I'm Sruti. I'm Hannah. And welcome to Red Handed. The finale. It is. This is the last

episode of 2022. It's been a hell of a year. Yeah. It's been a hell of a year. So thank

you all for everything you did for us this year. Thank you for being here right up until

the end and hopefully we're going to go out at the bank today. One would hope. Yeah. So we

are going to pick up exactly where we left off last week. Goes without saying if you

were looking at this in your podcast player and it says part two and you haven't listened

to part one, I really don't know what to tell you. Go listen to part one first. So yes,

we are now on the shores of San Francisco Bay, where over the course of about 18 hours

on the 14th of April 2003, along the point is about regional shoreline, the body of a late

term male fetus and a decomposed female torso were found washed up. The police couldn't

wait for the post-mortem to confirm their identities. They just knew it had to be Lacey and

Connor and it was time to arrest Scott. After all, they had found the bodies of who they

thought were Lacey and Connor, 90 miles from the Peterson's home in the exact place

Scott had gone fishing the day that Lacey vanished. That's pretty bloody good probable

cause. The other reason for the rush was that the police had been keeping close tabs

on Scott and given his movements since the bodies had been found, they were nervous.

Scott's mobile phone GPS, which they had tracked remember, showed him driving farther and

farther south and police were worried that he was heading for Mexico and once he got

there, that wasn't much they could do about it. They had followed him for hours, but Scott

knew that they were following him. And eventually, detectives pulled Scott over and arrested

him near the Torre Pines golf course in La Jolla, San Diego. Scott claimed that he was there

to play golf with his dad and brother that day, just a casual 420 miles away from Modesto.

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