Overview
- Scott Peterson, convicted of murdering his wife and unborn child over 20 years ago, appeared in court as his new legal team seeks evidence they claim could prove his innocence.
- The Los Angeles Innocence Project, representing Peterson, has requested DNA testing of evidence related to the case, including items from a nearby burglary and a burned van.
- Peterson's legal team alleges that crucial evidence was withheld during his trial, including police reports and recordings.
- The California Supreme Court overturned Peterson's death sentence in 2020, but he remains sentenced to life without parole.
- Peterson's next court appearance is scheduled for April 16, with further hearings set for May and July to discuss DNA testing and investigative materials.