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Message: [QUOTE="Aluminny69, post: 3972946, member: 103"] I have never been able to find all the details of this case. Specifically, what was the basis for accusing him in the first place? I understand he was 16 a the time, so I would hope he has changed now that he is forty. Also, it seems that the police made quite a few mistakes in this case. But that does not mean innocence. BTW, I just watched 20/20 where Scott Peterson's family still believe he is innocent of killing his pregnant wife, and are trying to get a retrial. ( Scott has been incarcerated for 18 years.) I believe he is guilty, but I have a lot of questions. Personally, I believe I would be much better ( and happier) on a Grand Jury, where I was allowed to ask questions, as opposed to a criminal jury, where I had to decide, beyond a reasonable doubt, the guilt or innocence of another human being. [/QUOTE]