Scott Peterson: Convicted and Still Fighting. Fox Special Reporter's Notebook: The Scott Peterson Case

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🗓️ 6 April 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Twenty years after Scott Peterson was convicted of murdering of his wife and unborn son, his family is still proclaiming Peterson is innocent. Fox News Correspondent Laura Ingle talks with Nancy Grace about her new investigation, "Reporter's Notebook: The Scott Peterson Case."

Ingle tells Nancy about her new interviews witnesses and her return to the places prominent in the story. And Ingle reveals her in-depth conversations with Peterson's staunchest supporter, his sister-in-law,

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0:00.0	I'm going to tell you two words and I don't want you to be afraid.
0:20.7	Scott Peterson there.
0:22.5	I got it out.
0:23.8	It kind of stuck in my throat like a chicken bone but I did get it out.
0:30.2	Why is it important?
0:32.5	Because my friend and colleague Laura Engel has just completed an incredible, incredible
0:42.8	coverage of Scott Peterson.
0:45.0	It's called the reporters notebook, the Scott Peterson case.
0:50.4	Now streaming on Fox Nation and with me right now is Laura Engel.
0:55.6	Laura, thank you for being with us.
0:57.8	Nancy, thank you so much.
1:00.1	I mean, talk about timing.
1:02.4	This is one tea years that Lacey Peterson went missing last Christmas December 24, 2002.
1:11.8	We are taking a look back and I was as I was getting ready to come on your show.
1:15.8	I was having the memory of being on TV with you in Modesto when Scott Peterson was just
1:22.8	under suspicion at that point when he was about to have a preliminary hearing you and I on
1:28.5	TV just about 20 years ago talking about this.
1:32.7	You know what I remember that too.
1:34.2	It's a funny, Laura.
1:35.4	You have covered so many cases and you have an encyclopedic institutional memory of so
1:43.7	much of it.
1:45.2	In many cases, I can remember where I was at a certain moment when I learned a particular
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