"The Double Life of Scott Peterson": The FULL MK Confidential Series

Amber Fry met Scott Peterson on a blind date in November 2002, believing he was single and a traveling fertilizer salesman.

Scott Peterson is married to Lacy Peterson, contradicting his claim of being single.

He lost his wife and it has been very hard for him, explaining his initial lie about being single.

She contacted the Modesto Police Department after discovering Scott's pregnant wife was missing.

Amber agreed to play along with Scott and record every conversation for the police.

Scott lies even when he doesn't have to lie, lying about little things and even lying about lying.

The decomposed bodies of a full-term baby boy and a woman washed ashore near Brooks Island in San Francisco Bay.

This could be a major break in the Lacey Peterson case.

He decided to go fishing instead of golf because it was too cold, leaving Lacy home to clean.

Scott called to ask if Lacy was there, then said she was missing, which was a strange choice of words.

The meringue segment aired 18 minutes after Scott said he left, placing him still in the house.

The defendant strangled Lacy Peterson on the night of December 23rd or the morning of December 24th.

Scott loaded patio umbrellas into his truck, which would hide Lacy's body if wrapped in a tarp.

Scott made at least four concrete anchors, with one found in the boat and three unaccounted for.

He made only one anchor days earlier, mixed in a small white painter's bucket.

Six witnesses saw Lacy walking her dog after Scott left, but none testified at trial.

He saw a very pregnant woman walking a golden retriever and having trouble controlling it.

It's rare for a property criminal to abduct a pregnant woman walking a dog, and witnesses didn't actually know Lacy.

She saw three men and a van outside a neighbor's house at 11:40 AM on Christmas Eve.

He had nothing to do with the burglary or the missing woman.

The burglary was solved and unrelated to Lacy's disappearance, occurring on December 26th.

He was convinced of Scott's innocence after meeting him and seeing no violence in his background.

They hired Mark Garagos because he was defending Scott on TV, despite the high cost.

Taking the case would make Garagos the second most hated man in America after Scott.

Scott Peterson is the only person known to be in the exact location where the bodies washed ashore.

Being a terrible husband is not proof of murder, and the state cannot prove how, when, or where Lacy was killed.

The tapes with Amber Fry were damning, showing Scott's coldness while his wife was missing.

Judge Deluca improperly dismissed prospective jurors without asking if they could set aside their beliefs.

She answered no to having been involved in a lawsuit or been a victim of a crime, which was false.

There was willful suppression of evidence, and prosecutors should not fight against putting things to rest.

They requested new DNA testing on a mattress from a burned van and duct tape found on Lacy's clothing.

She denied retesting the van mattress but allowed access to reports and new DNA testing on the duct tape.

There is too much evidence of willful suppression, and it makes no sense to fight against reviewing it.