the story s wild card, amber frey. amber was not gonna be doing any interviews during the course of the case even though so many people wanted to interview her. sure. wasn t she offered immense amounts of money to do covers and things like that? there were many offers to amber if she would only provide an interview. but she needed to protect her testimony for the actual case. reporter: but altogether missing in the legal cacaphony, were the prosecutors, birgit fladager and dave harris. this, all these years later, was their first and only in-depth television interview about the peterson case. during the trail, they often had to bite their tongues. your radio would go off in the morning, the radio alarm and the little news blurb that you would hear on the pop. first thing you radio station, whatever, would would reference the case, they they could say whatever they wanted, right? and it wasn t always necessarily true.
the police department again. and without telling him where they got it, they showed him a fax of a photo of himself with amber frey at the christmas party. and of course he lies when he s confronted. reporter: prosecutor birgit fladager. he sees the picture of himself with amber and he says, that s not me. was it clearly him? it was. reporter: if scott suspected the detectives had somehow found out about amber, he didn t let on. and he kept calling her, and she kept recording. but he started testing her with questions. did you see that news on paris? no, i didn t actually. there was a bomb that exploded. and i was like, what bombing? there was another time he had asked if i had seen the article on the monarch butterflies that are in pismo, and i said, no. i gathered right away he was
Usilton: 21-Year Sentence - Oakdale Leader oakdaleleader.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from oakdaleleader.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Scott Peterson will remain behind bars. Peterson, who murdered his pregnant wife and unborn son in 2002, was denied bail ahead of a December hearing where he will be re-sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Peterson was denied bail Wednesday ahead of his upcoming hearing. He is expected in court on Dec. 8 and will be re-sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. He maintains his innoncene.