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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The public opinion and even the police opinion is driven by the media unfortunately. People wanted to take the words of Amber very seriously as if she’s some moral paragon of virtue. She saw no problem with being a mistress to a married man with a pregnant wife at home[/quote]
That’s an awful thing to say. Amber Frey didn’t know he was married, she thought he was widowed. As soon as she learned the truth, she contacted the police and started recording Scott and cooperating with them fully. She did absolutely nothing wrong and has been attacked relentlessly for years.

That said, Scott’s cold, deceptive character as demonstrated on those tapes is likely why he was convicted. The jury hated him. We all hate him. He’s an awful person. I don’t know whether he’s guilty. I think I would vote to acquit because the prosecution proved he was a terrible person: a liar, a cheater, indifferent to Laci and Conner’s fate. But I don’t think the evidence proves that Scott killed Laci.

I’m always suspicious when law enforcement resists DNA testing. It’s so much more advanced than it was at the time of the murder. If they really firmly believe Scott did it, they should want those results.

A lot of the arguments in this thread show how personality based this conviction was. For example, if you need to hire an expensive attorney you might be looking at what you could sell. That Scott wanted to sell Laci’s car again demonstrates what a pig he is, but it’s not evidence of murder. [/quote]

What about him fleeing toward Mexico? Was he just in the mood for a vacation? 
I don't think so. The fact that he dyed his hair blond and fled toward Mexico supports a consciousness of guilt.  If he were innocent, he would have been in Modesto supporting the investigation. But he's an arrogant prick who always has his nose in the air, even after 20 years in the slammer. He's an absolute pig, and he should rot in jail.[/quote]

NP. I think he did it. But I get why he has blonde hair. He was probably getting recognized everywhere he went and just probably wanted to get by unnoticed.  He also spent a lot of time in San Diego with a sibling. So again, the fact that he was in San Diego was actually pretty normal for him at that point.

There are enough other things that point to him being guilty, no need to grasp at straws. [/quote]
Dying his hair, using someone elses ID, carrying $15k in cash along with a giant bag of viagra while fleeing to mexico is not "grasping at straws". [/quote]

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