Watch How Scott Peterson ACCIDENTALLY CONFESSES With Body Language - Rarely Seen Interrogation

Описание: Witness Scott Peterson subconsciously suggest he murdered his pregnant wife. We’re going to analyze this rarely seen and newly released interrogation footage and break down his body language, that’s next.

Before there was Chris Watts, back in 2002 there was Scott Peterson. No this is not Ben Affleck or Dean Cain. He was the Northern California man who was found guilty of sadly murdering his pregnant wife, Laci Peterson, on December 24th, 2002. If you recall, he claimed he went fishing on Christmas eve day and when he came home, his pregnant wife was mysteriously missing, and also if you recall, it eventually came out that Scott of course had a mistress, her name was Amber Frey.

All along Scott claimed completely innocence and that he had no idea where Laci went. One day after Laci went missing, police called Scott into the police station to get his account of what happened in this rarely seen and newly released police interrogation footage. So we’re going to breakdown police interrogation tactics used, along with analyzing body language, to finally reveal what police seemed to have missed during their interrogation of Scott Peterson.

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