Scott Peterson Blog

Convicted murderer and death row inmate Scott Peterson has a personal blog hosted by the non-profit group Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty (CCADP). Peterson's family also has a website called ScottPetersonAppeal.org, as well a blog called "Journey to Justice". The blog features posts written by Peterson, his sister and his parents, which detail his appeal of his murder conviction.

On May 5, 2009, Peterson's family posted a message on the blog announcing that the family of Laci Peterson, his wife that he was convicted of murdering, has withdrawn their civil lawsuit against him for her death and the death of her unborn child.AC360 (CNN): Scott Peterson Keeps Blogging

On July 14, 2009, the Peterson family posted a blog entry stating that they needed money to fund the Appellate court appeal. They are approximately $95,000 short to cover expenses for the investigation and are seeking donations between $5 and $50.http://scottpetersonappeal.org/cblog/

Sharon Rocha, the mother of Laci Peterson, is upset that Scott Peterson is still able to communicate to the outside world. She says in an interview with CNN's Larry King, "I still feel that it's not right that Scott has the ability to speak on the Internet through his family or friends or whomever." The interview aired on July 17, 2008.CNN.com: Laci Peterson's mom outraged over former son-in-law's blog (July 18, 2008)

Scott Peterson was convicted of killing his pregnant wife Laci Peterson in 2003. Laci Peterson was reported missing after her disappearance on Christmas Eve in 2002. Laci Peterson's body was found April of 2003 in California's Berkeley Marina. Her unborn baby boy was found washed up miles away.CourtTVNews: Laci Peterson Timeline

Scott Peterson was sentenced to death in March of 2005. He has since appealed the case and remains on death row in San Quentin State Prison.CNN.com: Peterson sentenced to death for wife's slaying (March 17, 2005)

• "Knowing that there are rational, thoughtful people, willing to look at the evidence, and some so kind as to drop notes of good will or send a small donation has a huge positive impact. We want to have better communication with such great people and it has been suggested that we do a blog." - Scott Peterson, entry from Journey to JusticeJourney to Justice: Let's Try a Blog (June 6, 2008)