I would not have voted that way--I just never saw any EVIDENCE! Did I miss something? Let me know in the comment section below.
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2 comments:
I don't know, I think he was a scumb bag and if he didn't kill her, it seems he didn't care that she was dead.
-DoubleU
One of my pet peeves... really saw a weak case. However, I don't really give a darn about Scott Peterson.. don't know why he is on television.
The media should stop using the Judicial System as some sort of cheap soap opera... the Judicial System should not be used as entertainment.
A report that a murder happened and somebody is being tried, and the results of that trial is quite enough news coverage. Instead, media exposure have become ingredients in the strategy of both defense and prosecution. The networks eat it up. They could be focused on some real investigative reporting. However real reporting is expensive. Carnival side-shows at taxpayers expense is cheap.
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