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Would you want to have to make an appointment to gather stuff of your deceased loved one's belongings, and knowing that the mother-inlaw was playing games, leaving plants outside the home, at her whime for a later time to pick up plants or other stuff, or taking items from the home, taking it to the defense attorney's office for retrieval, and ultimately to be video taped while there? I don't think so. (the Peterson's actons throughout this case speaks volumns of how uppity they think they are! What Jackie was doing, I would of got the memo, come get your plants when I am not here, oh by the way, you can't have access to my boy's house!)

As a victim's parent, I think the Rochas felt compelled to do what they did. After all, during these events, since Dec 23rd, Scott, wasn't very cooperate with the Rochas either then. Especially after Jan 24th press conference.

It will be all ironed out in the end in the probate court, and most likely a civil court... besides the criminal actions on scaughty.. ;o)

Well, I don't see what te big rush was - they had to have everything NOW, orcould it have waited? Apparently they needed these things right now, if not sooner?

To hell with the games, and the mother-in-law, and all that stuff - if they couldn't reach an agreement with the family, they could have taken the probate court route - I would have respected them for that. Now, to me, they look like a bunch of meterialistic looters of the dead...

It will be all ironed out in the end in the probate court, and most likely a civil court... besides the criminal actions on scaughty.. ;o)

My bet is that once the dust settles the Peterson's will move on to other battles. In the meantime Geragos is sitting back and smiling at all the zero's being added to his paycheck.