[TheSpottedOwl]

You don't suppose Scott did the same with the jewelry as he did with the car, used it to buy something else? Thus the jeweler contacted the Rochas realizing what had transpired? Just a thought.

Again, what Jackie says the jewelry was doing there....don't mind me if I wait to hear a disintersted party confirm first before I believe her. Too many of her statements have been outright lies to take this at face value.

I think the jeweler just may have contacted the Rochas. Modesto isn't Los Angeles, and public sympathy for Laci's family is running pretty high. I'd be interested to learn when the jewelry was turned over to the jewelry store.

Jackie has a real problem with the truth. In fact she has character issues. Yeah, duuuuh...

[Sandylapper]

Peterson said her son has a request, too: He wants his wife's wedding ring, another diamond ring that he bought her, and a few diamonds given to Laci by her grandmother. Peterson said the rings and gems had been taken to a jeweler for crafting into one ring.

"We want those," Peterson said. She said the Rochas picked them up from the jeweler.

The Rocha family could not be reached for comment.

Above from post #84, this thread. I could not determine by whom nor when the rings were taken to the jeweler, but just saw a Fox reporter on Tony Snow's program, suggest that the rings were taken in by the Petersons at Scott's request. I took that to mean "Jackie/Lee". No hint as to when.

[Sacajaweau]

This jewelry issue is the most interesting little item. First of all, Scott and Laci weren't married very long and doing the combine or alter or whatever to Laci's wedding ring and the grandmothers is a little early in their life together. What's missing is: Laci MUST have discussed this with her mother or best friend. It is one of those things you "tell" to someone else. It's not a "secret" thing. It's a feeling thing that involves others.

In the end, Laci died without her wedding ring(s) on...

Now all we need is the "time" when the rings went to the jeweler and and to know why Scott didn't pick them up in the months to follow. I think the jeweler may play an important part in this case.