[Palladin]

Yeah, Queen, I just mentioned Capano above. He made a fatal error--he didn't go "fishing" alone. He brought along an eyewitness--his brother, who cracked and spilled his guts to the cops.

I wonder if Scott Peterson is a true crime buff, and has learned some lessons from the mistakes of guys like Capano.

[BunnySlippers]

I wonder if Scott Peterson is a true crime buff, and has learned some lessons from the mistakes of guys like Capano.

I wonder about all murders. They ALL seem to make really obvious mistakes. Why? If Scott killed his wife, was it a mistake? Did they argue? Maybe about a girlfriend? And I'd love to know if any other family member knew in advance of his fishing trip.

[spectre]

At the very start of this, someone was saying that Scott was a HUGE Soprano's fan, that he would host parties at his home to watch the show.

Scott should have seen how Tony disposed of a certain body "overboard". Tony used chains for weight.

It was one of their best shows.