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Reephdweller
12-13-2004, 01:09 PM
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12-13-2004, 01:13 PM
Good. Bout time Cali got one right.

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12-13-2004, 01:13 PM
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Bama
12-13-2004, 01:36 PM
The follow up to this thread when he's actually executed ought to roll around sometime in 2020.

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mothershucker
12-13-2004, 01:43 PM
I aint saying he was right to kill her, but I understand........

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DJEvelEd
12-13-2004, 01:57 PM
It's wrong to kill ANYONE for ANY reason.


That being said, his ass is probably shaved by now and there is hot inmate sex going on in Scott's butt. Isn't a lifetime of rough ass sex (with daily beatings and salad tossing) enough?

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furie
12-13-2004, 02:06 PM
i just hope he doesn't take his own life first.


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12-13-2004, 02:07 PM
i bet you 5 bucks OJ did it

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Jennitalia
12-13-2004, 02:08 PM
Holy shit! I can't believe they recommended the death. I really thought the jury would pussy out and give him a life sentence. Good for them!

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FUNKMAN
12-13-2004, 02:19 PM
i'm glad

he should have just got divorced... it's Laci's family that has really lost in all of this. an innocent daughter and an innocent grandchild. The peterson's have only lost a murdering adulterous son which should be no big loss. he's getting what is owed to him.

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12-13-2004, 02:21 PM
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Arienette
12-13-2004, 02:28 PM
i guess i'll be first to weigh in against this. i'd be very happy to see him rot in jail for the rest of his life, but i'm generally not for the death penalty. especially in a case like this, which was based entirely on circumstantial evidence, i don't think that it's wise to kill the guy. everyone's all excited right now, but all of our faces would be pretty red if it turns out that he didn't do it.

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DJEvelEd
12-13-2004, 02:50 PM
i guess i'll be first to weigh in against this.

It's wrong to kill ANYONE for ANY reason.


I'm with ya sister!!! You're actually #2 (but not like Peterson's pushed in poopie kinda #2)

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TheGameHHH
12-13-2004, 02:54 PM
People die via the death penalty when they are wrongly accussed, it happens. In this instance, I think they hit the nail on the head with this f'n guy. I'm glad that he's going to be put to death.

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walking joint
12-13-2004, 02:58 PM
i guess i'll be first to weigh in against this. i'd be very happy to see him rot in jail for the rest of his life, but i'm generally not for the death penalty. especially in a case like this, which was based entirely on circumstantial evidence, i don't think that it's wise to kill the guy. everyone's all excited right now, but all of our faces would be pretty red if it turns out that he didn't do it.


i'm with you...i THINK he did it, but the evidence really is circumstantial. i was surprised by the guilty verdict based on just the evidence.

if it was me and i was found guilty of a similiar crime that i did commit then i'd like this decision. i would much rather die then have to spend the rest of my life in jail. sure that day i'm executed would suck and i'd be scared as hell, but i'd feel the same way everyday until i died with a sentence of life in prision. one day isn't bad. this is the easy way out.

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keithy_19
12-13-2004, 02:59 PM
He dyed his hair and left for Mexico. Who does that right after your wife is found murdered?

He's guilty and I'm happy he's gunna die.

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Hottub
12-13-2004, 03:05 PM
but all of our faces would be pretty red if it turns out that he didn't do it.


No, I'd still be OK. Probably never turn up anything to the contrary. The man is a murdering scumbag.

Are you OK that OJ is still alive?

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12-13-2004, 03:12 PM
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Arienette
12-13-2004, 03:21 PM
i guess i'll be first to weigh in against this.

It's wrong to kill ANYONE for ANY reason.


I'm with ya sister!!! You're actually #2 (but not like Peterson's pushed in poopie kinda #2)

my bad... i guess i AM #2...

Are you OK that OJ is still alive?yep. i think he, too, should be in jail, but i'm a-ok with that.

He dyed his hair and left for Mexico. Who does that right after your wife is found murdered?

He's guilty and I'm happy he's gunna die. i would never claim to be able to explain his behavior or say that i think he's innocent. all i said was that there's pretty flimsy evidence against him. even so, i was okay with the conviction. i just don't think he should be put to death.

furthermore, maybe when someone knows that he will be the prime suspect in his wife's murder, he tries to get the hell out of there. doesn't seem completely infeasible to me. and it certainly doens't sound like proof of anything. you'd better hope you're never accused of anything you didn't do, if there will be people like you deciding your fate.

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FUNKMAN
12-13-2004, 03:39 PM
3 items that sway my opinion the most:

> fishing x-mas eve approx 60 miles from home and body's found near his fishing area

> having an affair while wife is almost ready to give birth to their first child

> did not get on the stand / for me if I was 'truly' innocent then i would never not testify on my own behalf

the biggest crock of shit in the justice system i've seen since they started airing court cases is when a defense Lawyer says "he or she "wanted" to testify" and the defendant didn't

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GodsFavoriteMan
12-13-2004, 03:46 PM
I'm in that crazy anti death penalty group also. I just feel that it doesn't do any real good, the costs don't outweigh the benefits, and it seems to reflect an ideal of vengeance over justice.

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12-13-2004, 03:55 PM
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Jennitalia
12-13-2004, 03:57 PM
3 items that sway my opinion the most:

> fishing x-mas eve approx 60 miles from home and body's found near his fishing area

> having an affair while wife is almost ready to give birth to their first child

> did not get on the stand / for me if I was 'truly' innocent then i would never not testify on my own behalf

the biggest crock of shit in the justice system i've seen since they started airing court cases is when a defense Lawyer says "he or she "wanted" to testify" and the defendant didn't


i have to agree with The Funk. What also did it for me was the fact that he bleached his hair and had a lot of cash on him, his bro's id, and was caught heading towards mexico. and also just the fact that this guy showed absolutely no emotion whatsover from the beginning.

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Arienette
12-13-2004, 04:06 PM
having an affair while wife is almost ready to give birth to their first child
he's a complete asshole, but unfortunately there are a lot of men who will have affairs while their wives are close to giving birth. that doesn't mean that they are murderers.

did not get on the stand / for me if I was 'truly' innocent then i would never not testify on my own behalfi feel like i would, too. but sometimes there are legal things going on where the lawyer may feel that it's in the defendant's best interest not to take the stand. for example, often with people with past criminal records find themselves in that exact situation. even though they didnt' do it and they want to testify, the lawyer will tell them not to because then all kinds of prejudicial evidence can be brought in by the prosecution. i'm getting a little off topic, but you see my point. however, i dont know that this is one of those cases.

i feel weird defending this, since i actually think that he's guilty. but there's enough doubt for me that i wouldn't feel comfortable killing him.

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FUNKMAN
12-13-2004, 04:16 PM
there are a lot of men who will have affairs while their wives are close to giving birth


guess i should have put in 'wives are close to giving birth and are reported missing and eventually found murdered near where the husband went fishing on X-mas Eve'

just thought it could have been easily assumed... but then again i am conversing with a future lawyer
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keithy_19
12-13-2004, 04:44 PM
i would never claim to be able to explain his behavior or say that i think he's innocent. all i said was that there's pretty flimsy evidence against him. even so, i was okay with the conviction. i just don't think he should be put to death.



My statement wasn't directed to you. At least, I don't think it was. I was just saying how unlikely it seemd that he wasn't guilty. If you have nothing to hide you don't try to leave the country.


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Arienette
12-13-2004, 06:49 PM
guess i should have put in 'wives are close to giving birth and are reported missing and eventually found murdered near where the husband went fishing on X-mas Eve'

just thought it could have been easily assumed... but then again i am conversing with a future lawyeri knew what you meant, but i think it kind of misses the point. i mean, he's a horrible person, so it makes it much easier to think that he might have done this even more horrible thing. but there's no causal link there. it makes him sound guilty, but i dont think that cheating really makes you any more likely to kill your wife. but enough about this. i won't cry for him for too long, promise.

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A.J.
12-14-2004, 02:25 AM
He dyed his hair and left for Mexico. Who does that right after your wife is found murdered?


Not me! AC and I are just going for a ride!

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DarkHippie
12-14-2004, 08:19 AM
It doesn't matter whether he did it or not (which he obviously did). Nor does it matter how creul or callous the crime.

The Bill of rights protects against "cruel and unusual punishment" and there is nothing more cruel than execution. When the government kills a person, reguardless of their deeds, it becomes a death on all of our consciences, we all bear the burden of taking a life. I personally don't want another man's death on my soul.

For those of you so eager to have this man fry, why don't you go down and watch them execute someone. watch them shave off his hair and bring a human being down to die. watch his skin burn and his body leap as the last bit of life flee from him. Then make your choice.

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Iamnotatool
12-14-2004, 08:57 AM
Hug a tree, hippie. Kill this guy slowly and painfully.

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LordJezo
12-14-2004, 09:46 AM
For those of you so eager to have this man fry, why don't you go down and watch them execute someone. watch them shave off his hair and bring a human being down to die. watch his skin burn and his body leap as the last bit of life flee from him. Then make your choice.


For those of you so eager to save his ass, why don't you go look at the Laci corpse see how bloated and damaged she was and take a look at the fetus and then compare it to the happy pictures of her waiting to give birth from only a little while prior to that.

Then make your choice to save this uncaring nutjob who shows no emotion or remorse.

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walking joint
12-14-2004, 09:53 AM
For those of you so eager to save his ass, why don't you go look at the Laci corpse see how bloated and damaged she was and take a look at the fetus


are these hot pics in one of tools NSFW threads?

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Jack_Doff
12-14-2004, 10:02 AM
Ari's right, folks. The evidence is extremely circumstantial. I think he did it, but I don't know that the evidence proves that to the point where you can kill him for it. On the other hand, he'll live in solitary for years while he appeals, most likely under suicide watch. If he gets life in prison and thrown in the general population, he'll have been thoroughly ass-raped by the time he's beaten to death by the new year.

FUNKMAN
12-14-2004, 10:43 AM
Ari's right, folks. The evidence is extremely circumstantial


and to think I encouraged you to start posting, you sure fooled me!
;)

i guess i'm being the prosecutor and you are the defense lawyers but i'll step out of my legal pajamas and say it again:

> the guy goes fishing on Christmas Eve, his pregnant wife goes missing while he's away fishing and 4 months later she floats to the surface where he had been fishing. which was a good 60 miles from their home

> he's having an affair and continues to pursue the affair while she's missing

> he does not take the witness stand on his own behalf even though he is facing life in prison or death. Regardless of whatever a Defense Lawyer says about this there would be nothing that could carry as much weight as a defendant(who is innocent of murder) to get up there and express that to the jury.

If you heard the juror interviews they stated that he sat their cold regardless of what was said in the courtroom and he showed no emotion whatsoever when they spoke of his wife and child

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Reephdweller
12-14-2004, 10:53 AM
As relieved as I am by the verdict and the sentencing in this case. I would totally understand the jurors if they had decided to give him life instead. I am for the death penalty, though in this case with the circumstantial evidence I would have had a hard time deciding myself.

I hope that at least on some level the family of Laci will find some peace in that justice was service.

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DJEvelEd
12-14-2004, 10:53 AM
I would have saved Hitler's life if I thought we could learn something from his sick mind.

Scott Peterson played God by taking a life. What gives you all the right to play God by doing the same?

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Jack_Doff
12-14-2004, 11:02 AM
You're still one of my favorite posters, Funk.

And I understand what you are saying. However, all the things you are pointing to are circumstantial. There is no "Smoking Gun," so to speak (yes, I know he didn't shoot her). All the things you are saying point to him doing it but there is nothing that definitively says (what I thought you would need for the death penalty) he did it.

As for putting him on the stand, I think Peterson's lawyer knew that Scott's arrogance and detachment from this whole thing would hurt him, and it turns out it did. Putting him on the stand would have brought this out even more than the jury watching him behind his table. IMO, had he thrown himself on the mercy of the court, he would have gotten the life inprisonment, but it's cleary his idea to go to the grave proclaiming his innocence.

DarkHippie
12-14-2004, 11:26 AM
For those of you so eager to save his ass, why don't you go look at the Laci corpse see how bloated and damaged she was and take a look at the fetus and then compare it to the happy pictures of her waiting to give birth from only a little while prior to that.
So we should take another life?

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Reephdweller
12-14-2004, 11:28 AM
What gives you all the right to play God by doing the same?


YOU ASK ME IF I HAVE A GOD COMPLEX....

I AM GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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DJEvelEd
12-14-2004, 11:29 AM
By taking someone's life, you become more like Peterson & Hitler.






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12-14-2004, 11:33 AM
What would Jesus do?


He would make another taco. But why do you ask what my friend Jesus Torres would do?

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DJEvelEd
12-14-2004, 11:39 AM
I was speaking of Jesus Maldonado who makes the bangin burritos in Perth Amboy

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12-14-2004, 11:42 AM
He would make another taco.


Damn, now I'm starvin'!!

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12-14-2004, 11:54 AM
I assume he's going to appeal, yes?

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Iamnotatool
12-14-2004, 12:02 PM
They should just shoot him in the kneecaps and let him bleed to death. Slowly.

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TheMojoPin
12-14-2004, 12:12 PM
On the other hand, he'll live in solitary for years while he appeals, most likely under suicide watch. If he gets life in prison and thrown in the general population, he'll have been thoroughly ass-raped by the time he's beaten to death by the new year.

There's the best argument against the death penalty yet.

This guy is gonna live for years...maybe decades...on death row throughout any number of appeals, seperate from the rest of the prison community, not having to really pay or suffer for what he did.

Had he gotten life, like it was said above, it would be a WHOLE different story, and this prick would be getting what he deserved.

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FUNKMAN
12-14-2004, 02:15 PM
cirúcumústanútial ( P ) Pronunciation Key (s–rkm-stnshl)
adj.
Of, relating to, or dependent on circumstances.
Of no primary significance; incidental.
Complete and particular; full of detail: a circumstantial report about the debate.
Full of ceremonial display.


guess i have a problem with the word circumstantial. there looks to be several meanings and you can choose whichever meaning that will help your case

it almost sounds like you can write a sentence:

'The report was quite circumstantial but it's relation to the case was only circumstantial'


I guess this is how i look at it. The item I list that states "Scott was fishing where the bodies were found' for me is 'fact' . In my book it is a circumstantial piece of evidence whereas it is very incriminating. I agree it is not 'proof of murder' but i do not agree that it is circumstantial in the meaning that it is "no primary significance or incidental"

Guess I need to ask Ari "how does the court interpet 'circumstantial'? or Mike?

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sr71blackbird
12-14-2004, 03:01 PM
Peterson's alibi was as iron clad as saying that you couldnt have shot your wife, because you were heading back to the resturant to "pick up your gun"...

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Arienette
12-14-2004, 03:53 PM
Guess I need to ask Ari "how does the court interpet 'circumstantial'?
circumstantial evidence is evidence which is not drawn from direct observation of a fact in issue. it is not direct evidence from a witness who saw or heard something. it's a fact that can be used to infer another fact.

and example i saw online is this: a guy is accused of embezzling money. it's a fact that he made a lot of high-end purchases just prior to this. you might take the fact of his recent spending to infer another fact - that he did embezzle the money. of course, the fact of his purchases doesn't prove that he had engaged in embezzlement, but it's not an unreasonable inference.

when you get enough of this type of evidence pointing toward the same conclusion, it starts to look more and more likely that the person is guilty. but it's more shakey than direct evidence

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DJEvelEd
12-14-2004, 04:06 PM
A guy is in a movie theatre. He has an umbrella. He sees a man with a nicer umbrella sitting next to him. He says to himself "I'm want to steal that umbrella" and leaves the movie theatre with it. Upon walking outside he notices that he still has his umbrella and in the darkness he actually grabbed the wrong one.
Did he commit a crime?

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Servo
12-14-2004, 04:17 PM
As a criminal prosecutor, I'd like to weigh in here. "Circumstantial evidence" does not mean "weak" ot "tenuous." Circumstantial evidence is evidence of a fact that you can infer from other facts. We say that circumstantial evidence flows from direct evidence. The stupid example we use to explain it to grand juries is this: you're inside a room all day, with no windows. Someone comes in wearing a soaking wet raincoat and carrying an umbrella. You can infer from what you see that it is raining oustide. Sometimes circumstantial evidence is better than direct evidence. Fingerprints are a kind of circumstantial evidence. A print lifted from a crime scene is direct evidence of the fact that whoever it is somehow left a print behind. But, when you consider other additional facts, it is circumstantial evidence that can help prove beyond a reasonable doubt that someone committed a crime.

So, the bottom line is that "circumstantial" does not meant "insignificant" when talking about evidence in criminal cases.

Also, I don't know if a jury considers the weight of the evidence when deciding to give the death penalty. In NY, where I practice, juries aren't involved in the "sentencing phase" of a trial, so I really don't know how it works. But my understanding is that the jury looks at "mitigating factors" and use those to determine if death is the appropriate sentence. What exactly they look for, I don't know.

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12-14-2004, 04:27 PM
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12-14-2004, 04:38 PM
if there was anyone to thank in this thread its Reefdweller for the picture of the girl.

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Arienette
12-14-2004, 06:01 PM
wait.. what color was the umbrella?

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Iamnotatool
12-16-2004, 02:29 PM
Judith Regan just paid Amber Frey a pretty penny to write a tell all on her relationship with Scott Peterson.

Good for her I guess. She got dragged through the mud enough, may as well make some dough.

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DJEvelEd
12-16-2004, 02:36 PM
That stupid C!!! She is a lying whore who deserves to de dragged through all the shit they can muster!!! Amber is the ultimate homewrecker!!!


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12-16-2004, 02:54 PM
Scott Peterson DEAD!!


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Alice S. Fuzzybutt
03-16-2005, 02:14 PM
Scott Peterson formally sentenced to death (http://www.nydailynews.com/front/breaking_news/story/290511p-248667c.html)

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JerryTaker
03-17-2005, 02:49 PM
There's something about this whole thing that just doesn't sit right with me.

It seems almost surreal, almost like a TV show concocted by the news media,

That aside, when someone dies, it just seems like the 'easiest' thing to do to find the person closest to the victim and dig deep into thier closet for skeletons.

I remember turning on the news one night.... "Scott Peterson ordered PORN!!!!! He must be a murderer"

if you beleive the media when they say he showed no emotion.... ok, I guess that helps, if you believe the media. Although the lack of emotion may come from Peterson accepting what was happening to him.

Maybe he ran because he knew he was guilty of having an affair, maybe he realized the prosecutor made up thier minds.

Didn't they dismiss a Juror who was dissenting? Anyone remember 12 Angry Men?

I'm all for the death penalty (shocking I know...) but I think our current system is too lazy to warrant it in it's current sense.

I guess I'm just playing devil's advocate, but it just seems like, holy hell, if you ever cheat on your wife, you'd better pray she never turns up dead....


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BoondockSaint
03-17-2005, 02:52 PM
How about his wife's body washing ashore right near where he said he was fishing that day?

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JerryTaker
03-17-2005, 02:57 PM
Was it the first time he ever fished there? I don't fish, are good fishing spots also spots where the current pulls things in the bay, like, I dunno, fish?

Was it far from where they lived? I'll admit I don't know all the details, but what if someone knew he fished there, killed her when he left, and dumped her in the bay? Maybe someone wanted them both dead for some reason?

EDIT: while reading that, a thought: what if it was a jealous ex of the woman Scott was cheating on Laci with?


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BoondockSaint
03-17-2005, 03:00 PM
There was a hair of hers found in his boat. A boat that Laci had never mentioned to anybody.

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JerryTaker
03-17-2005, 03:17 PM
I'm willing to bet that somewhere, in the car I drive at work, there is one of my girlfriend's cat's hairs...

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BoondockSaint
03-17-2005, 03:27 PM
Cat hair?

If you bought a boat, would your wife know about it? Would she tell someone about it?

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JerryTaker
03-18-2005, 12:02 PM
my point was that hair gets caught on things, especially clothes and coats, etc. Just because they found one of her hairs doesn't mean she was nessicarily ever on the boat. Now blood would be a different story, but not hair, IMO

As for telling anyone about it, lets say I had a wife who splurged, moneywise, on something I wasn't thrilled with. I would never mention that thing to, say, someone I ever intended to borrow money from, because I wouldn't want to hear, "well can't she just sell her necklace?" or whatever....

I'm not saying at all that I'm certain he didn't do it, I'm just saying that based on what I've heard, it's not an open-and-shut case.

I also heard something, the day before the Death sentence was read, that the prosecution withheld evidence that might have affected the original verdict, which added to my shock of hearing that it was death.

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TheMojoPin
03-18-2005, 05:07 PM
This is a perfect example of why I'm against the death penalty...this guy is a scumbag, and odds are he DID kill his wife and child...but it's not a sure thing. And a government killing someone over what's ultimately a hunch is kinda terrifying.

Just lock him up for the rest of his life. I'd much rather go out quietly through lethal injection than spend the rest of my life in jail. Pretty white boy like him would suffer for what he did every day...

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FMJeff
03-18-2005, 10:45 PM
He did it. He's a cheating, murdering selfish louse and I hope he enjoys the pits of Hades.

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monsterone
03-18-2005, 11:13 PM
<b>This is a perfect example of why I'm against the death penalty</b>...this guy is a scumbag, and odds are he DID kill his wife and child...but it's not a sure thing. And a government killing someone over what's ultimately a hunch is kinda terrifying.

Just lock him up for the rest of his life. I'd much rather go out quietly through lethal injection than spend the rest of my life in jail. <b>Pretty white boy like him would suffer for what he did every day...</b>


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did i miss sacasm quotes?obviously, the facts point to him and you can gaurantee appeals for the next 20 yrs.


ronnie and anthony both pointed out that the reson to get ride of the death penalty is w/c only ppl w/ $$$ get off.

if i was on the jury, i'm sure i would have wanted im dead. but why is robert blake walking the streets?


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03-18-2005, 11:23 PM
Pretty white boy like him would suffer for what he did every day...


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Yerdaddy
03-19-2005, 04:59 AM
there are a lot of men who will have affairs while their wives are close to giving birth

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PhishHead
03-19-2005, 05:25 AM
especially in a case like this, which was based entirely on circumstantial evidence, i don't think that it's wise to kill the guy.

Ok there are a few people in here talking about "circumstantial evidence" not sure if you guys know legal terms, but EVERYTHING is circumstantial evidence unless its from an eye-witness. Even DNA is considered circumstantial evidence, as are fingerprints. All circumstantial evidence is a fact used to infer another fact. The court weighs circumstantial and direct(eyewitness) evidence the same. The court can reject circumstantial evidence when it is completely crazy theory shit, but majority of the time will accept it. So saying it was based on entirely on circumstantial evidence is true, but even if you find a murder weapon with the killers fingerprints on it, that is also considered circumstantial evidence.

Edit: I just looked at all the messages and saw someone already posted about this, but at first I was too lazy to look so fuck it, im keeping it here.



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TheMojoPin
03-19-2005, 09:49 AM
<b>This is a perfect example of why I'm against the death penalty</b>...this guy is a scumbag, and odds are he DID kill his wife and child...but it's not a sure thing. And a government killing someone over what's ultimately a hunch is kinda terrifying.

Just lock him up for the rest of his life. I'd much rather go out quietly through lethal injection than spend the rest of my life in jail. <b>Pretty white boy like him would suffer for what he did every day...</b>


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did i miss sacasm quotes?obviously, the facts point to him and you can gaurantee appeals for the next 20 yrs.

Sarcasm? Being literally put to sleep is after spending time in protective custody is "suffering?" News to me.

Appeals don't excuse the flaws in the system. Prove to me 100% that Scott Peterson killed his wife and should be killed by his own government.

I don't want him free. I don't want him not in jail. I'm not even saying he's NOT guilty. Unless someone can definitevely proven guilty on all investigative levels beyond a shadow of a doubt be proven, them being killed by their government freaks me the fuck out.

Again, learn from the Soviets...ALASKAN GULAGS!

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