If someone in your family suddenly went missing or if a crime happened to round you right now,

and then you were questioned by the police, would you be able to give them an exact rundown

of everything you've done today? Maybe everything you've done last night as well?

Would you be able to account for your exact whereabouts, the exact times you arrived,

the left-farest places, making sure to never contradict yourself? Would anything about your day

or life in general, anything at all, including what you've been doing recently or 10 years ago,

suddenly seem suspicious? Would you have a strong documented alibi for everywhere? You'd been today,

everywhere you'd been the past few days? When put on the spot about all of your activities,

is there any chance you'd get any of the details confused? What about if you were asked six months

from now? A year? Would you be able to remember a day like today that when it started, maybe seemed

completely ordinary? Christmas Eve 2002 would become that day for Scott Peterson, and the days and

weeks leading up to Christmas Eve, and the days and weeks following it would be put under a microscope.

That Christmas Eve started for Scott and his wife Lacey like any other day. Maybe, or maybe

started with the murder. Maybe Lacey didn't make it to Christmas Eve and the night of the 23rd

ended for her with her murder. Or maybe Scott, like he told police, woke up with his wife Lacey,

who was over eight months pregnant with their first born, a son-to-be-name-conner,

and they ate some breakfast, watched some Martha Stewart, and then he decided it was too cold to go

golfing like he'd planned, and he went fishing in his new boat instead. And then when he returned

home late that afternoon, he noticed that his dog was in the backyard and his wife despite her

car still being in the driveway, was nowhere to be found. Undeterred, he allegedly assumed Lacey

had gotten picked up to do something by one of her family members who didn't live that far away,

and he put his clothes in the wash, tidied up, and had a snack. Then confused, as to why his

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