Scott's father, Lee, later testified that Scott was discouraged by the considerable competition that Mickelson and an unnamed future-pro presented. In 1990, Scott enrolled at Arizona State University (where Mickelson had also enrolled) on a partial golf scholarship. By the end of high school, he was one of the top junior golfers in San Diego.
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For a time, Scott had dreams of becoming a professional golfer, and he was teammates with future-pro Phil Mickelson at the University of San Diego High School. He began playing golf at an early age, and, by age 14, he could beat his father at the game. As a child, Scott shared a bedroom with his half-brother John in the family's two-bedroom apartment in La Jolla. Lee and Jackie had six children from previous relationships. Scott was born October 24, 1972, in San Diego, California, to Lee Arthur Peterson, who owned a crate-packaging company, and Jacqueline "Jackie" Helen Latham, who owned a boutique in La Jolla called The Put On. After graduating from Thomas Downey High School, she attended California Polytechnic State University, majoring in ornamental horticulture. Laci was a cheerleader in junior high and high school. Sharon eventually married Ron Grantski, who helped raise Laci and Brent from the time Laci was two years old. Sharon and the children moved to Modesto, though the children visited the dairy farm on weekends.
Sharon and Dennis divorced when Laci and her brother were young. : 5 Laci worked on the farm from a young age and also enjoyed gardening with her mother. Laci's older brother, Brent Rocha, was born in 1971. Laci was born May 4, 1975, to Sharon Anderson : 4 and Dennis Robert Rocha, who had met in high school : 5 and owned a dairy farm west of Escalon, California. Early life and marriage Laci Denise Peterson Originally sentenced to death, Scott's sentence was overturned in 2020, and, in 2021, he was re-sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Laci's husband, Scott Lee Peterson (born October 24, 1972), was convicted of first-degree murder for her death and second-degree murder for the death of their unborn son. December 24, 2002) was an American woman killed while eight-months pregnant with her first child. Double-murder, uxoricide, feticide, filicideįirst-degree murder with special circumstances, second-degree murderĭeath reduced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole on appeal
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