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Speaker 2: What else is going on? Time for What's Happening?
Speaker 3: Wide Sugar makes you yell?
Speaker 2: What so loud?
Speaker 4: Explosions haven't heard in Beirut in an attack that Israel
Speaker 4: says the response to the killing of twelve children and
Speaker 4: the goal on heights, they carried out this airstrike targeting
Speaker 4: as senior Hesbelock commander blamed for a rocket attack that
Speaker 4: killed the twelve kids over the weekend. According to a
Speaker 4: source on CNN, high level hes Block commander has survived
Speaker 4: the attack. According to Israel, they don't have proof of
Speaker 4: life or anything, so they can't be certain. But the
Speaker 4: city was waiting for whatever response was coming after that
Speaker 4: rocket attack that I said I mentioned killed the dozen
Speaker 4: kids who were playing soccer.
Speaker 1: The details do not get any easier to take. Out
Speaker 1: of Southport, England, three girls age six, seven and nine
Speaker 1: were killed stabbed death at a Taylor Swift dance event.
Speaker 1: Five other children critically wounded. Two teachers critical condition as well,
Speaker 1: fighting for their lives after trying to protect those children.
Speaker 1: One of the teachers, bringing some of them down a
Speaker 1: fire escape. They do have a seventeen year old male
Speaker 1: in custody. They still don't know the why it happened yesterday,
Speaker 1: a summer vacation event for kids aged six to eleven.
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift has spoke of her horror about it as well.
Speaker 4: She wrote, the horror of yesterday's attack in Southport is
Speaker 4: washing over me continuously.
Speaker 2: I'm just completely in shock. These were just little kids
Speaker 2: at a dance class.
Speaker 4: I'm at a complete loss for how to ever convey
Speaker 4: my sympathies to these families. Fans of Taylor Swift have
Speaker 4: been raising money. When this article was printed this morning.
Speaker 4: It's at one hundred and sixty thousand dollars online. They
Speaker 4: will get much more than that at some point.
Speaker 1: Former President Trump is accusing Facebook and Google of restricting
Speaker 1: content related to his assassination attempt. He took to truth
Speaker 1: social claim that the tech giants made it virtually impossible
Speaker 1: to find pictures or anything related to the shooting. He's
Speaker 1: accused the companies of trying to rig the election. This
Speaker 1: comes after Facebook acknowledged it mistakenly censored the image of
Speaker 1: Trump raising his fist following the shooting post sharing. The
Speaker 1: image was mistakenly flagged as misinformation.
Speaker 4: Now, the way that they are describing they found this
Speaker 4: out is if you go on Google and you type
Speaker 4: in president, and it auto fills whatever it thinks you're
Speaker 4: going to do that. It wasn't giving you an option
Speaker 4: for President Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 4: So I just wrote in and google president Donald. It
Speaker 4: gives me Donald Trump, the forty fifth US president. It
Speaker 4: gives me President Donald Duck and President Donald Reagan.
Speaker 2: This is weird.
Speaker 1: I just put in to my Google Google box president.
Speaker 1: The first thing that comes up is Donald Trump. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then who's next? Park Chung He, the former president
Speaker 1: of South Korea, makes perfect sense.
Speaker 3: It makes zero zero sense, my god.
Speaker 4: Cast members in Anaheim have ratified their three year contract
Speaker 4: with Disney that includes an instant twenty percent raise in
Speaker 4: their base pay. Last week, this coalition of four unions
Speaker 4: announced two sides had reached a tenant of agreement after
Speaker 4: a strike was authorized.
Speaker 2: The deal averted what would have been.
Speaker 4: The first walkout at Disneyland Resort in about forty years.
Speaker 4: Months of negotiations, they secured a three year contract that's
Speaker 4: going to give most of them a six dollars and
Speaker 4: ten cent raise, I guess per hour over the next
Speaker 4: few years, on top of four dollars and ten cent
Speaker 4: instant rays in their minimum base wage.
Speaker 1: And then the Oscars will be looking for a new
Speaker 1: host for next year ceremony. Jimmy Kimmel it hosted the
Speaker 1: show the last year for the fourth time past. According
Speaker 1: to multiple reports, John mulaney has turned down the job
Speaker 1: as well. Kimmel has expressed a desire to spend more
Speaker 1: time with his family. Boloney, that's the excuse you give
Speaker 1: when you don't want to do something. You don't want
Speaker 1: to do your job anymore, you don't want to host
Speaker 1: an event, You blame it on the family.
Speaker 2: Baby though, Oh that's not new. I mean he's got
Speaker 2: a baby.
Speaker 1: Well, who wants to uh hang out with a baby
Speaker 1: at home? Come on, it's one night. I mean, I
Speaker 1: know you there's ramp up in all of that, but
Speaker 1: I just think people don't want that gigs.
Speaker 2: It's thankless one.
Speaker 1: I have an idea, what about us hosting the Oscars?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I mean I'm not.
Speaker 3: Doing anything aside from the fact that we're not much
Speaker 3: to look at.
Speaker 2: And the thing is we don't have to write. They
Speaker 2: have a bunch of runs.
Speaker 3: That's my problem. I didn't want I wouldn't want to.
Speaker 2: No, No, if i'd want to, could you deliver a
Speaker 2: joke that someone else wrote?
Speaker 1: Well, why you write me a joke and we'll see
Speaker 1: how I Do you want me to get the al
Speaker 1: Gore jokes out again?
Speaker 2: No, I've heard those.
Speaker 3: Those weren't very good.
Speaker 2: Those were not good at all. I hate to interrupt you,
Speaker 2: but I think we're right in the middle of an earthquake. Oh.
Speaker 4: Thanks, Yeah, I think we just had an earthquake. Here
Speaker 4: a boy breaking news. We did have an earthquake yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 1: The college kidaks out. Oh, I did freak out a
Speaker 1: little bit. I looked, well, here's the thing. When the
Speaker 1: building starts rolling, you don't know if it's like gonna
Speaker 1: be a four point nine or whatever out of Barstow,
Speaker 1: or if it's gonna be an eight point seven. You
Speaker 1: don't know in those initial seconds.
Speaker 6: And I was on the air, Shannon, Yeah, did.
Speaker 2: You freak out? We didn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't freak out.
Speaker 7: I thought that I handled myself very professionally. As a
Speaker 7: matter of fact, given that it was the third time
Speaker 7: there was an earthquake here. Well, I was on the air.
Speaker 6: I think it scared me.
Speaker 1: I just looked at Gary for a while and I
Speaker 1: was just like, is this it? Are we gonna reading
Speaker 1: a parish? And he just looked at me like I
Speaker 1: was a freaking Looney Tunes. Well what is going to
Speaker 1: happen if it is an eight? Are you going to
Speaker 1: run out.
Speaker 2: Of the bill?
Speaker 3: Know what to do in that moment?
Speaker 1: That's why I don't do anything. Yeah, I just sit there.
Speaker 1: I guess in my stupid little chair, write it out
Speaker 1: like it's a roller coaster, Like it's a roller coaster
Speaker 1: going nowhere.
Speaker 6: I will be going somewhere. I think if it was
Speaker 6: an eight, no, you wouldn't Yeah, I don't think I
Speaker 6: would sit here and calm.
Speaker 2: Where are you gonna go under the desk? Okay, well
Speaker 2: that's different.
Speaker 3: You're gonna crept, shobble your way through.
Speaker 2: If you're not going to leave the room.
Speaker 4: You're not going to knock down walls to get into
Speaker 4: broken down portions of the building that might be more secure.
Speaker 7: You might look up and I won't be there, So
Speaker 7: just know that I'll be under here.
Speaker 2: So when I that mic arm will come down, just
Speaker 2: hit the mic on and you will.
Speaker 6: Do that that's a good idea.
Speaker 1: So when I texted your wife you eating the size
Speaker 1: that the sizeable portions of dessert in the middle.
Speaker 4: Of the day, I realized we were going to food
Speaker 4: shame each other with the spouses.
Speaker 2: But okay, that window was open now. And what did
Speaker 2: I say to you?
Speaker 1: I sent it to her and I said, she's gonna
Speaker 1: say to you when you get home. We are skipping
Speaker 1: dinner tonight. She wrote back to me, and she said,
Speaker 1: so I'm making salad for dinner, proof that I know.
Speaker 3: How things go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, huckleberry, Yeah, I'm your huckleberry bell.
Speaker 2: Let me let me make sure that I get this right.
Speaker 4: I don't want to play the movie scene because that'd
Speaker 4: be too easy, but yeah, here it is.
Speaker 8: Val Kilmer did not say huckleberry. He said huckle bearer.
Speaker 8: It's an old kind of cowboy tern for Paul Bear.
Speaker 4: If that was the case, why would Val Kilmer name
Speaker 4: his memoir I'm your Huckleberry.
Speaker 3: I've never heard that alternative.
Speaker 4: But apparently there's a pretty is there a pretty solid
Speaker 4: camp of people who believe he said I'm your huckle
Speaker 4: Bearer and not I'm your huckle bar.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe he named the memoir that because it had
Speaker 1: been misconstrued. I think we're going to need the audio. Well,
Speaker 1: let's go to Paris first, important stuff. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Paris first, shall we. That's a great line. I love Paris.
Speaker 1: Maggie Ruy is with ABC News covering all the excitement
Speaker 1: today and no shortage of it.
Speaker 3: Maggie, thanks for joining us.
Speaker 5: Oh glad to be here yet, come to Paris.
Speaker 9: I like the sound of that.
Speaker 3: You know me, I would if I could.
Speaker 5: It'd have been such a big day here already.
Speaker 9: You know, we talked about leading into this this Olympic,
Speaker 9: all eyes are going to be on gymnastics, and oh
Speaker 9: my gosh, what an incredible showing from Team USA. It
Speaker 9: just wrapped up not that long ago. I was actually
Speaker 9: at the event, so I sprinted back here to call
Speaker 9: you guys to tell you all about it was because
Speaker 9: it was that amazing. I mean, we knew Team USA
Speaker 9: was favored to win gold. We know they have the
Speaker 9: hardest routine of anyone. We know they have these simone.
Speaker 5: Files, but they just delivered.
Speaker 9: And you know, all of the gymnastics experts that were
Speaker 9: there kept saying the same thing. When Team USA shows up,
Speaker 9: they're really unstoppable, and they were. They went into the
Speaker 9: floor routine arguably their best event, already six points up,
Speaker 9: which is major. They ended up crushing the floor routines.
Speaker 9: They won gold six points up. Really no one else
Speaker 9: stood a chance. They were just head and shoulders above
Speaker 9: the rest and it was an amazing thing to witness.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it seems like it was locked up before Simone
Speaker 1: Biles took to the floor routine for the for the
Speaker 1: last event.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I mean, she could have done whatever she wanted, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 9: but she ended up going out there and just you know,
Speaker 9: being her incredible self. And to give you a good
Speaker 9: idea of the scene, all of the events are going
Speaker 9: on at the same time when it's a team gymnastics event,
Speaker 9: but normally at the very end, the floor routine takes
Speaker 9: a little bit longer. So the final person that does
Speaker 9: floor is all by herself out there person with sim
Speaker 9: Own Bile. So you have a stadium of thousands, but
Speaker 9: all of a sudden goes quiet and it's just staring
Speaker 9: at that one person in the middle of the mat.
Speaker 5: And she brought it.
Speaker 9: And crushed it and when she finished, there were so
Speaker 9: many you at the fans in the crowd they started
Speaker 9: chanting USA, USA, and then when they found out they
Speaker 9: had officially won the goals, all five of the gymnasts
Speaker 9: ran out with an American flag.
Speaker 5: It really was such an incredible moment.
Speaker 2: What's the weather like there in Paris?
Speaker 4: I mean, we obviously saw the rain from opening the
Speaker 4: opening ceremonies, but I also saw that it was very
Speaker 4: very warm.
Speaker 3: Like the hottest day there or something.
Speaker 5: Sorry, yeah, hottest day of the year.
Speaker 9: I think it hit about ninety four degrees today. You're
Speaker 9: totally right, and it has been a scorcher.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 9: I think I feel for the athletes because, as you
Speaker 9: mentioned the rain during that opening ceremony, we had a
Speaker 9: couple of days of relentless rain. Athletes had a performing
Speaker 9: over the weekend. Now we have this relentless heat. Athletes
Speaker 9: are performing and some of the events are inside, but
Speaker 9: we have events like skateboarding BMX there in this really
Speaker 9: cool outdoor park.
Speaker 5: But I was there just yesterday where it was five.
Speaker 9: Degrees cooler, but still ninety degrees and the pavement heats up.
Speaker 5: It was unbearable. Something for the athletes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something that I learned when I was there in France.
Speaker 1: A couple of years ago, and they had that a
Speaker 1: historic heat wave. Is that France isn't built for hot
Speaker 1: heat because there are no air conditioning units, and that's
Speaker 1: certainly the case in the Olympic village as well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, exactly, it's been a big problem. I know Team
Speaker 9: USA shipped over some of their own air conditioning units.
Speaker 9: They made sure that the Tmusa was taken care of,
Speaker 9: and organizers say they built the village to be cool,
Speaker 9: so it doesn't need air conditioner.
Speaker 5: But I don't know, guys, I will say, it's so
Speaker 5: hot here right now.
Speaker 9: I kind of can't imagine having escape. When you heard
Speaker 9: an Olympic athlete is you know, you hear these stories
Speaker 9: every hundredths of a second count, So if you have
Speaker 9: one bad night's sleep from being too hot, that could
Speaker 9: be the difference between the metal or no medal. So
Speaker 9: I do feel for them. We're supposed to now have
Speaker 9: potentially a hail store later tonight, so I would say
Speaker 9: we are getting a little bit of everything at this
Speaker 9: Olympics when it comes to weathers awesome.
Speaker 2: Well, have fun, Maggie. We appreciate you checking in.
Speaker 5: All right, Thank you guys. Have a good one.
Speaker 4: Maggie, Ruley ABC News foreign correspondent there in Paris with
Speaker 4: the latest.
Speaker 3: You'll never believe who I just saw out in the hallway.
Speaker 2: Johnny Ringo.
Speaker 1: Well, Johnny Ringo, No, No, John Cobalt, Oh, Johnny Cobalt.
Speaker 1: John Cobalt is back today. Everybody, our long national nightmare
Speaker 1: is over.
Speaker 2: We have something to settle here.
Speaker 8: Bell Kilmer did not say huckleberry. He said huckle bearer.
Speaker 8: It's an old kind of cowboy term.
Speaker 2: For Paul Bear.
Speaker 4: Okay again, my evidence is that he said huckleberry because
Speaker 4: I've seen the movie a bunch of times. He says
Speaker 4: it twice, and then also his memoir. Val Kilmer's memoir
Speaker 4: was called I'm Your Huckleberry. He says it in when
Speaker 4: he's playing cards, and he says it again when he's
Speaker 4: about to shoot and kill. Spoiler alert, Johnny Ringo, I.
Speaker 2: Didn't think you had it in you. I'm your hucklebar.
Speaker 2: There he says it again. Shay it, I'm your hucklebar.
Speaker 1: You know there's people who believe in Hucklebearer. Will hear
Speaker 1: Hucklebearer well, because he's got an accent.
Speaker 2: He does so to play it out, why Johnny Lingo
Speaker 2: looked like somebody just walked over.
Speaker 5: Your brave.
Speaker 2: Fights out with you holiday, I'll beg to differ.
Speaker 3: So I love this movie.
Speaker 7: We started the game, we never got to finish Play
Speaker 7: for Blood.
Speaker 4: Remember that whole and that that poker scene where Sam
Speaker 4: Elliott has to come out.
Speaker 1: And all right, boys, Oh Sam Elliott in his mustache.
Speaker 3: What a great movie.
Speaker 2: Yes, what was your homework that you did on that?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Just that? Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, okay that the people that wrote the movie
Speaker 1: say that it was I'm your huckleberry, She's I'm your guy.
Speaker 2: There are some meaning of it.
Speaker 4: There are some people who went so deep into this
Speaker 4: specifically what the term I'm your huckleberry and what it means.
Speaker 2: It means I'm the man for the job.
Speaker 4: One goes back to the age of chivalry and the
Speaker 4: legend of King Arthur. A knight that swears an oath
Speaker 4: of loyalty to a king has a huckleberry garland draped
Speaker 4: over his land so he would be the king's man
Speaker 4: for a particular job.
Speaker 1: Why is that is the huckleberry revered at that time
Speaker 1: as something that symbolized to loyalty.
Speaker 2: Good question.
Speaker 4: Another meeting would be sidekick Tom Sawyer's sidekick obviously was
Speaker 4: Huckleberry Finn. And then a third meeting they said derives
Speaker 4: from a different expression. Quote just a huckleberry over one's
Speaker 4: permission means just outside of just beyond my abilities. So
Speaker 4: in this sense, i'm you Huckleberry would mean I have
Speaker 4: the skills to complete this.
Speaker 3: I got you covered.
Speaker 4: And then someone corrected and said Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry
Speaker 4: Finn in eighteen eighty five. Doc Holiday died in eighteen
Speaker 4: eighty seven. I'm pretty sure he didn't read the book.
Speaker 4: But again, I'm all hucker, I'm Hucklebert, I'MI all Hucklebarra.
Speaker 4: I hear Huckleberry hucklebarrat. But I like the deep cut
Speaker 4: of huckle Bearer. I that was new information for me,
Speaker 4: and it's fun to learn things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, learn something new. This is what I learned
Speaker 1: on the Gary and Shannon Show this week. That's the
Speaker 1: one thing Hucklebarer. All right, it is time for True
Speaker 1: Crime Tuesday.
Speaker 2: The story is true? Sounds true?
Speaker 7: No, it sounds made up.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Barry and Shannon present True Crime.
Speaker 1: It's funny all the stories that you cover as a
Speaker 1: reporter and the specific scenes that you can bring up
Speaker 1: or call up in a moment, And one of those
Speaker 1: for me is the being outside Scott and Lacy Peterson's
Speaker 1: home in Modesto. I can call that up. I can
Speaker 1: see it right now in my mind, even though it's
Speaker 1: been so many years, because it was such a scene,
Speaker 1: because it was so chaotic, because it was Christmas time
Speaker 1: and you have this beautiful, missing pregnant woman and Scott
Speaker 1: Peterson is milling about doing the mundane things that a
Speaker 1: homeowner does.
Speaker 3: I remember seeing him.
Speaker 1: Take out the trash, move the trash bins, motion to reporter.
Speaker 1: I mean, all of the things that you would not
Speaker 1: do if your very pregnant wife was missing.
Speaker 4: You would do it on every other Saturday morning. My god,
Speaker 4: he was not the one right after your pregnant wife.
Speaker 1: And that's I think why I can call it up
Speaker 1: in a moment's notice, because it was such a bizarre scene.
Speaker 3: What is this guy doing?
Speaker 1: You know, you could tell that he was in the
Speaker 1: backyard around the side of the house, so you could
Speaker 1: see him over the fence and he's just doing things
Speaker 1: in the backyard and do to do nothing to see here, folks,
Speaker 1: And his bizarre behavior continued. Now Mark Gerregis came out
Speaker 1: and said, well, there's no playbook for grief. We all
Speaker 1: know that we all grieve differently. The reason he uses
Speaker 1: that argument is because it's true we all do grieve differently.
Speaker 1: One person's reaction to a death or something shocking like
Speaker 1: you're missing wife is not going to be the same
Speaker 1: as the guy next to you or the woman next
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 2: So it worked.
Speaker 1: I mean, it is a legit argument. But when it
Speaker 1: came to Scott Peterson and his behavior, holy hell. I
Speaker 1: mean taking the call from his mistress during the candlelight
Speaker 1: vigil was another moment of there's no way. Even if
Speaker 1: you hated your wife, let's just say you hated your wife,
Speaker 1: you wanted a divorce, you didn't want to have that baby.
Speaker 3: That was her drive in that train.
Speaker 1: Even if that was the case, if she was missing,
Speaker 1: it would be you'd shut down, wouldn't you?
Speaker 2: If anybody was Nor.
Speaker 1: If like the guy down the hall that I can't
Speaker 1: stand here, if he went missing, I'd be like, what
Speaker 1: where is that person?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: I wasn't thinking about anybody in particular.
Speaker 2: That's fine, that's fine, but it.
Speaker 3: Would be shocking, you know what I mean. Your life
Speaker 3: would be suspended.
Speaker 1: You would be in constant thought about what happened to
Speaker 1: Bob and accounting right where why didn't he arrive home?
Speaker 2: And there is something to be said in my memory
Speaker 2: just in terms of.
Speaker 4: A career in the business in media right and knowing
Speaker 4: a lot of these high profile stories and in some
Speaker 4: cases having some kind of not behind the scenes, but
Speaker 4: maybe more information than the general public does, simply because
Speaker 4: of the nature of what we do in terms of
Speaker 4: we have to find or in your case, we had
Speaker 4: to go to these places and see this sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: This was the first case that I remember of this
Speaker 4: type that I was conscious of. I mean that a
Speaker 4: husband with the wife is missing, wife or girlfriend is missing,
Speaker 4: and the husband or boyfriend acts completely bonkers wrong. There's
Speaker 4: other instances. Chris Watts out of Colorado is another one
Speaker 4: of those perfect where the husband just is you're.
Speaker 2: Doing what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Why would you possibly think you could just go back
Speaker 4: to normal life after you did this horrific thing, and
Speaker 4: that that would be the best way to throw off authorities,
Speaker 4: like I'm just gonna pretend like nothing happened.
Speaker 1: Well, and I know it's against legal advice, but yes,
Speaker 1: a human you want these people to take the stand
Speaker 1: and say, yes, I'm a horrible person. Yes I was
Speaker 1: with Amber Frye. Yes I was not the best husband,
Speaker 1: but I did not kill my wife. There's no way
Speaker 1: I could. You want to hear that, right, you need
Speaker 1: to hear that. So Scott Peterson has never talked. We
Speaker 1: haven't really seen he did that one and I think
Speaker 1: Diane so or interview if I remember correctly, when she
Speaker 1: was still missing. Twenty years after he was sentenced to
Speaker 1: life in prison for the murder of his wife Lacy
Speaker 1: and their unborn son, Connor, Scott Peterson will speak out
Speaker 1: from prison for the first time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a crime documentary called Face to Face
Speaker 4: with Scott Peterson from Peacock.
Speaker 10: Thanks for talking with me today.
Speaker 2: He didn't want to be a dad, didn't want to
Speaker 2: pay child support, didn't want to spay spousal and this
Speaker 2: is the way he thought about getting out of it.
Speaker 10: I believe my brother in law, Scott has been wrongfully
Speaker 10: convicted of that murder.
Speaker 2: He's been in prison since April of two thousand and three.
Speaker 10: Scott has not spoken on camera about the case in
Speaker 10: those twenty one years. Why should anyone care about what
Speaker 10: you have to say? Twenty years later, the deeper you.
Speaker 2: Get into this case, the more questions you have.
Speaker 1: So the teaser does obviously does not have him speaking
Speaker 1: in it, but there are two shots of him, and
Speaker 1: he appears to be on like a zoom call from prison.
Speaker 3: And he's just kind of staring at the at the screen.
Speaker 2: So it also his sister in law, Janey Peterson, as
Speaker 2: you as you say, she's been a nut job for him, go.
Speaker 4: Her voice is the one that said that she believes
Speaker 4: that Scott was wrongfully convicted of the murder. And she's
Speaker 4: not even blood relative, she's a sister in law and
Speaker 4: she's so fervently I don't know if that makes a difference,
Speaker 4: but to me, there is something of a disconnect there.
Speaker 4: But she's the one who's so fervently defending him. There
Speaker 4: are in depth conversations with Scott. Peterson says, they're also
Speaker 4: going to be talking with Al Borkini, one of the
Speaker 4: Modesto Police Department detectives, John Buehler, Scott's former defense attorney,
Speaker 4: Laura Euret's and then.
Speaker 1: She was like she was like an intern at the
Speaker 1: time pretty much. Oh really for the Garrigus firm. If
Speaker 1: I'm not mistaken, She was very young. Pat Harris was
Speaker 1: co counsel and I think took over the second trial.
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 2: It sounds about right.
Speaker 1: He's one of the slimiest defense attorneys I have ever
Speaker 1: laid eyes on, Like just you just you just know
Speaker 1: there's something wrong there.
Speaker 4: This is also going to follow the latest developments in
Speaker 4: the case. They'll talk about the LA Innocence Project and
Speaker 4: the announcement earlier this year that it was going to
Speaker 4: take on Scott's case in an attempt to overturn the
Speaker 4: murder conviction.
Speaker 2: That was the story that was back in January.
Speaker 4: Basically, they filed four motions in court here in California,
Speaker 4: including one for DNA testing, saying that there is new
Speaker 4: evidence that supports that Scott Peterson's long that supports his
Speaker 4: long standing claim of innocence. Of course, it was denied
Speaker 4: that they announced it effort to clear Scott's name, but
Speaker 4: the attorney said, I will confirm we are thrilled to
Speaker 4: have the incredibly skilled attorneys at the LA Innocence Project
Speaker 4: and their expertise becoming involved in the efforts to prove
Speaker 4: Scott's If I remember correctly, the judge allowed one piece
Speaker 4: of evidence to be brought in, but it didn't result
Speaker 4: in anything simply because it was the brown van or
Speaker 4: the orange van, and that somehow that was belonging to
Speaker 4: gypsies who were walking around.
Speaker 2: They yes, the gypsies.
Speaker 4: The gypsies stealing pregnant women from their homes and dumping
Speaker 4: them into the San Francisco Bay, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was sweeping the area at the time, it
Speaker 3: was not.
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