The Murder of Laci Peterson

True Crime Society

True Crime, Society & Culture

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🗓️ 12 September 2024

⏱️ 88 minutes

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TIMESTAMPS
(7:45) - Updates - Matthew Perry
(16:55) - Laci Peterson

In 2002, Laci Peterson and her husband Scott found out that they were expecting their first child, a son they planned to name Conner.

From the outside, the couple appeared to have a picture-perfect life. Under the surface though, cracks were forming.

From early on in their marriage, Scott had a number of affairs with other women. In November 2002, he began an affair with a woman named Amber Frey. He told Amber at one point that he had ‘lost his wife’ and the upcoming Christmas would be his first without her.

On Christmas Eve 2002, Laci was around 8 months pregnant. Scott said he left her at home watching Martha Stewart and that she was gone when he returned.

The search for Laci and her unborn son was one of the most extensive and high-profile ever seen. Laci and Conner’s remains would be found months after they vanished.

Scott was arrested near the Mexican border and was charged in relation to the deaths of his wife and son.

22 years later, there is still movement in this case. An organization called the LA Innocence Project is spearheading a new appeal to prove Scott’s alleged innocence.

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0:14.3	Thank you. What's up guys? Welcome back to another episode of the True Crime Society
0:35.2	podcast. It's Stephanie and Olivia. It is September 5th right now for reference
0:42.0	2024 and I've had like a very stressful 24 hours
0:47.7	I'll spare you of talking about the weather because it's like not exciting but so as we all know I have been working on my house
0:56.8	stuff and I've been really trying to like DIY because I find it's really great for my ego and my confidence
1:06.4	and I can be like yeah I did that myself like I'm amazing at everything so our toilet
1:14.5	it's an old bathroom. Like the bathroom, I mean, Mike thinks it was redone in like the 60s or 70s,
1:18.8	but I don't know.
1:20.4	To me, it could be from the 50s.
1:21.7	It's so ugly. It has those like ugly
1:23.3	pastel yellow tiles everywhere. It's just hideous but anyways our
1:29.2	toilet the bolts that secure to the floor which I have since learned is like the toilet
1:34.4	flange I'd say flange yeah yeah it rusted out totally so then like when you
1:41.1	sat on the toilet it would like rock if you weren't careful like you could flip over and we're like oh shit we need to fix this.
1:48.0	So of course me being like I'm I just bought a $300 toilet. I'm not going to pay any more money for
1:55.7	someone to install it. Watch a bunch of YouTube videos, learn about the toilet
2:00.4	flange and the repair kits and all this stuff and I was like I could definitely do this myself like it seems a little like hard but I could do it myself
2:08.6	So I was shocked actually that Mike was like okay because usually he'd be like you're crazy like we're calling a plumber
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