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Scott Peterson breaks silence 20 years after he’s convicted of killing pregnant wife Laci
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1:21Now PlayingScott Peterson, the California salesman who murdered his wife and unborn son, says he was an “a–hole” for having an affair in the weeks leading up to the killing but maintained his innocence as he spoke out for the first time since his 2004 conviction. NY Post reporter Taylor Knight shares this story.
Peterson, 49, is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the death of his wife, Laci Peterson, who had disappeared while eight months pregnant with their son, Connor, from their Modesto home on Christmas Eve 2002.
While locked up at Mule Creek State Prison in Ione, Calif., Peterson recalled that the extramarital affair he had with single mom and massage therapist Amber Frey weeks before the murder was a “terrible mistake.”
“It’s horrible. I was a total a–hole to be having sex outside our marriage,” Peterson said, according to People, a week before a three-part Peacock docuseries is set to launch on the infamous case.
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