One of the key arguments in a bombshell new documentary that claims Scott Peterson was wrongly convicted could be a lie detector test – or a surprising lack thereof, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
Peterson is currently serving a life sentence for the murder of Laci and their unborn son. Their remains washed up in the San Francisco Bay in April 2003, in an area where Scott claimed he was fishing on the day his pregnant wife vanished.
Scott Peterson Was Advised Not to Take the Lie Detector Test
Peterson was convicted of killing Laci and their unborn child.
More than two decades after their deaths, the A&E documentary, Scott Peterson: The New Evidence, has revealed the now 53-year-old never sat for a polygraph test.
Legal analyst Chris Pixley explains in the special that while Scott initially agreed to take one, his attitude changed because his father "felt uneasy about it" and warned him against doing so.
Scott later allegedly told Laci's mom, Sharon Rocha, that he was "too upset" to take the test.
That doesn't mean Scott was uncooperative with the investigation, however. Pixley called his assistance with the police "significant," and pointed out that "he agreed to multiple interviews on the day of her disappearance," and turned over all of his electronic devices.
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