Laci Peterson & Chandra Levy: Tragic Endings of Modesto Women

[@Tajieee]

Wow, Connor would have been 21 next month. Rest in peace Levi, Laci & Connor.

[@thecaptain3773]

I lived over on Roble in the early 2k's and I had my run ins with the Peterson's. Typical neighborly things, Laci would walk the dog at the park or trails nearby and she was a sweet young woman a bit older than I was. Scott on the other hand was an asshole, bigshot salesman with a new truck, hitting up the bars, I'd see him at the range on Yosemite from time to time he was an arrogant prick who belonged at Donobys. I was at work when I heard the news she was missing, both me and my buddy George (he lived nearby on Miller) had a suspicion, but not until he was caught trying to run off to Mexico a few months later was our suspicion confirmed.

[@Jackietreehorn-z5e]

It's wild how sweet women end up with conceded aholes like him.

[@CelaWhitney]

I know what you mean. about Scott. my husband had work for the M.P.D. many years ago and still had friends on the force. Scott was a suspect right away and you weren't the only ones to suspect him. my husbands friend asked how to tell if he had taken his boat to the bay. he told him to check the engine on his little boat for sea water residue and they found what they were looking for. it was a long horrific investigation and Miss Frey was very courageous to come forward and work with the police to gather more evidence.

[@leoarzola4791]

One thing i find weird especially after seeing the newest documentary on Netflix about the lacy case. That it seems like lacy had friends coming to help and talk good about her. But i havent seen anyone come and talk about scott. Except his family

[@treebuck]

Don't know how these stories could have been presented any better. Very moving, Jeff.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you. I appreciate the good feedback!

[@jillgross6232]

Jeff is an amazing story teller! ❤

[@rael6_4wd]

I remember both these stories well. It’s infuriating that Peterson has been granted a new opportunity to escape prison. All too often, crime in California goes unpunished.

[@jbenziggy]

I couldn't agree with you more!

[@mariselabaron5249]

💕

[@reglook1]

@@jbenziggy In California?? Try all 50 states.

[@RaoulThomas007]

I can’t believe the Innocence Project wants to spend their resources on the Peterson case.

[@sandraponce9895]

Oh Laci you were so beautiful.....when i look at you i see my own daughter. Your mother is one strong woman. Laci and Conner RIP

[@donnawoepke8861]

Two very tragic events. In my mind Scott is guilty and should never see the light of day. Your stories are very well told.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you, Donna!

[@JRRob3wn]

If he’s not guilty, then just like OJ he’s one of the most unlucky people on the face of the planet.

[@margiehornsby5702]

He should get death penalty, not life. Justice system is screwed up in every way!!!!!!! RIP LACI AND CONNER❤

[@susancarden749]

I honestly believe that killers of loved one should never be mentioned on gravestones. Thanks for highlighting these two murders Jeff. RIP Laci and Chandra.

[@poodee9395]

Totally agree. (Shan'ann, Shan'non) parents didnt name Chris's name either.

[@jillgross6232]

I had never thought about that until I saw this video. I agree. Laci would have possibly left Scott if she found out about Amber. She most likely would have taken back her maiden name and named Connor that way, too. Scott Peterson deserves no acknowledgement!

[@suzanneochs1543]

I remember both of these cases like it was yesterday ! So tragic for both ! To think that Conner would be a 20 year old young man now. I can't believe that Scott's case will get a second look with all the evidence from the 1st trial. Mind boggling !!!

[@jbenziggy]

Yeah, I was watching the news this week and they kept saying there was new evidence, but they didn’t disclose what that evidence was. It’s just using that old theory that the burglars who were in the neighborhood, snatched her up and killed her. That has never been proven. By the way, I was working on this video before I heard about the innocence project taking the case.

[@atVVV1]

Imagine what a game changer Ring cams, high definition, phone pinging, and forensics are. His boat is at the crime lab in Ripon.

[@okiedean1112]

Hi Jeff, This story of Laci and her unborn baby Conner hits home my Dad and I built a brick hearth for Dennis Rocha, Laci's father in the 80's with Laci and her brother playing around us Dennis was never the same after this event. Whom would be? Oh my dad built the brick columns that line the front of Burwood Cemetery. RIP Laci, Connor, Dad.

[@billofrightsamend4]

I will never forget her father bent over in anguish begging for her back. Just absolutely gut wrenching watching that press conference. The despair in Laci's parents faces. Love her parents. Can not imagine what Mrs. Rocha is going through. Will never forget Laci's big beautiful smile.

[@Jruth68]

I remember Laci's mom screaming out addressing Scott. She stated divorce was always an option but not murder.

[@adeputy4u]

I was a bailiff in San Mateo County when Scott's trial came through. Watching and listening to the case each day, I really did have my doubts about his guilt. That was until his defense attorney brought Scott's boat in to show the jury. After seeing the boat and the man made anchor's, that doubt left my mind. I think Scott's attorney felt the same way because, the boat and those anchor's were never received in evidence nor did the jury ever see them.

[@ijfsfv7439]

The house across the street from the Peterson's was robbed the week prior to Laci going missing and on the day Laci disappeared she was seen standing out in the road with her dog talking to a couple of latino men. They were seen standing next to a white van that fit the description of a van seen in the neighborhood during the time of the robbery. Laci's dog was later found the same day roaming the neighborhood on a leash. There's also a jail phone conversation recording from someone else discussing a robbery and a pregnant woman getting killed that was highly suspicious.

[@gartwilliams3347]

Really? The man put himself at the exact location where the bodies were found, and you had doubts? I can’t believe you were in law enforcement. Did you ever work the field, detectives? Or did you did you sit in court all day with weekends and holidays off?

[@adeputy4u]

@@gartwilliams3347 30 years of service I did it all. But it's clear to me you have no clue how laws, both civil and criminal work. There is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt (criminal) and preponderance (civil). One needs to be be proven, without constance media coverage and their propaganda narrative. The other, need only needs a little weight to be proven (he was there / in the area). If you read my review, I weighed the case and the evidence I saw first hand and came to my conclusion. I encourage you to take and oath of office (any) and give your time and maybe your life to defend to the constitution, including the free speech you typed out. But, until you've walked in my or any other law enforcement shoes, you don't get to question my work ethics, my integrity or my reasoning for my comments.

[@LadiCady]

Thank you for bringing this back to the public’s attention. These ladies should never be forgotten.

[@skiptalaska8603]

Although this happened over 20 years ago, it still both saddens and angers me.

[@silveradodan3732]

I remember how initially Laci's family stood by Scott Peterson and grieved with him. But as things unfolded, they distanced themselves from him. Thank you for your informative videos, Jeff.

[@SleepyJukebox-vv9dy]

That's sort of like the Jeffrey Macdonald case in 1970. He killed his pregnant wife Collette,they had 2 little girls. ( Kimberly and Kristen) he murdered them too. Collette 's parents supported Jeffrey Macdonald at first too. Until things about their murderers didn't add up. Then Collette 's parents helped to put Jeffrey Macdonald behind bars. Where he still is to this day. Look it up, it's a very interesting story

[@Jruth68]

I know one of the lead investigators in the Peterson case. He said he was interviewing Scott right after Laci's disappearance. He said Scott was contacting Amber during his interview. He told me Scott was one of the coldest sociopaths he had ever had to deal with.

[@sandysue202]

Thank you for bringing these 2 young women's memories back. Time and new tragedies have a way of making us forget. ❤

[@musiknbooks]

Thank you, Jeff.....I had almost forgotten about Chandra Levy, so I appreciate the fact that you brought her horrible death back to my memory. Now, Laci, who can forget that horrible crime? It makes me sick that The Innocence Project is trying to prove that despicable Scott's innocence. Rest in Peace, Chandra, Laci, and Connor.......may your murderers never have Peace.

[@terrydevries914]

Such sensitive presentation of the deaths of two women and an unborn child from Stanislaus Co. Excellent job Jeff. Keep up the good work.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you so much for the nice comment. Much appreciated.

[@danpatch4751]

I remember these stories very well, headlines for months.

[@jennysjourney02]

I remember when both happened, can't believe its been 20 years. I've always heard Peterson is serving his time in San Quentin. You did great telling their stories.

[@bartgoins1782]

To be honest, I am surprised Scott Peterson hasn't been killed in prison. Thanks for keeping these two extremely sad stories alive. Another moving history lesson, Jeff. Thank you.

[@nancycalhoun3702]

He is probably well protected.

[@motocatz87]

They put him with the "sensitive" population if you can believe that! We had the chance to get rid of him, but like Jeff said nobody dies on death row in CA. It's ridiculas!! That creature is pure evil.

[@stargater2892]

Thanks Jeff. I had forgotten about Chandra Levy -- I lived through that time. Laci back in the news is heartbreaking. I would be pleased with your presentation if I were part of either woman's family, as well as the Attorney's. Lovely recognition of their lives.

[@Clover5419]

Excellent video. Glad this was brought to light . I remember these women and these cases very well. Tragic. Thank you .

[@johnmcgowanireland695]

Thank you for another story in our recent history and for keeping these girls alive in our memory.

[@carlnash7200]

As tough as these stories are they need to be told. Thank you for your respect and words.

[@brookeshaffer4377]

Thank you Jeff for presenting the remembrance of these precious souls in such a sensitive manner.

[@dmzabo3914]

What blows my mind besides the gull of some murdering people is that 20 yrs passed already since Lacy's death. R.I.P. to both Women❤ & thanks fo posting this video Jeff & Sarah. Work well done.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you!

[@vonwebber7852]

Hi Jeff! Funny how history you post brings back so many memories for me. I remember both of those cases very well. Several things were uncanny in your video. You mentioned Downey High, I went there one year, then over to Beyer High. My Dad's brother lived 4 streets over from where Laci lived. In your video of the court room, I saw one of my cousins that was a sheriff working the court room. Finally, as you shot the Lakewood Cemetery scene, behind you, the tall pine trees in the distance, are the graves of my mom and dad. You sure hit home on that video. Such tragic events and you covered them well. Sorry those happened that you had them to cover.

[@bnkrbtch]

Very sad stories. I grew up in Modesto and moved away a long time ago. At the time of Laci’s disappearance my brother told me of once talking with Scott at Minnie’s and Scott complained non-stop about his wife. My brother told him if he was so unhappy to get a divorce. Unfortunately, my brother has since died and I have more questions for him. In the summer of 1972 I met Gary Condit who was at the time running for mayor of Ceres. What an asshole. Love your History Hunters videos!

[@CelaWhitney]

the only time we saw Gary was at the Ceres Cemetery on Memorial day.. his wife Caroline usually came with her father in law who would give the benediction as he was a local pastor. Gary's house was down the street and their yard backed up to a local church. the press were out there in the church parking lot for weeks staking out the Condit's house.

[@sistergoldenhair2231]

Thx for video. Remember the tragedies. Hard to fathom what true evil will do at times.

[@janisoconnor6881]

Thankyou my friend. You did well in these 2 terribly sad stories. You gave them their dignity back. Good job and God bless you Jeff you’re a good man.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you very much, Janis. You’re very sweet for saying so.

[@steveflaim2656]

Thanks for highlighting these events. They happened during a difficult time for me - my wife passed away from cancer in November 2001. I remember the news on these events but obviously I was distracted!

[@jbenziggy]

I appreciate how your loss would have kept you from focussing on these cases. My wife's father died the same day in Stanislaus County (from cancer) as the day that Laci was killed, assuming that she was murdered Dec. 24, 2002 and not the night before.

[@carolholm8319]

The way you spoke about the two girls was not only respectful but also showed they mattered. Thank You for your views and thoughtful words. A Grandma from Kansas !!

[@jbenziggy]

Hi Carol in Kansas! Thanks for the nice words! Bless you!

[@mariemorgan7759]

Thank you for the memorial, I cannot believe it has been 20 years! I remember when this story became headline news. I think Laci's parents believed Scott's story at first, until her body was found. The story that her mother told about Scott not wanting children and Laci getting pregnant regardless, does shine a light on what was going on in that house. I wonder if Laci found out about Scott's affairs and thought having a baby would fix their problems? I do not know why someone like Scott would get married at all since he enjoyed sleeping around. Thank you for the video.

[@Lansing2784]

Its hard to believe its been over 20 years already. Thanks HH for what you do.

[@jbenziggy]

Tell me about it! Thank you so much for the nice comment.

[@Lansing2784]

@jbenziggy I lost my Dad in August, and every time he watched one of your videos, he would say, "I like him he's a good guy," I would agree.

[@jbenziggy]

@@Lansing2784 you don’t know what that means to me. Brings tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for telling me that. Sorry for your loss. Your dad sounds like he was a great guy too.

[@Lansing2784]

Thank you, Jeff have a great week & say hello to Sarah for me.​@jbenziggy

[@peanut_trucker]

So sad and tragic, I can't believe it's been over 20 years ago, thanks for sharing

[@melindagordonbeck8958]

Thank you so much for remembering Chandra & Laci. Such tragedies. My heart goes out to those families. The memory of these incidents is still pretty vivid…we didn’t leave until 2005 but still followed the stories. 💔 Thanks Jeff…your biggest Tennessee (formerly California) fans…

[@MarciaDiehl-wy5rw]

I read earlier in the week that the Innocence Project was taking on Scott Peterson's case. It is my opinion they won't find anything that proves his innocence. The investigation back in 2002-2004 was very thorough and damning toward Peterson. Yes, a lot of circumstantial evidence, but a preponderance of it that no jury could come to any other conclusion other than guilty. How timely that you are doing this video about Laci and Conner. Thank you for bringing this history back to the forefront since there is interest in Peterson's case again. We must never forget Laci and Conner were the true victims....not Scott. Also...Chondra Levy...such a sad sad story. I actually did a 5K run in that very same park right around the time she came up missing but before she was declared so by her family. I can see how anybody could hide in the woods around the jogging trails there. After Chondra's case hit the 24 hour news cycle, I never went back to that park to jog ever again.

[@rcdyer]

I'm interested in seeing what they find out about Amber Frey being mixed up in it..

[@isCode4]

I live in Modesto and was pregnant with my oldest at the same time that the Laci was missing. I identified with the protectiveness she must have felt to protect Connor and it broke my heart. I personally believe Scott to be guilty as I never heard him speak about the loss of his child. He was so disconnected from both of them. She deserved so much better.

[@jbenziggy]

She certainly did deserve better! Poor girl.

[@whip-its_dad4239]

Very moving video today , so sad . May those 3 people rest in peace . Thank you .

[@Andie8259]

Two agonizing cases. Was riveted to each when they occurred. Thank you for telling their stories. I remember watching Scott Peterson on a channel 2 interview and when it ended the camera froze on his face before it went to the next story. I will never forget the evil in his expression in that freeze frame. It was almost like he said ok the interview is over, (very sympathetic sob story), so now my true personna is back. It gave me the chills as somehow it came through that he was a very evil person and I positively KNEW he was guilty. I told my wife this at that time (I'm signed in on her KZbin account). When the story about the innocence project showed the other day she reminded me of that moment. Very chilling! Thanks for yet another great posting Jeff. Thoroughly enjoy your content.

[@PeterGreter]

Another great video, Jeff. There is a lot of valley history I never put together growing up in Fresno. You tell these stories with wonder and they amaze me.

[@jbenziggy]

I appreciate the positive words for our efforts! Thank you for watching!

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Central California watching

[@ravensbrood3544]

A very sad day for Modesto, you did a fine job of telling the public about the tragedies that occurred Jeff, many people not from our area may not be fully aware of the circumstances of these crimes. if they didn't know then, they know now.☹

[@tpadilla73]

Thank you Jeff fr sharing these two stories. I remember these sad stories very well. 😢

[@jbenziggy]

You are very welcome. I appreciate you watching and the comment!

[@LindaCarter-m5z]

So sad! Thanks! You're very compassionate when you tell these stories. I just found your channel and I can't stop watch. Very well done. 21:47

[@jbenziggy]

Welcome to our channel! So glad that you found us and like our content!!!

[@BrentMcMurray]

Hey Jeff, great video! What a coincidence, We were just there to visit Laci’s grave only a few days ago, and we then went to Lakewood memorial that same day to visit some family. What a tragic story for both Laci and Chandra. Great video once again shedding light on tragedies we often forget.

[@jbenziggy]

I heard the family wants the GPS coordinates off the page. Not sure his true this is though.

[@Nickolus-bc6gq]

@@jbenziggygood vid Jeff. But how is adding GPS coordinates any different than what you’re doing? You’re videoing the gravesite, naming the cemetery and location, and posting it for thousands to see. I would take your advise with keeping matters private, as what you are doing is not only the same thing, but is worse than adding GPS coordinates.

[@jbenziggy]

@@Nickolus-bc6gq I wasn’t chastising anybody for placing a GPS coordinate on findergrave.com. I was just sharing information.

[@silviaflorez-ramey6350]

Dear Jeff, I can tell how heart wrenching this was for you to tell, you did such a wonderful job! Thank you for sharing their stories in such a wonderful manner!♥️♥️♥️😔

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you for watching, as hard as this is to understand.

[@philipcollins5440]

Jeff, as always, you out did yourself. I remember these 2 stories.❤

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks again!

[@warrenjansen7096]

Great job as usual Jeff and Sarah. Living in Stockton at the time, these stories struck close to home. It is a sad commentary on society that this very situation plays out day after day, just without the media attention.

[@alanatolstad4824]

Oh Jeff. This was the hardest story I've seen from you.---On a lighter note, I was happy to learn of Harve's ties to the community. My folks were in Aspen the summer of '65, at a summer seminar for teachers (what a magical time for this 14 y/o!), and we went to the old theater to see The Unsinkable Molly Brown (Leadville was just over the pass from Aspen), & I was in love with Harve's voice ever since. I own the record (used to know all the words by heart, I listened to that record so many times!). I still occasionally pull up the Call the Wind Maria just for the sheer glory of seeing him & listening to that haunting melody. It was a shock to see him age, & when I first saw him on an episode of Star Trek Voyager, it took me quite a few stumped minutes to figure out why that character looked and sounded familiar! And of course, don't forget his role in FARGO.

[@kellysadler5986]

Thank you for your stories. Very well told.

[@161papa]

I remember both of these cases. Two radio talk show host here in Southern California covered the cases every day. One of which appears on your video, the guy with the bullhorn. Jeff, your summery of these events were spot on. Unfortunately, Chandra Levy's case may never have closure. And Laci Peterson's case being out again. Another well-made video, thanks Jeff.

[@renar3618]

My brother lives in the neighborhood where Laci lived, and often walks his dog at that same nearby park. Such a sad story. I feel so bad for her parents. Like you, I will never be able to understand how a person can do what Scott Peterson did. As I recall, he never looked or acted like a grieving widower. I think there's a special place in hell reserved for people like that. At the time of the Chandra Levy case, the person who was my boss at the time lived just down the road from Gary Condit. She said it was horrible trying to get in and out of her driveway with all the newspeople there.

[@danielledavison4993]

I remember both of those cases very well. I'm in-between Modesto and Fresno, so both stories hit close to home 😢

[@jbenziggy]

Right in the middle of it. Scott kept the road hot down 99!

[@whitedovetail]

Thank you so much for giving us the information in this show. Even here in Texas, we were seeing and reading information about these cases. Fantastic work Jeff!

[@rhondaz356]

I recall these two cases. They truly are tragic. Thank you so much, Jeff for your coverage of these horrific cases. 😔🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@annihilist]

I went to high school with Chandra. We had an English class together. I didn't know her well, but I remember her face. It was quite surreal to see her in the news that year and on all those headlines. Quite a tragedy that these two people died so young.

[@ronsiegel5892]

Excellent post. Thank you for all the research you have to do.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for watching!

[@stevenwright2476]

So Tragically Sad and Totally Insane !!!

[@WayneKline]

Well done Jeff, another great video, remembering 2 lovely ladies who died in terrible circumstances.

[@deannaharby5677]

Very well done with much respect....thank you

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you too!

[@jerryfountain7921]

Great research as always Jeff, 2 very sick cases that shocked the country! Your honoring these 3 victims was very well done.

[@paulmiddo8552]

Remember the tragic cases well and the emotions that come with it. Thank you for the stories of remembrance ❤

[@webchuck1]

Hello Jeff, What a sad story. Thanks for sharing and remembering their lives. I hope justice is served. May they rest 🙏 peace. Have a great Sunday

[@tdpooh1972]

Wow. I just came across this video. You were so thorough in the presentation of both cases, yet also kind and compassionate. You got my sub.

[@jbenziggy]

Wow, thank you! We appreciate the nice feedback! Welcome!

[@joelhurley2678]

Thank you, Jeff. I think you presented the facts very well and very professional as far as how to handle both these tragic deaths.

[@michellewhitaker8669]

We remember hearing the coverage of both of these ladies. Thanks for showing their grave sites and bringing it back to light. Both gone too young.

[@jbenziggy]

Too young indeed! Thanks for watching and helping to remember those poor women.

[@heatherwhatever7714]

Thank you for presenting this so beautifully. I’m disturbed by the recent stuff I see of Scott. I try to be unbiased in matters like this but I watched all of it. Modesto is a special place to me. I didn’t know Chandra was also from the area. I knew the Congressman was.

[@jgiza8888]

Great channel! Keep up the tremendous work! You speak so much truth and common sense about these tragedies.

[@weldonsanford8985]

Lots of family buried in Lakewood. Father, grandparents, aunts uncles etc. Thanks for the videos.

[@jbenziggy]

You bet! Thanks for watching!

[@kelliezuniga7481]

I remember those tragic incidents. Excellent work on this video

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you, Kellie!

[@nancyhanson9074]

Good job on this vlog! Thank you. Very tragic

[@Barnehy1]

Thanks Jeff. One of your best videos to date.

[@jbenziggy]

I appreciate the nice words you had for me! Surprisingly it didn’t take me a long time to put this one together.

[@kirkmacarthur8003]

The cemetery where Laci and Connor are buried is beautiful and serenely peaceful. It is on River Road with an Escalon Address. The traffic sounds are alarming to me: I lived on River Road in Oakdale, a mile or two East of the cemetery. It sounds like River Road has a lot more traffic than it used to....but traffic is definitely off the tragic topic at hand here.

[@normanmallory2055]

I remember both of those cases very well and followed reports on the news and online !! How tragic the loss of those two young women ! You covered this very well , we should remember these two young folks !

[@ruthiestockdale4840]

These are very heartbreaking stories. Their lives were cut short in horrible ways. We can only honor them by remembering their beauty and contributions.

[@jimbullard441]

Love the video this week. I remember hearing about both, but didn't follow either that close. You did a great job of storytelling them.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks so much!

[@bonniekaye]

Thank you for your respectful coverage of these 3 tragedies 😭💔

[@tammynelson1190]

Thank you for this episode!! Both tragic horrific murders of these beautiful women and little Connor. Jeff , excellent, compassionate video! Bringing attention to the evil men that committed these murders.

[@jbenziggy]

I appreciate the nice compliment, Tammy. If only the men of the world would value their women.

[@lisadieter-burns]

I thought I heard it all re: Laci. I learned even more from you. Thank you. Also, great ending remarks.

[@Kenmurrillo1229]

Sad subject , i remember the names from the news. Recent subscriber must say your channel is very well done. Keep em coming, I'll be watching and commenting. Best to you and Sarah.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you, Ken! We appreciate you finding us and enjoying our content. I wish I could put out more content faster but I try to make them quality experiences with the free time I have away from my "real" job that pays the bills! Our best to you and your family as well!

[@davidkneitel1840]

​@@jbenziggy, I love your channel and your content. History was one of my favorite subjects in school. If you have a chance sometime down the road, the Chowchilla School bus hijacking would be an interesting vlog. Thank you for sharing the information and interesting stories. Take care and be well.

[@jbenziggy]

@@davidkneitel1840 that actually is a story that I probably will get to. In fact, I know one of the guys who was the first officers on scene and figured out where the bus was. He has agreed to talk to me.

[@davidkneitel1840]

@jbenziggy ,interesting. Can't wait. It's a chilling story, for sure. Thank you for your reply. Have you ever thought about doing a symposium at a high school or college. There are so many historical moments throughout communities here and abroad. We must always remember the past, all a while, building a better tomorrow.

[@bubblesbabe1121]

Thank you for showing these

[@BriLovesKirra]

This happened when I was like 12 and had just moved into the Modesto area from the Bay Area. I remember seeing her missing person sign posted everywhere we went. When I grew up, I knew kids who had said she was their substitute teacher. Thanks for covering! …especially now since the innocence project took Scott Peterson’s case.

[@Hummingbirds2023]

I for one would really appreciate more stories from you. I have subscribed to your channel! Thank you.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for subscribing! More videos are coming!

[@gerrymaitland9799]

I remember both cases. Very sad. These really had a huge impact on many people. As always, your story telling is spot on. I can see the impact they have on you. Thanks for telling these sad stories...

[@craigcardwell4143]

Thank you sir for this great report!

[@marshasullivan4074]

Thank you for such respectful presentations. Terribly sad these 3 lives taken to allow these men to move on to their next conquests.

[@conniephillips8217]

Thank you jeff! You gave these victims beautiful voice. You brought tears to my eyes with the beautiful tribute. Thank you

[@robpepper7309]

Absolutely riveting. Thank you Jeff for yet another amazing flashback piece. R.

[@jbenziggy]

Thanks for listening!

[@brentmcmillan646]

These videos are such a tragic reminder of just how many crazy people there are in the world. Thank you for sharing.

[@hazevthewolf178]

Jeff, I'm from Modesto and have watched a lot of your fascinating videos. May I say that you're reporting on the stories of both Laci and Chandra was excellent?

[@Lando62]

Very sad, but as always, you did a great job.

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you!

[@kellygraftwalz8891]

Thank you so much for making this video!!! Very respectful and May them all Rest In Peace ❤

[@jbenziggy]

You’re welcome. Thank you, Kelly!

[@ellensiniscalchi1482]

Excellent content- your videos are always well researched and wonderfully produced

[@jbenziggy]

Thank you very much!

[@barbarabooth9824]

Thank you for showing these graves and giving them exsposer

[@jbenziggy]

You bet! Thanks, Barbara!

[@sean-tc1ul]

I'm not a Scott Peterson fan but I do have a close friend who works with the Innocence Project, and they usually don't take a case unless there is substantial evidence proving innocence..we will have to wait to see what happens.

[@mov1ngforward]

Another excellent episode. Shocking it's been 21 years. My momma had just passed away and we went to Vegas for Christmas to get away...only to see this story on the news. Imagine Laci's family when they met with the horror. He's a true evil person, I am sad for Laci's family having to even think he's getting help. Narcissists love attention. Chandra Levy fell prey to a predator who had to do away with her once things got sticky. Sad.

[@kirkmanning6232]

Well presented . I remember too from living in the O C. You could do an entire episode of Jackie Peterson, the monster’s mother and her antics during his trial. Thank you for keeping history relevant and to the fore!

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Another well done video, I remember the Chandra Levy story.