Scott Peterson Involved in Prison Altercation Over Pickleball Game

The convicted murderer sustained minor injuries after a dispute with a fellow inmate at Mule Creek State Prison in California.

Scott Peterson, convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son in 2002, was injured in a prison altercation at Mule Creek State Prison in California.
The incident reportedly occurred during a pickleball game on Sunday, where Peterson allegedly hit a ball directly at another inmate, sparking a physical confrontation.
Prison officials confirmed the altercation and described Peterson's injuries as minor, not requiring hospitalization.
Peterson, who maintains his innocence, is serving a life sentence without parole and has sought to overturn his conviction with the help of the Los Angeles Innocence Project.
The case of Laci Peterson's 2002 disappearance and murder garnered widespread media attention and inspired the book and film 'Gone Girl.'