There have been multiple documentaries about this case, and this one doesn't tell us anything new just because Scott speaks. I don't see a man broken because he was falsely convicted, I see someone who thinks that he's served enough time and wants another chance at life.
He offers no explanation of why he drove 90 miles to go fishing on a day that was too cold and wet to play golf.
He demonstrates no discernible distress at the loss of Laci, or that of his child.
He still comes across as disingenuous and self-focused. He doesn't seem concerned with finding the 'real' killer/s, just in convincing the audience that he had nothing to do with the deaths.
He calls Amber a liar, and claims that he made no promises about their relationship and future despite recordings implying a commitment.
The dedication of his sister-in-law beggars belief. She supports his innocence with a conviction that is bordering on unsettling.
I still feel that Scott Peterson is where he belongs and that he should die in jail.