Face to Face with Scott Peterson

"Got halfway through the first episode why are they even giving this man a platform to speak on? I am Skipping this if you watched the Netflix documentary instead of Scott's family cash grab"

"He's guilty. Period. Wasted 3hrs of my life."

"Watched this today, but just couldn't stop thinking about how he went out on his boat, where the bodies were found. And all his lies, along with his affair, where he told Amber his wife was missing before she was. There's just too many lies he told for me to believe it wasn't him who murdered his wife and baby. "

"I think this is the first interview done by Scott Peterson in forever, why the innocence project picked this case to take I'll never know he's definitely guilty but was intriguing to see his interview also seeing him in jail where he belongs."

"Don’t waste your time. I was looking forward to watching this and being educated on why Scott Peterson might actually be innocent, but it was a waste of time. His legal team put forward coincidentally timed crimes, but with no actual tie to Laci Peterson’s disappearance. There is no rationale or alternate theory for all the things that looked very sketchy about him. He still lacks empathy and insight, and is very self-centered. They showed him saying what he thought the biggest mistake was that he made and his response was “not taking the stand” during the trial. What?!?! That wouldn’t even make my list - most narcissists think they should take the stand because they believe they can talk their way out of things. He outed himself without realizing it. The documentary itself mostly repeated what the other documentary had, but in much less detail and with major bias toward Scott. I expected it to be in Scott’s favor, but I hoped it would have some evidence or logical alternatives (with actual ties to Laci’s disappearance), but this had none of that so it was just reinforced the perception of him as a psychopath, and sad that his family can’t accept that he did this and try to move forward. "