Face to Face with Scott Peterson

Scott Peterson's legal team may believe a neighborhood burglary could be the cause of Laci Peterson's death, but the detectives who spent months investigating the case have rejected the theory.

In the new Peacock series Face to Face with Scott Peterson, he also denied the allegations that he was trying to flee to Mexico when he was arrested for his wife’s murder.

“Even a soft kill leaves behind some sort of trail,” a crime journalist told Face to Face with Scot Peterson.

Modesto Police detectives said Scott Peterson reacted to news of the murders by eating a cheeseburger "like it was nothing."

Scott Peterson was sentenced to life in prison after he was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson.

The L.A.I.P. is now representing Scott Peterson, the convicted killer who said he had "nothing to do" with the 2002 murders of his wife and unborn son.

In a trailer for Face to Face with Scott Peterson, Janey Peterson claims her brother-in-law was "wrongfully convicted."

Scott Peterson continues to protest his innocence in pregnant wife Laci Peterson's disappearance and murder, even as he was caught in lies about his mistress.

Prosecutors have said they had "overwhelming" evidence pointing to Scott Peterson's guilt after his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson, and unborn son, Conner, were found dead.

Scott Peterson's former mistress revealed if she has any regrets about her damning testimony and if she'd testify against him again.