Store Tapes May Help in Search for Woman
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Police said Monday that they are reviewing surveillance tapes from a sports store after receiving a tip that Laci Peterson, missing since Christmas Eve, was there that afternoon.
But despite a six-day, round-the-clock search, police say, they still have no idea what happened to Peterson, 27, who is eight months pregnant. She has not been seen since she set out for a walk with her golden retriever on Dec. 24.
At 4:30 p.m. today, there will be a candlelight vigil.
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