Is Scott Peterson Innocent? (with Attorney Sara Azari) | Shaken and Disturbed

[@smagee0996]

Great episode. Thanks for tuning us on to Sara Azari and her podcast - one of my new favorite podcasts.

[@NornIron4U]

This was an awesome episode. I really enjoyed Sara's perspective. I admit, I don't recall a lot about this case so it was nice to have a bit of a recap and so much new to me information. Thanks for covering the case and having a really amazing guest.

[@arrivagabry]

It's about time someone sees this case clearly. Every video out there is about him being guilty. Everyone is based on emotion. A dead pregnant woman and a cheating husband looks bad therefore he is guilty. You were right she was just a booty call, nothing else, and she was an easy one too, didn't waste time getting in bed with him on a blind date. Who kills their wife for an easy lay? The reason he kept on talking with her over the phone is because she kept on calling, one day she called him 24 times and he only answered once. They are convinced that he sunk her body with 4 cement anchors, where are they? Not one was found so how is that evidence? Lacy went missing the same day the burglary happened, on the 24th. Why are people dismissing that? The prosecutor insisted it was on the 26th he lied to make it fit his narrative. Why? The LA Innocent Project is asking to see the evidence and they refuse to hand it over, why? Do they have something to hide? There is too much shit going on in this case, too many shady things from the prosecution. The media convinced everyone he was guilty before the trial, and people believed it. Her head, neck, organs, and limbs all missing, yet her uterus intact to the point it protected the intact baby? The magic uterus? That is unbelievable, no sea life no rocks no tide no 4 months under water disturbed that uterus and baby? This is the Michael Morton case all over again. History repeating itself.

[@cynthiawagner2415]

Here's another podcast for you that I found. True Crime Matters with Tara Marie. She did a great show and did a lot of research. Hope you enjoy it. I know I did.

[@shannondean9192]

I really was turned off by your discussion of the case. If you are going to discuss a case you would familiarize yourself with the details before discussing it 🤷🏻‍♀️