| Peterson case judge is asked to punish prosecutors June 2, 2003 -- An attorney for Scott Peterson asked a judge Monday to punish prosecutors -- possibly by removing them from the case -- for eavesdropping on phone calls between the accused killer and his lawyers. Peterson's lawyer Mark Geragos, in a motion filed with the judge in the case, also urges that evidence obtained through wiretaps of the fertilizer salesman's phones be suppressed and that defense attorneys be allowed to question Stanislaus County District Attorney's Office investigators. Geragos also suggested in the motion that the "grave prosecutorial misconduct" of intercepting privileged communications between a defendant and his attorneys could be grounds for dismissing the charges. HOME INDEX SCOTT LACI CONNER CULT THEORIES STORY INDEX RELATED STORY |
| Mystery Man In Peterson Case? June 2, 2003 New developments in the Laci Peterson case. A source within Scott Peterson's defense team is putting a potential name to Laci's killer. This comes on the heels of a possible gag order being issued in the case later this week. While Scott Peterson's defense team searches for the mystery man who may know something about Laci's death, there are reports that Scott's alibi may not be as tight as it seems. A source says Laci's sister is claiming she cut Scott's hair the day before Laci disappeared. She says he told her he would be golfing the next day, not fishing. Meanwhile, the controversy continues over Laci's family taking some of her things out of the Peterson's Modesto home. The defense team is suggesting the Rocha family was breaking and entering to plant evidence. The theory about a mysterious man named Donnie driving by the house in a van on Christmas Eve comes on the heals of another involving a satanic cult. Detectives working this case are apparently angry about both scenarios. They say Peterson's defense team is taking aim at the investigation and the detectives themselves. That's why talk of a gag order on this case is intensifying. "The gag order will definitely reduce the theatrical nature of the information we are getting. We will no longer have lots of sensational comments being made in front of microphones by the attorneys or the investigators," said Fox News legal expert Stan Goldman. A judge is expected to decide on that gag order Friday along with whether or not autopsy reports should be made public. On Tuesday, a decision is expected to be made on whether to unseal search warrants. |
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