I read it Jackie. It's good and I believe what one poster also reported. She said a DEFENSE attorney said that Distaso is doing it right - the case is BUILDING in intensity and as I'v said before, Distaso has a DEFINITE plan, he's a deliberate, disciplined Prosecutor. He's gonna clean Geragos's clock and wipe the snot and laughter off of all the Peterson's faces. I'm glad that Ron's testimony went so well. They is a very DEFINITE distinction being made between these two families. One CLOSE, WARM AND LOVING, the other, COLD, INSENSITIVE, GREEDY, AND EVIL!! Being illustrated very well.
Agrees to record phone calls
Rocha said she later agreed to secretly record for police her telephone conversations with her son-in-law. Prosecutor Rick Distaso played for the jury a Feb. 13, 2003, call in which she pointedly questioned Scott Peterson about his last contact with his wife.
Peterson told her they had ordered pizza, watched a movie and went to bed around 10:30 p.m. on Dec. 23 -- she wearing his blue pajamas.
In the taped phone call, Rocha questioned Peterson about his activities when he returned home that afternoon to find the house dark, the dog in the back yard with leash attached and his wife gone.
Peterson told police he ate cold pizza, washed his clothes and took a shower before calling his in-laws, a detective testified at his preliminary hearing.
"It's just odd that you didn't notice anything when you got into the house," Sharon Rocha said on the recorded call. "But instead you take a shower … I would have thought that you would have called right away."
After the bodies were found in mid-April 2003, Rocha said she called Peterson and left a message saying he needed to call her immediately.
"And did he ever return your call?" Distaso asked.
"No," she replied
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http://www.modbee.com/reports/peterson/trial/story/8681046p-9555560c.html