Pernell Jefferson Pt. 1

Pernell Jefferson Pt. 1

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The Murder of Laci Peterson Pt. 2

In our final episode, we take a look back at the trial against Scott Peterson, the moment Amber Frey took the stand, and what’s happened in the case in the two decades since Laci Peterson and her unborn son Conner first went missing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcas ...  Show more

The Murder of Laci Peterson Pt. 1

On Christmas Eve twenty years ago, a pregnant woman vanished from her Modesto, California, neighborhood. Relentless media coverage pulled at every thread in her case — most notably, her husband’s strange behavior. Decades since her body, and the body of her unborn son, were found ...  Show more

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