I believe that there were 2 crimes committed by Mr. Peterson which lead him into a world where his true heart and desires were unacceptable. Mr. Peterson believed that his only option was to kill, silence, and manipulate anyone he suspected who knew he was gay including his family, 2 wives and his lawyers. At the same time knew he could get away with all his crimes or at least tried too. Behavior analysists, psychologists, and Criminal experts were brought in to analyze this case heavily because this is people in these fields do. In fact, I remember being my culture In San Francisco and in the 90’s people still did not accept Mr. Petersons sexual orientation. There were clubs for gays but you knew only if your big brother told you and it was shunned upon. That is what Mr. Peterson dealt with at that time in his own town as well. I can imagine how afraid Mr. Peterson was to get Gay Bashed. His crimes were not justified at al!. I cringed when I heared, Ms. Peterson crying for help in the back round as Mr. Peterson was making the 911 call. The sounds of pain I will never un- forget hearing that. It makes me my tear up and have tummy pains. I can’t understand why Mr. Peterson did not serve more time because he is a serial killer and he murdered one 2 many. But I am going leave the better judgement up to all the People who tried there best to understand this polarizing and fascinating case. This is the best video on this site that I have seen. Thank you!

I’m new here, but not new to the world and it’s games of masquerade. Let’s begin…

Inasmuch as I am disappointed that he got away with it, I feel the decision to grant him a re-trial is right, and that the court made the right decision in the end. That was some hooky investigation, and what was with that retard who did those experiments? He does deserve the right to a fair trial and since the state produced bad evidence he should go free. God however knows better and he’ll have to answer to God.

just paid for gold subscription. how long before i can view crime series?

Around 07:55, does he just admit he killed her but not with that “damn blow poke”?

There was no reaction from the defendant at all. He knows he is guilty.
And based on the verdict can it effect the previous death of the other women; is there a possibility he can be brought to stand against charges in that death; I don’t know [ maybe ]

Anyway I enjoyed this whole series. Thank you for your work on this. I appreciate your efforts.
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Even without Mandy’s Enlightenment and I consider her an expert. My inclination tells me he’s guilty. There’s so much more to the story and the fact that hes willing to take a lethal injection why doesn’t he just cough up the truth.

I think he had her at the staircase and was beating her head into the angles/edge of the stairs, and that’s why there was no cast off and why it was more significant on the stairs.