www.justiceforchandra.com

[rd]

" It is not known whether Peterson was on his way to play golf at Torrey Pines at the time of his arrest. However, he was apprehended on Callan Road, which intersects Torrey Pines Road and leads directly into the Torrey Pines Lodge and golf course parking lot. "


This makes more sense to me. He was driving in a car he had just bought with a fake name and a Florida drivers license carrying $10,000 in cash, knowing he was being tailed by undercover. I think he was trying to elsude them and slip out of the country into Mexico.

I had seen other accounts that said he was arrested at the golf club taking clubs out of the trunk of his car. I never believed he was going to play golf that day but instead knew he needed to make a run for it.

rd

[rd]

Here's a sad update on Laci's home. It was a happy home with a happy mommy-to-be in it. Now even the trees in the yard are dead.

The buyer apparently was trying to make a lot of money off its notoriety by auctioning it off on eBay. The one who ended up with it is a "Simi Valley" bank. That would be Countrywide.

rd

from www.foxnews.com (fair use)
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,286400,00.html

California Bank Takes Possession of Peterson Home
Fox News
June 23, 2007

MODESTO, Calif. — No one showed up to bid on the former home of Scott and Laci Peterson, leaving a bank to take possession of the tidy house that was once at the center of a national drama.

A foreclosure auctioneer opened and closed bidding Friday on the small bungalow where the couple lived before the pregnant wife disappeared on Christmas Eve and her husband was charged with her murder.

With that, Modesto's most notorious piece of real estate became the property of a Simi Valley bank.

Its most recent owner, Gerry Roberts, purchased the house for $390,000 in 2005 — $10,000 more than the asking price — and declared he had just bought "probably the most controversial home in the world."

A few days later, a tabloid printed photos of a red-stained knife recovered from a patio cabinet, which forensic evidence later proved was not blood. Roberts blamed media interviews for the loss of his job shortly afterward, then put the home for sale on eBay.

Roberts filed for bankruptcy protection in February, listing $340,000 owed to the lender as his largest debt.

The home's front lawn, where hundreds had left flowers, stuffed animals and candles after Laci Peterson disappeared in December 2002, has since turned a sickly yellow and the trees appear to be dead or dying.

The remains of Peterson and her fetus were later recovered along the shore of the San Francisco Bay. Peterson was convicted of her murder in December 2004 and is currently on death row at San Quentin State Prison.

The family's former home joins about 4,500 others for sale in Stanislaus County, which has the third-highest foreclosure rates in the United States, just behind San Joaquin and Merced counties.

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[laskipper]

Forclosure rates are soaring all over. Scary!

Why this guy would want to buy the Peterson house is beyond me.

Then he trys to sell it on eBay? Guess the hustler was hustled?

ls
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[gozgals]

LASkipper

[laskipper]

Morning Goz an all,

Yeah, it turns your stomach that some people would attempt to capitalize on another family's tragedy.

Odd that all the trees are dying in the Peterson yard?

ls
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A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves
~
French philosopher Bertrand de Jouvenel (1903-1987)

[jane]

I does seem odd about the trees, doesn't it.
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