| GOLF DATE IS HOLE IN SCOTT'S ALIBI: LACI'S SIS June 3, 2003 Scott Peterson told a family member he planned to go golfing last Christmas Eve, possibly blowing his fishy alibi for the day his pregnant wife, Laci, vanished, it was reported yesterday. The Modesto, Calif., fertilizer salesman and murder suspect has always maintained he went fishing in Berkeley on Dec. 24, the day Laci Peterson disappeared from their home. But on Dec. 23, Scott Peterson told Laci's sister, Amy, that he had firm golf plans for the next day Peterson went so far as to say he had a tee time Christmas Eve - and even offered to run an errand for his sister-in-law, who works in a Modesto beauty parlor, on the way home. Peterson was arrested shortly after the decomposed remains of his wife and unborn son, Conner, washed ashore in San Francisco Bay in April. Peterson's lawyers insist their client is innocent and claim to have several leads on the real killer. They say they are now looking for a man named "Donnie." Defense sources told Fox that "Donnie" could have ties to drugs, including methamphetamines, and may be the mystery man in a brown van reported in the neighborhood the day Laci disappeared. Yesterday, the defense also called for sanctions against the Stanislaus County DA's office for tape-recording phone calls between Peterson and his lawyer, Kirk McAllister. The district attorney admitted last week to having tapes of two phone calls Peterson made to McAllister, and a judge ordered them turned over to the defense. In court papers, lead defense lawyer Mark Geragos said the DA should be punished for the allegedly ethical lapse. The defense's proposed remedies include dismissing the murder charges against Peterson and replacing the Stanislaus County DA in the case. Prosecutors insist they haven't listened to any of the private conversations or gained any legal upper hand. HOME INCONSISTENT STATEMENTS LACI SCOTT INDEX EVIDENCE-NEWS & STORIES ALIBI-WITNESS LIST ATTORNEY INDEX |
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