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The Case Of Scott And Lacie Peterson

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The Scott and Laci Peterson case is about his wife getting murdered (Laci) with their eight month old year baby. In December 24, 2002 Laci Peterson was called in missing from her home in Modesto, California. Her husband called in to report it; he says when he returned home she was nowhere to be found after his fishing trip. Although, he told Laci’s half of the family that he went golfing at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo where his wife attended college there. Her body was found in the San Francisco Bay about four months later. Her body was found with no man-made wounds nor any bruising or marks. However, her limbs were missing and didn’t even look like a body after it was found. Scott had a lot of motives with reasons why he did what he did to his wife Laci. A reason being he could have killed her is because they had an eight month old baby on the way and maybe he wasn’t ready because in mind he did kill the child to. Another reasoning is because he was called to have plenty affairs which Laci’s mother stated. Maybe he wasn’t happy enough to be with Laci or if he wasn’t ready to have a real family. His motives are unexplainable on why he did what he did but no one will know why because only he was there to know what happened. …show more content…

Laci’s family didn’t know he even owned a boat until this murder. It’s possible to say that he took her in the boat on the fishing trip and probably drown her out in the bay. There were no witnesses claiming that he was at the golf course but plenty state that he was seen on his boat trying to catch fish. Evidence is something that is found against the case that can bring a lead and help find out who was involved and who were witnesses to prove it. Catchy evidence would be how he announced his alibi. He states his alibis to many different ways and doesn’t stay to a story because there he is caught in a

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