Her grandson would never be born. detective john buhler had known that for a while, and now, it was nearly ready to arrest scott, just not quite. we are going to weigh to serve the warrant until after the dna results were released to confirm the bodies were laci and connor. that april, scott peterson was living in san diego near his parents. so, tick, tick, tick. detectives waited for lab results. police kept an eye on scott. they had the surveillance going on him for quite some time before that. then, april 18th, 2003, 7 am, the lab results were still pending when scott peterson decided to play cat-and-mouse with who amara was after him. he s a good driver, at least he was. he knew we were behind him. scott started driving a radically, very fast. we were trying to keep this rolling surveillance on him.
Everyone knew, even sharon, who, despite everything, kept trying to hold on to a shred of hope that she d wake from a nightmare. from scott, there was not a peep. the fact that he didn t pick up the phone and call anybody to find out if that was his wife and his baby left no doubt in my mind. keith morrison (voiceover): her daughter was dead. her grandson would never be born. detective jon buehler had known that for a while. and now, he was nearly ready to arrest scott, just not quite. we were going to wait to serve the warrant until after the dna results were released to confirm the bodies were laci and connor. keith morrison (voiceover): by right that april, scott peterson was living in san diego near his parents. so tick, tick, tick. detectives waited for lab results. police kept an eye on scott. they had the surveillance going on him for quite some time before that.
the fact he didn t pick up the phone and call anybody to find out if that was his wife and his baby, left no doubt in my mind. her daughter was dead. her grandson would never be born. detective john buhler had known that for a while, and now, it was nearly ready to arrest scott, just not quite. we are going to weigh to serve the warrant until after the dna results were released to confirm the bodies were laci and connor. that april, scott peterson was living in san diego near his parents. so, take, take, tick. detectives waited for lab results. police kept an eye on scott. they had the surveillance going on him for quite some time before that. then, april 18th, 2003, 7 am, the lab results were still pending when scott peterson decided to play cat-and-mouse
her daughter was dead. her grandson would never be born. detective john buehler had known that for a while, and now he was nearly ready to arrest scott, just not quite. we were going to wait to serve the warrant until after the dna results were released to confirm the bodies were laci and conner. by that april, scott peterson was living in san diego, near his parents. so, tick, tick, tick. detectives waited for lab results. police kept an eye on scott. they had the surveillance going on him for quite some time before that. then, april 18th, 2003, 7:00 a. m. the lab results were still pending when scott peterson decided to play cat and mouse with whomever was after him. he s a pretty good driver, or at least he was. he knew we were behind him. scott started driving erratically, very fast. we were trying to keep this rolling surveillance on him. we had a helicopter for part of the time. he stopped and started. he d cross over three lanes of traffic and take an exit ra
Of the officer. now, in filings it also says that scott s dna is found on the taser, that he had trace elements of gunshot residue on his hands, trace elements of cocaine and alcohol in his system. and he says the officer as seen on the video firing the weapon was simply coming up off the ground and firing it in reaction to a violent threat. and he argues that he should be let out on bond. scott s family, however, says that that is all just a smoke screen. it has nothing to do with the fact that an officer shot a man running away in the back. they said there is no defense for that. and that he should not be allowed out on bond. that will be determined by the judge. the hearing is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. eastern time in the courthouse beside me. alex? mark potter, thank you so much for that. in just a little over an hour, vice president joe biden and attorney general loretta lynch will announce that the department of justice is setting asides $41 million to test tens of thousands of
Scott during a traffic stop in april. mark potter is in south carolina. what s expected to happen at this hearing later today? reporter: the goal of this hearing today is to determine whether the former officer, michael slager, gets out on bond or remains in jail until his trial. the question to be answered by the judge is whether he is a flight risk or a danger to the community. now, his attorney says he is neither a risk nor a danger. he also argues that he is also not guilty of murder as charged in the shooting death of walter scott which we all saw on that cell phone video. the attorney argues that before that video was shot, moments before, seconds before that video was shown, there was actually a tussle on the ground as the officer tried to arrest scott. they got in a tussle and he says scott actually grabbed the officer s taser and fired it twice. the defense is presenting fbi-enhanced video that it says actually shows that scuffle and at some point shows scott on top