Chris Watts Vs Scott Perterson

David Camm is a former state trooper who was accused of taking part in the murder of his wife, and two children in September of 2000. On September 28, 2000 police were called to the home of David and Kim Camm, where they found Jill, and her two children dead in the garage of their home. David Camm told investigators that he returned home to find his wife shot on the garage floor, while his two children were in the backseat of the family car. Camm said he believe his son Bradley was still alive, and attempted to preform CPR. Bradley’s body was found on top of a prison sweatshirt (Mckay, 2002).

Susan’s own husband seemed to be the only person in the state that didn’t care about finding her. Josh actively avoided the police and every attempt made by the media to interview him. Even when the media succeeded in getting an interview with him and his two sons, Josh avoided any kind of question that would place him under further suspicion. The same cannot be said about Braden and Charlie. When asked about his mom, Charlie said, “My mom is staying where the crystals are”.

Also, Routh was found to have intoxicated himself with marijuana and whiskey the night before the murders he committed. Routh was facing many mental illness problems as it seemed but the doctors and specialists who dealt with Routh could never find out how he got to be this way or what the cause of it was. The reason that Routh claimed to have murdered Chris Kyle and Chad Littlefield, was that “If I didn't kill them, they were going to get me”. Some doctors say that it was a delusion by Routh but other doctors and specialists don't have any proof that this is true and that he lied about the delusion. Chris Kyle and Routh’s mother were talking in the parking lot outside of the school she works at and Kyle’s kids attend.

On June 2004 Peterson went on trial. The prosecution said the reasons behind Peterson’s actions were due to the fact that he was having finical troubles and his affair with Amber Frey. The prosecution pointed out facts during the trial that they believed he killed his wife due to a great amount of debt as well as his desire to be single. The defense, however argued that there was no evidence to connect Scott Peterson to the murders of Laci and Conner.

There was no DNA testing, many agencies were full of corruption, and the FBI’s uniform crime reporting service (UCR) did not even contain kidnapping. For two hours, John’s wife Revé searched the department store and pleaded the sales clerks to help her find her son. Later, the police were notified and

Knox and Sollecito were quickly called to attend the police station. Interviews became a long, aggressive interrogation consisting of several hours each day being yelled at, physically abused, refused water and threatened with jail time (Injustice, 2016). The result of this was Amanda Knox committing a false confession in which she stated her boss (Diya Lumumba) killed Meredith

The disappearance of Susan Cox Powell is a case full of dark, shocking twists that may reveal what happened to her. At a young age, Susan Cox met and married Josh Powell. The couple moved from their small town in Washington to another in Utah, and proceeded to have two children: Charlie and Braden Powell. On December 7, 2009, the boys did not show up to daycare. Worried, a worker at the daycare called the Powells, and then later the police.

After he killed his wife and child, according to his friends he wasn't bothered by it. Scott Peterson is guilty of committing the crime of first degree murder on his wife Laci and his unborn child, who they were going to name Connor.

After no luck on the interrogators side, Chris is allowed to have some time alone with his dad, in which Chris told him, “I don’t want to protect her” (Denver 7). Chris then went on to explain to his dad that Shannan killed Bella and Celest, and in return he killed Shannan out of anger for what she had done. Despite Chris’ first confession, his words turned out to be false. According to the press release from the Frederick Police Department on Archive.org, He was charged with three counts of murder in the first degree, for murdering his pregnant wife, Shannan, as well as his two kids, Bella, age 4, and Celeste, age 3.

The answer could very well be yes. As The Murder of Laci Peterson played out in six parts on the A&E network, new information became available to the public. The case was brought to national television in 2004 when the young mother-to-be went missing on Christmas Eve morning. Something wasn't right, and her family knew it.

On April 18, 2003, Scott Peterson was arrested and charged for murder of his wife Laci Peterson and unborn son Conner. December 24, 2002, Scott Peterson reported a missing person report for his wife. During which time Luci was seven-and half-months pregnant. The detective that lead investigator on the case, begin to question Scott Peterson the day he reported his wife was missing. Peterson stated that he went out on his boat fishing about 90 miles from their Modesto home.

With a stone-cold face and little emotion, he acted like the lifeless man in the passenger seat was his good friend by asking if he was okay. The suspicion took off from there and the investigation on Randy Kraft was full steam ahead

He knows he is responsible for the man's death and feels guilty but he already knows his innocence was lost a long time ago. In“The

The local police wanted to charge someone in connection with the crime that was committed and they did not care who it was. They did not follow procedures nor come up with any evidence that was solid enough to convict them of the crime form the start. Everything was based on circumstance. I found it striking the way Vinny went and talked to all the witness before the trail. All of the wittiness’ was sure that see those two boys committed the crime and that was the only evidence they needed for a trail to begin.

He eventually becomes so paranoid, that with the addition of his own guilt, he finds himself about to confess to his crime, but also does not want