Scott Peterson: How Was He Convicted With No Weapon and No Cause of Death?
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Scott Peterson: How Was He Convicted With No Weapon and No Cause of Death?
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No weapon. No cause of death. No witness to any crime. Part 4 of our 5-part Scott Peterson series: the 2004 trial — and the verdict built from hundreds of small pieces.
Moved to Redwood City after a year of national coverage, the trial opened June 1, 2004 with no cameras in the courtroom. Prosecutor Rick Distaso told a straight-line story: a husband who felt trapped, a boat bought in secret, cement anchors, and a body in the Bay. Mark Geragos answered with everything the state did not have. Then, in August, Amber Frey took the stand and the jury heard roughly eleven hours of Scott Peterson's own recorded calls. Deliberations began November 3 — and twice, jurors were removed and the panel had to start over. On November 12, 2004, the verdict came in. Part 5 — the penalty phase, the sentence, and twenty years of appeals — drops tomorrow.
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