregnant wife Laci and dumping her body in the San Francisco Bay. There was a twist in the case. In 2020 ...

Laci and Conner’s bodies were found near the marina. Days later, authorities arrested Scott Peterson, who had $15,000 and multiple cellphones in his possession.

Laci, 27, disappeared from her and Scott Peterson’s Modesto, California, home on Christmas Eve 2002, five years after they married. She was eight months pregnant with their son, Conner, at the time.

Scott Peterson’s 2004 conviction for the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci, and their unborn son riveted the nation. Twenty years later, as the Los Angeles Innocence Project works to exonerate ...

Scott Peterson Maintains Innocence in Peacock’s ‘Face to Face’ Docuseries on Laci Peterson’s Murder. The three-part series focuses on alternate theories around the killing of Laci, Scott's ...

In 2004, 12 jurors — backed by a horde of blood-thirsty Americans, who had followed the case on television day and night — found Scott Peterson guilty of the murders of his wife, Laci, and ...

Scott Peterson did not hold back while being interviewed for the first time two decades after he was convicted for the murder of his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson.. During Peacock’s Face to Face ...

Laci Peterson went missing on Christmas Eve in 2002 in California. Amid widespread media coverage, the 27-year-old woman and her unborn baby were later found dead. Scott Peterson, Laci’s husband ...

The detective was referencing Scott's marriage to Laci, 27, who was eight months pregnant with their first child, Conner, when she disappeared from their Modesto, Calif., home. Advertisement “Uh ...

In Netflix's docu-series American Murder: Laci Peterson, the facts of Peterson's 2002 disappearance are laid out and depict her husband Scott as a man desperate to escape his marriage.

Scott Peterson was found guilty of murdering his wife, Laci, in 2004. The case is being reexamined in two new docuseries — on Peacock and Netflix — as he fights to get the conviction overturned.