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Netflix’s upcoming documentary series American Murder: Laci Peterson explores the mysterious disappearance and slaying of Laci Peterson. The documentary series delves deeper into the case and provides details that never came out initially. Moreover, the series features interviews with Laci Peterson’s mom, Sharon Rocha, and her loved ones, who were devastated by her murder. But one of the most shocking revelations in the documentary comes when Laci’s husband, Scott Peterson, refuses to take the polygraph test to prove his innocence.
American Murder: Laci Peterson reveals that Laci Peterson’s family reported her missing on December 24, 2002. They filed the report after Scott Peterson called Laci’s mother, Sharon Rocha, and some of her friends and told them that Laci was missing. After the word went out, the community assisted the family in the search operation. Subsequently, authorities questioned her husband, Scott Peterson. During the initial interrogation, he told the investigators that Laci watched TV when he got up. She planned on going shopping and taking their dog for a walk. Meanwhile, Peterson decided to go fishing.