Next week, Scott Peterson, or his famous attorney Mark Garragos, will plead for mercy, after Peterson was found guilty of murdering his wife and their unborn son on Christmas Eve 2002.
The case has drawn worldwide attention.
When the verdict was announced, crowds cheered much like the days of the Roman Coliseum.
Although the prosecution could not produce any concrete evidence that Peterson had actually committed the crimes, circumstantial evidence was piled deep and proved…