Scott Peterson asks for murder conviction to be tossed, citing 'substantial new evidence'

Innocence Project files 'bombshell' petition in Scott Peterson double murder case

By Dan Noyes Click here for updates on this story     LOS ANGELES, California (KGO) — Legal experts call it “a bombshell” court filing, the Los Angeles Innocence Project trying to make the case that convicted killer Scott Peterson deserves a new trial. It has been more than 20 years since the bodies of Peterson’s wife, Laci, and their unborn son, Conner, were found in San Francisco Bay. What has impressed the experts is the level of detail in th…

SCOTT PETERSON CASE: New claims cast doubt on wife killer's conviction

A bombshell investigation is claiming it has evidence that lothario Scott Peterson did not murder his wife Laci and their unborn son in 2002

Scott Peterson murder case: LA Innocence Project files petition to overturn conviction

After investigating the case for more than a year, the Los Angeles Innocence Project has filed voluminous evidence it says shows Scott Peterson did not murder his wife and unborn son in 2002.

Scott Peterson’s lawyers claim ‘substantial new evidence’ exonerates him

Los Angeles Innocence Project has challenged ‘every aspect of the prosecution’s theory’ in an attempt to overturn Peterson’s conviction

Claims of new evidence in Scott Peterson case

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Innocence Project Claims New Evidence Exonerates Scott Peterson of Wife's Murder

Scott Peterson did not kill his wife and unborn child and was wrongfully convicted ... at least according to the Los Angeles Innocence Project, which claims it has new evidence that will exonerate him.