It has been two decades since Scott Peterson was convicted of the murder of his wife and unborn son. Now, his legal team is making a plea to a judge for access to crucial evidence that they believe could prove Peterson's innocence.
Appearing virtually in the same courthouse where he was convicted, Peterson's lawyers from the L.A Innocence Project are seeking access to police reports, audio recordings, and video recordings that they claim could exonerate him. They argue that key pieces of evidence were not properly presented during the original trial.
