scott peterson's behavior after his pregnant wife lacey went missing on christmas eve of 2002 raisedon of his friends and family. peterson put on a show of attending vigils and searches for his wife but those close to him say he seemed indifferent. because of inconsistencies in his story, and in part because of his behavior, police charged peterson with first-degree murder. his sister spoke to matt lauer in 2005. >> he didn't bring up lacey's name. he stayed away from the entire top pick. >> she's been missing for three weeks. >> yes. >> there are vigils all over the place, and he never brings up her name at dinner? >> no. >> scott peterson was found guilty and is currently on death row. >> martin, i understand you have details of one of justin harris' social media profiles. what is it? >> yeah, we did digging and found a site called scout. it was said on the day his son is dying in the parking lot, justin ross harris is communicating with a woman he met on scout. we found a man that looks like justin ross harris, only he's identified in his profile as rj, the photos certainly look l

>> no. >> scott peterson was found guilty and is currently on death row. >> i understand you got newls about one of justin harris' media profiles. what is it? >> yeah, we did some digging. we found a site called scout. you may scout was mentioned by the authorities last week at his hearing. it was said on the day his son is dying in the parking lot, justin ross harris is communicating with a woman he met on scout. so we did find the man who certainly looks very much like justin ross harris, only he is identified in his profile as r.j. the photos certainly look like him. and some of the information is accurate. he says he is married, by the way. he also says he is 27. that's not correct. he was 33. and then it also says he is from smyrna, georgia. he is not. he is from somewhere else. but then there is this haunting quote. he says just looking to talk. message me. i'm harmless. that certainly seems ironic given the circumstance he finds himself in right now, anderson. >> i want to bring in our legal analyst, former federal prosecutor sunny hostin, paul callan. paul, it is dangerous to

. >> san quentin prison in california is home to some notorious killers -- scott peterson, who was sentenced to die for murdering his pregnant wife, laci, is perhaps the best known. but the facility also houses richard ramirez, better known as the night stalker, and richard allen davis, polly klaas' killer. the prison is more than 150 years old. the walls are crumbling. and the institution is outdated, contributing to an overwhelming increase in both the number and severity of brutal assaults by inmates. during the next hour, you will witness life inside san quentin, including a look inside california's vicious death row. >> san quentin opened in 1852 and today, seems physically trapped in the century in which it was conceived. old and decrepit, san quentin is riddled with shadowy alcoves and blind spots. there are no electrified, lethal fences. the towers around the perimeter must still be staffed where, incredibly, there are fewer surveillance cameras than a single convenience store. and worse yet, a lack of modernization has put officers in constant risk of inmate attack. >> every day i w

scott peterson didn't shed a tear. now you take it to the concrete evidence.uter searches. but even if he's a wizard in computers, he's not thinking. he's got a double life he's leading. this search points to various different areas once a search engine is hit. within your computer you would have to go individually and delete every area to clear that evidence. and that proof. that's what the prosecution will hold onto. >> eric, put on your defense attorney hat. you've got a defendant charged with murder. you have him with this history now in terms of his footprint in using his computer to search where animals died. >> yes, sir. >> exactly the way his son died. and you have the emotions of a 22-month-old baby that died. how do you approach this? >> well, the facts are one in ten people left their child in the car by mistake. and men, according to one study i read, are three times as likely to leave their children in the car and forget about their children being in the car. people don't want to think that a man would actually be this evil to do this. the prosecu

scott peterson was charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances. the judge at the preliminary hearing said, potentially, it is not presently charged as a death penalty case. potentially. >> it will be. >> yes, it will -- you can make a prediction all you want, save the tape, but it isn't as of right now. and as of right now, the stuff that comes in a preliminary hearing is different than what would come in as it's charged right now. and that kind of hearsay would not -- >> sunny, go ahead. >> look, the sexting is coming in because if it is charged as a death penalty case, or even if it remains a felony murder case, that's what he was doing at the time the child was in the car. that is relevant, goes to state of mind, it goes to motive, and mark knows all of that. that information is coming in just like it comes in in other cases. >> does not come in. doesn't come in on state of mind unless they're going to say this is what he was doing and that's why he's got a cruel and depraved heart for malice. >> that's exactly what that is saying. >> as an int

we saw all the searches come in casey anthony, all the searches come in the scott peterson trial. that's not to say it won't come in. and it is -- it is coming in, because it matters. i think juries want to see that. i think if you're a prosecutor and you've got to show motive, even though it's not an element of the crime, you've got to tell -- explain to a jury, why would a father do something like this? those searches go to intent. the sexting is coming in. the searches about hot child deaths are coming in. all of the searches about how to live a child-free life. all of that is coming in. and given all of those coincidenc coincidences, i think it's going to be really difficult for, you know, a defense team to combat that. >> okay. we'll talk next hour, because i really want to also bring up some of the new information as it pertains to the wife, who sat there in court, as well. sunny hostin, danny cevallos, thank you so much. see you back here in a bit. much more coverage on the trial. we'll talk to someone in 20 minutes sitting inside the packed courtroom in georgia. how did hi

you saw it first in the scott peterson trial. it's really interesting that younger generations with these selfies and posting their thoughts about -- opinions about abortion, things like that. and they must be aware on some level it can come back to haunt them. and i guess that's just the price of being social in a modern world. >> no one ever assumes i'm going to be involved in a murder defense one day. paul, when you read the, if you're ever arrested -- granted, this is a dui -- refuse to answer questions and ask if you're detained and if they say no, leave. who among us hasn't had that conversation at some point about whether you're stopped for a speeding ticket or whatever else it is and you've all shared your advice? >> well, of course, and that's why i think it's a mistake to place a lot of emphasis on these older text messages, older e-mails. that stuff's never going to be admitted in court. if he's giving, you know, arm chair legal advice, who cares. i want to know, was he visiting the child free site, was he visiting the

. >> and mel, that sort of makes me think of the scott peterson/lacpeterson peterson/laci peterson case, the man in california is in jail for killing his wife, who was very pregnant at the time. >> absolutely. >> right, you know, jane's absolutely right, there is another way to look at this, which is what the defense is going to be arguing, and that is, let's say he was leading a double life, like so many people do when they carry on affairs. it actually could support the theory that he was so distracted by the sexting and the managing between the wife and the six women that he did forget about the child in the car, and that all the facts that happened afterward, the weird coverup, the lies, were his freakout that made it look intentional, like that he botched the coverup when he realized oh, my god, i'm so distracted, i've been busy texting the women, left my son in the car, how am i ever going to explain this, that in the coverup of that, once he finds out, that's what makes it looks intentional. the only thing that will clear his name at this point is all the evidence coming out and

you know, scott peterson also had an affair and a lot of circumstantial evidence and ultimately therenot even sure if there was any computer activity going on. when they talk about all the sex ting that was going on with this defendant, justin ross harris, as his child was dying, do you think there is anything that lead you to believe that the people in your community need to stay out of this, that the prosecutors need to move this case somewhere else, that it is already too damning, it is already too high profile? >> i don't really know where you're going to go, anywhere in the state of georgia that doesn't have the same information obviously, it's on national television. if it gets moved, they'll have to try to find some place that might be more my tral. let me go back to the smell thing. i've smelled that before myself when i was a police officer. it's something that is absolutely -- it still sticks with me to this day. it's absolutely remarkable how strong and unforgettable that is. the district attorney was vilified in social media about how he charged this case initially as murd

peterson's worst nightmare. running out in san diego, california 52 running against scott peters, he ran into mayor's race in 2012e won that part of the congressional district with 57%. there has not been one public or private poll since he entered the race last year that has him losing. if elected she would be the youngest female ever elected to congre congress. she's 29 years old. when he retired last year, this became a great pick up opportunity for us. she just came out of a tough primary fight. we're really excited about her election this fall. evan jenkins was a democrat until last year. he switched parties. this is all about the war on coal. obama's approval rating in this district is 22%. so he's in a fight like he's never been in before. carlos carbella running against joe garcia in the southern most district in florida. he's a rising star in the party. rye an costelloe, running again three time loser who ran in the past several cycles. there's an open seat out in northern virginia. nobody works harder than barbara. this will be a great race for us. i'm real bullish on illinois. the numbers that we're se

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