In a groundbreaking development, convicted murderer Scott Peterson will break his silence in a three-part docuseries titled "Face to Face With Scott Peterson," set to air exclusively on Peacock, NBC's streaming service, starting August 20th.

The highly-anticipated docuseries will feature the first on-camera interview with Peterson in over two decades, offering a rare glimpse into the mind of the man convicted of killing his wife, Laci Peterson, and their unborn son, Conner, in a case that captivated the nation.

While the jury found Peterson guilty of the heinous crime, his family and experts close to the case have spent years tirelessly scrutinizing evidence and exploring alternative theories surrounding Laci's murder. They believe there are inconsistencies that warrant further investigation.

Scott Peterson's trial began in June 2004, where prosecutors painted him as a man entangled in an extramarital affair, burdened by debt, and overwhelmed by the pressures of impending fatherhood. Although there was not an overwhelming amount of direct evidence linking Peterson to the murders, the jury convicted him on two counts of murder, leading to a death sentence.

However, in a recent turn of events, California's Supreme Court overturned Peterson's death sentence in 2020. He has since been re-sentenced to life without the possibility of parole in 2021. The Los Angeles Innocence Project has also expressed interest in investigating Peterson's "claim of actual innocence."

Peterson's new legal team has filed motions regarding additional evidence and DNA testing. They have requested DNA testing be conducted on items such as a bloody mattress, tarp, plastic bag found near Laci's remains, as well as duct tape and twine discovered near the baby.

During a court hearing, Paula Mitchell, an attorney and director of the Innocence Project, asserted that there is "no direct evidence" implicating Scott Peterson in the case, further fueling the ongoing debate surrounding his conviction.

The upcoming "Face to Face With Scott Peterson" docuseries aims to shed new light on this high-profile murder case and invites viewers to dig deeper into the details surrounding Laci Peterson's tragic death. With exclusive access to Peterson's first on-camera interview in years, the docuseries promises to unravel the intricate web of evidence and unearth alternative perspectives on the case.

As the premiere date approaches, public curiosity grows, eager to hear Scott Peterson's side of the story. Will this interview offer new insights or simply reinforce existing beliefs? All will be revealed when "Face to Face With Scott Peterson" airs, providing a platform for the man at the center of one of America's most notorious crimes to finally tell his own tale.