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Will Scott Peterson's Murder Conviction Be Overturned? | Oz True Crime
A judge is now weighing whether Scott Peterson's conviction should stand at all.
Dr. Oz looks at the legal battle around the 2002 murders of Laci Peterson and her unborn son Conner, and the question now in front of the court. Legal contributor Javy Jackson breaks down the controversy over juror Rochelle Nice, whose undisclosed history as a crime victim has put the validity of the original verdict in doubt.
The episode also features an interview with Scott's half-sister, Anne Bird. She describes what she says she witnessed while Scott stayed at her home during the search for Laci, and the moments she now reads as red flags. She's clear about where she stands. She believes her half-brother is a sociopath, she stands by her book "Blood Brother," "33 Reasons My Brother Scott Peterson Is Guilty," and she says she will never welcome him back into her home. She remains ready to testify.
Two very different threads sit side by side here. A procedural question about whether the trial was sound, and a family member who has no doubt about the answer.
Chapters:
00:00:00 The Shocking Legal Update on Scott Peterson
00:01:04 Contesting the Jury: Why a Retrial Is Creeping Closer
00:04:37 Will Scott Peterson Be Released From Prison?
00:05:31 Scott Peterson’s Sister: "He Stays Put on Death Row"
00:06:30 The Last Weird Message Scott Left for His Family
00:07:37 Chilling Red Flags Witnessed While Laci Was Missing
00:09:23 Solo on Christmas Eve: Exposing the Fishing Alibi
00:10:23 "He’s a Sociopath": Sister Reclaims Laci's Narrative
00:11:36 Gloria Allred Applauds the Brave Fight for Justice
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