"I knew I should have hit it further to the right on the 18th hole...
surely would have missed that durned bunker..."
Peterson will be convicted of double murder. He will be sentenced to death.
While he is waiting the 25 years or so it will take for his sentence to be carried out, he will receive thousands of pieces of fan mail from adoring women.
He will marry one of his fans and be permitted conjugal visits with her.
In the meantime NOW, NARAL, PFAW and other groups will file many suits in an attempt to argue that murdering Conner Peterson wasn't murder at all, but simply a private decision between a woman and her murderer.
Courthouse media frenzy lures crowd of the curious
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Courthouse media frenzy lures crowd of the curious
By TY PHILLIPS
BEE STAFF WRITER
Published: April 22, 2003, 05:32:10 AM PDT
Attorney Kirk McAllister nearly made it unscathed to the corner of 11th and I streets Monday afternoon. But the enemy waited a block away, in front of the Stanislaus County Courthouse. Scores of reporters and camera people stood and watched in all directions, looking for players making entrances in the Scott Peterson murder arraignment.
At 1:08 p.m., someone spotted McAllister, who had represented Scott Peterson until the arraignment, approaching from across the street. The man tucked his camera beneath his arm and quietly sprinted away from the throng in a mad dash.
Another reporter saw what was happening and took off behind him. Then another. And another.
"Where are you going?" one reporter asked a fleeing colleague.
"There he is," the colleague replied, talking and running in full stride.
"Who?"
"It's McAllister."
The reporter caught up, and they took off together. The rumble grew. Within seconds, the entire pack had crossed 11th Street and formed a mob around McAllister.
Enter Elizabeth and William Schwarz of Ceres. They had just finished eating lunch at Dewz Restaurant, which exits onto 11th and I. The media swarm nearly swallowed the couple.
"All of a sudden, everybody was running toward us," Elizabeth Schwarz said. "We had to back up to get out of the way. We stood under the awning until it all went by."
"brn belt, brn sunglasses, misc. paper, visa card...nopt, wht shirt, khaki shorts, blue sweater--RP, blu/gry tennis shoes..noct"
Whoever said on Greta that it didn't look like a wedding ring was included in the property was correct.
Oh, but marital status was marked "single" so that explains that...
SP was movin' on.
"Veteran reporters set down their pens to wipe away tears.
Claudia C. on Fox said the same thing. Something like: "Hardened reporters were sobbing."
"I knew I should have hit it further to the right on the 18th hole...
surely would have missed that durned bunker..."