I CANNOT Believe I Am Saying This, But...- LBF

UNDATED FILE PHOTO: A missing person poster shows Laci Peterson, whose body washed ashore in San Francisco Bay in 2003. Peterson was eight months pregnant when she disappeared in December 2002. On November 18 a Californian judge ruled that Peterson will stand trial for the first-degree murder of the deaths of his wife and their unborn son. (Photo by Getty Image)

I don't think Scott Peterson did it.

A little background for those who aren't familiar with the case: In 2002, 27-year-old Laci Peterson went missing from her home in Modesto, Calif. She was eight months pregnant. Her husband, Scott, was arrested and later convicted of her murder and their unborn son's. He's on death row in San Quentin State Prison.

The case captivated the nation. It was a horrific crime (though there was no crime scene.) Months after she went missing, a newborn baby boy's body was found on the shore San Francisco Bay. Laci's badly decomposed body was found a day later, about a mile a way.

Scott was immediately a suspect. He'd gone fishing in San Francisco Bay December 24. He was having an affair with a single mom named Amber Frey. The day he was arrested, he was found with "his naturally dark brown hair had been dyed blond, and his Mercedes was "overstuffed" with miscellaneous items, including nearly $15,000 in cash, 12 Viagra tablets, survival gear, camping equipment, several changes of clothes, four cell phones, and two driver's licenses, his and his brother's," according to reports.

 (Photo by Al Golub-POOL/Getty Images)

Looks like a duck, walks like a duck, yadda yadda yadda. Right?

But THEN I watched six episodes of "The Murder of Laci Peterson" on A&E and NOW I AM NOT CONVINCED.

 (Photo by Getty Images)

Evidence was left out of discovery. Pages were missing. Tips were not reported. Jurors were tainted.

In short, the trial was a ****show.

Here's the trailer. If you've watched it, what do you think?

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Lauren Beckham Falcone is the co-host of Bob & LBF in the Morning. Formerly an award-winning reporter and columnist for the Boston Herald, she credits her current success as a pop culture commentator to watching too much TV as a kid and scouring the internet too much as an adult. LBF is a regular contributor to NECN and is an honorary board member at the Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress. Lauren lives in Canton with her husband Dave and her daughter Lucy. Lauren writes about trending topics, New England destinations, and seasonal DIY.