Post by CCADP on Jan 12, 2006 5:21:40 GMT -5
'CHARITABLE' SICKO SCOTT HAILS LACI'S MOM
By DAVID K. LI Post Correspondent
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January 12, 2006 -- LOS ANGELES — Death-row resident Scott Peterson offered ghoulish praise for the mom of his murdered wife Laci, and boasted that he donated to her memorial scholarship fund.
The murderous Casanova said he and Laci were longtime education boosters, and hoped a book by Laci's mom, Sharon Rocha, could help students. Peterson, 33, was convicted of murdering Laci, who vanished around Christmas Eve 2002, and their unborn son Connor.
"We both volunteered at elementary schools during our high-school years. Later, we were lucky enough to do some things for our college alma mater," he wrote in an open letter to the Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty, which maintains a Web site for Scott and other condemned men.
"We could have, we should have, done more. We gave money in our 20s, not time, and time truly is more valuable."
Peterson said he donated money to a scholarship fund in his slain wife's name.
"I was pleased when a scholarship fund was established in Laci's name at the high school from which she graduated. Thank you to those who did this," the killer wrote. "It hurt when my donation from jail to this fund was almost rejected."
david.li@nypost.com
www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/60234.htm
By DAVID K. LI Post Correspondent
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January 12, 2006 -- LOS ANGELES — Death-row resident Scott Peterson offered ghoulish praise for the mom of his murdered wife Laci, and boasted that he donated to her memorial scholarship fund.
The murderous Casanova said he and Laci were longtime education boosters, and hoped a book by Laci's mom, Sharon Rocha, could help students. Peterson, 33, was convicted of murdering Laci, who vanished around Christmas Eve 2002, and their unborn son Connor.
"We both volunteered at elementary schools during our high-school years. Later, we were lucky enough to do some things for our college alma mater," he wrote in an open letter to the Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty, which maintains a Web site for Scott and other condemned men.
"We could have, we should have, done more. We gave money in our 20s, not time, and time truly is more valuable."
Peterson said he donated money to a scholarship fund in his slain wife's name.
"I was pleased when a scholarship fund was established in Laci's name at the high school from which she graduated. Thank you to those who did this," the killer wrote. "It hurt when my donation from jail to this fund was almost rejected."
david.li@nypost.com
www.nypost.com/news/nationalnews/60234.htm
