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I can see where Geragos might ask SP to plead life, if not right now, then soon.

The thing with Scotty is that he is looking through narcissistic glasses.

I mean, come on, with just the evidence WE have seen, why would Scott ever even consider that he would escape punishment from this crime??? How could he hatch this plan and think it would ever work, and he'd just "mourn" for a year or so and then live his life as a free man?? You couldn't have a 3-digit IQ and ever think the murder/mysterious kidnapping of a darling, beloved pregnant woman and the unborn son she so wanted would just "pass away" from public interest. And he probably does have a 3-digit IQ. So he is just not seeing reality.

I know that John Douglas, the famous Mindhunter, would say that Scott has the characteristics of someone who has murdered before and gotten away with it. He really does. So he might not plead out. Unless Mommie begged him to??

No way do I see Snotty mourning for a year or so. I know of 2 men in the past couple of years that have only mourned their wives for a matter of several weeks before "moving on with their lives". Men tend to need to find a mate quickly, IMO because they are so used to having their women around to take care of most of their needs. These 2 men I know don't even know how to work the washing machines! Laci being the "Martha Jr." she was not doubt took care of everything, including the gardening. Snotty was too busy out chasing skirts, socializing, and golfing to be any type of house husband.
And someone like Snotty with the ego and libido he has will not wast anytime to get back into circulation.

I am not as certain as others about the SP conviction. I find it absolutely amazing that there was not a drop of blood on the boat or in the house or on any of his clothes. I get blood all over the place from cutting a finger--and her head and limbs are missing? No knife, no saw, no blood, no bone chips. An inch of hair with a root? Hair yanked with a comb can come out with the root.

Duct tape would be more incriminating than hair--and his "confession" to the girlfriend might be the most convicting yet.