Comments by "Mia Kœnig" (@miaknig3130) on "Scott Peterson Murder Case | Did bad science convict the wrong person?" video.

@joan6984 there is video of him on the phone during the vigil. The calls were recorded bc the cops already had Amber Frey helping them. Amber knows he is in Modesto but he tells her he is at the Eiffel tower and the crowd is huge, everyone is dancing to American pop music, and he is having trouble hearing her so he will have to call her back later on her new year (midnight). He had his head down and moved away from all the people who came out to attend HIS WIFE'S VIGIL. It is v cringeworthy. The call was entered into evidence and the video, transcripts and recordings are easily found online. So sad.
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The fact that he told amber he lost his wife before she disappeared, and was "fishing" the morning she disappeared and she washes up?
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@joan6984 you were not sure if the calls were true, one of the most well known parts of the case. Maybe you don't know about other proven evidence. His own words and actions lauded him where he belongs.
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@Iiwii11 it was specifically the prescient statement about losing his wife. It reminded me of a pastor who had told his church that his wife would die. Wouldn't you know it, his wife dies and he goes on to be with one of the many church members he was having affairs with. Almost similar to Chad daybell and the bad luck he had w his first wife and the incredible bad luck that started to follow him and lori vallow. These psychos need to be locked up forever.
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@alyssarose3880 I agree that looking like he was running, doesn't mean he is guilty. But that was only one suspicious looking action amongst many. All the sus behavior prior to dying his hair e.g. watching the water searches from afar on numerous occasions, the lies, the body dumped in the water... A random killer who doesn't know the victim, usually doesn't take steps to ensure the body is not as likely to be found. It's easier to leave the body where the murder took place or dispose of it somewhere quickly. But the culmination of all Scott's behavior is hard to excuse.
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@RainCloud848 that part was recorded, when he was trying to explain how he said his wife was missing before she went missing. The recordings have been played repeatedly, he doesn't deny it. Do you know what circumstantial means 🤣
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@joan6984 I can't tell if you're being rhetorical and joking. A few replies above yours, I actually listed a few more reasons that culminate in an overall appearance of guilt, IMO. It is not just two, but all of the factors and so many coincidences that make me have trouble believing his claims of innocence
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@michellemooresings the fact that aqua Aura thinks that another woman (or any love interest) isn't a good reason, says it all. It is literally one of the top motives for murder, along with greed.
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@michellemooresings the cops asked Amber to cooperate & start recording, after she realized that Scott was in the news and went to the cops w her info. She could want to embellish details for attention, but I believe this is a part of the case that isn't disputed by any of the parties involved. The call was recorded, cell towers confirm it, and he was recorded by news cameras and people at the vigil at the time of the call. Scott didn't deny lying to Amber bc he said it was so she wouldn't know he had a wife, let alone a "missing" wife. If there is a dispute about the call time, he actually mentioned that the crowd was loud bc it was around the new year i.e. midnight. The time around midnight in Paris would be about 4pm in Modesto, which is the hour in which the calls were made, yes? His defense attny also admitted to the calls and affair when stating that Scott was "a cad" but that doesn't mean he is a murderer. There just seems to be so much circumstantial evidence and sus behavior, that it's hard to believe he had played no part in Laci's demise.
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@RainCloud848 you are the one who is projecting and seems completely sauced w your repeated, simple, back to back replies. Too much alcohol could be dangerous for seniors w dementia, be careful. Try Aricept, it seems to work well for the cognitive issues.
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@wack8697 lol, I wonder what it is called when there are so many coincidences that the CIRCUMSTANCEs surrounding the lead suspect, are examined more closely as potential EVIDENCE.
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@wack8697 oops, disregard my reply. I didn't realize what I was dealing with, until I just read your other erudite thoughts. It is much easier to mute you, because I prefer to spend time reading books from known comedians when I want a laugh😘
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@user-hh5rn4jz6o had to look up the reference. Are you trying to say you're an elderly yt who likes quoting "feebleminded" "simple" fictitious characters?
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@RainCloud848 riiiiiigggghhhhtttt, so it's just your senior brain and nothing to do with the alcohol that you chug, while petting all the cats that use your lap as a litter box. Cats, box wine, and used Depends must make your yurt smell great. Good luck 😘
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@NoSpam-xh6jq lol, I saw your first reply and thought you were challenged, so I would not engage bc it is futile. Now I see you're challenged, nescient, and clownin, which is adorable. To be like that, it still have a sense of humor is awesome! You rock girl! BTW, I'm guessing that the top reply acct removed all of her other replies, bc she looked up some of the unchallenged evidence in the case. There was a reason Scott's own sister, who loved him and wanted him to stay at her home where he would be safe, asked him to leave. Oops, I forgot to whom I'm replying, I hope I didn't use too many polysyllabic words. Keep up the good work Sunshine! (No need to reply, I'm turning off notifications and muting you. I love girls like you, but I need a break😘)
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