The Megyn Kelly Show Scott Peterson May Get a New Trial - A Look Back at the Case: A "True Crime Christmas" Special | Ep. 975
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Jan 2, 2025 Join former prosecutor Matt Murphy as he unravels the twists in the Scott Peterson case, examining the potential for a new trial amid recent evidence. Discover the truth behind circumstantial evidence and the reliability of eyewitness accounts. Murphy discusses the role of juries, the significance of a dog in the investigation, and the troubling behavior exhibited by Peterson after his wife's disappearance. The insights dive deep into the complexities of justice, media influence, and the intricacies of jury selection.
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The Scott Peterson Case
- Scott Peterson allegedly killed his wife, Lacey, and unborn son, Connor.
- He claims Lacey witnessed a burglary, became a target, and was framed.
Burglary Theory Absurdity
- Matt Murphy finds the burglary theory absurd, citing the unlikelihood of burglars driving around with a body for days.
- He also questions why they would dump the body where Peterson was fishing.
Circumstantial Evidence
- Circumstantial evidence, like Peterson's suspicious behavior and lies, is crucial in domestic violence cases.
- The media often misrepresents circumstantial evidence as weak, but it's often the strongest evidence.