Catherine Crier has been covering the Peterson  case since Laci Peterson disappeared from her home on December 24,  2002. Crier, a former judge and one of television's most popular legal  analysts, was among the first to question the behavior of Laci's  husband, Scott Peterson. And with her network of journalistic sources,  Crier was soon able to penetrate the core of the police investigation  that followed -- gaining access to a huge and revealing body of  previously unseen police reports, transcripts of recorded  conversations, photographic evidence, and other exclusive  materials. Drawing on these resources -- and extensive interviews with  key witnesses and lead investigators -- Crier has written this  astonishingly detailed and intimate look at the most notorious murder  case since O. J. Simpson.    Among the revelations in A Deadly Game:      Dozens of actual conversations involving Scott, Amber Frey, the police, and his family, friends, and others -- filled with Scott's chilling and incriminating behavior    The most complete account ever of Scott's lies and manipulation -- in the words of those who knew him best    Accounts of Scott's womanizing from his conquests themselves -- including the woman he was dating just before Laci, and two of his mistresses before Amber    How Laci's mother confronted Scott with furious accusations -- while his own mother privately urged him to "deny, deny, deny"    How swift police work may have saved the case in the first twenty-four hours    The untold story of how Amber maintained contact with Scott without informing police, and was briefly considered a suspect    How Scott bragged to two different witnesses about how to kill someone    Many never-before-seen police photos, documents, and evidence files      Thoroughly engrossing yet highly disturbing, A Deadly Game is the definitive account of a murder that left an indelible stain on the American psyche.

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