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mark geragos: absolutely. that's correct, your honor. >> is that correct, mr. and i am innocent. peterson, you're pleading not guilty to the two charges of murder, plus denying the special allegations? >> absolutely. >> that's correct, your honor. i am innocent. >> as the case against scott peterson slowly made its way from arrest to trial, what really happened to laci peterson became a kind of televised courtroom theater. >> the defense is asking that the jury be sequestered for up to five months. >> the cast included legal celebrities like defense attorney mark geragos, who signed on to defend scott peterson. >> scott looks forward to finding out who did this to his wife and to his child, connor. >> and women's advocate -- >> thank you for coming today. i'm attorney gloria allred. to my right is amber frey. >> gloria allred, who erected a protective wall around the story's wild card, amber frey. >> amber was not going to be doing any interviews during the course of the case, even though so many people wanted to
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.
where connor was found. the police officers never went back. whenever we asked the blunt question there was nothing there to prove the search was done, because there was no search done. british transport police said it launched an internal review into its handling of the case and has since implemented its recommendations. a faith leader in east london is on a mission to help young people by sharing his own journey from crime to the church. pastor 0nyeka power was in a gang as a teenager. but he eventually turned his life around and is opening up about his experiences in the hope that it helps others. that lifestyle can either lead to death or prison, but i changed chapters of my life. me now becoming a pastor, i want to use my story to impact many people. god always gave me that leadership skills, but the devil wanted me to use it in a bad way. but thank god i'm using it in a good way now, when a lot of people are saying i'm a role model for good reasons. travel now, and this is how the tube
that hadn't happened. we just would have thought that the first thing you would have done the next morning is that the police officers go back where connor was found. the police officers never went back. whenever we asked the blunt question there was nothing there to prove the search was done, because there was no search done. british transport police said it launched an internal review into its handling of the case and has since implemented its recommendations. a faith leader in east london is on a mission to help young people by sharing his own journey from crime to the church. pastor 0nyeka power was in a gang as a teenager. but he eventually turned his life around and is opening up about his experiences in the hope that it helps others. that lifestyle can either lead to death or prison, but i changed chapters of my life. me now becoming a pastor, i want to use my story to impact many people. god always gave me that leadership skills, but the devil wanted me to use it in a bad way. but thank god i'm using it in a good way now, when a lot of people
>> steve: kind of hard to issue, adam smith connor join us with alliance defending. thank you for joining us from great britain. adam, you got that because you were praying? >> i was not arrested, i was is issued with -- for praying in that location and i didn't pay the fine and today i was in front of the magistrate court pleading not guilty for breaching. >> steve: what is his argument? >> this is the third prosecution in the u.k. for silent prayer and each of the cases, the first two, offered no evidence because there can be no evidence of what
of texas, that is currently being circulated amongst the g.o.p. conference right now. this letter is basically saying that if president biden does not meet his list of demands, he will not vote for any money to fund the department of homeland security. his demands include signing that g.o.p. border bill into law, reimbursing texas $10 billion, and removing the secretary. i just spoke with congressman andy biggs, who's at the border right now, about this impeachment timeline. he said it's on number one question he's been getting from folks in arizona. >> what i tell people is i don't know that we have the votes just yet. i keep trying to tell mike my colleagues that we are past time for an impeachment inquiry, and certainly secretary mayorkas, who i always believed until recently was -- to be honest with you. >> leading tonight's field hearing along with connor's been
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