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🚨 Could This Lead to a New Trial? Scott Peterson's Attorney Breaks down 'New Evidence'
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30:33Now PlayingMark Geragos BREAKS DOWN Scott Peterson's 'NEW Evidence' | Could This Lead to a New Trial?
More than 20 years after Scott Peterson was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife Laci Peterson, and their unborn son, Conner, the case is back in the national spotlight with "A&E: Scott Peterson: The New Evidence" documentary.
In this episode, Criminal Defense Attorney Mark Geragos sits down with EMMY award winning true crime journalist Matt Johnson to break down the biggest claims featured in the documentary... including alleged overlooked eyewitnesses, the Modesto burglary theory, advances in forensic science, DNA testing, and whether any of the so-called "new evidence" could realistically lead to a new trial.
🔍 👇 What do YOU think?
Does the evidence discussed in the A&E documentary change your opinion about Scott Peterson's guilt or innocence?
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