ANDERSON COOPER, CNN ANCHOR: The discovery of Laci Peterson and her baby left her family and her in-laws to cope with their grief. As John Soderman of affiliate KUSI in San Diego reports, they are trying to stay out of the spotlight right now.</s>JOHN SODERMAN, KUSI CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): At the Claremont home of Scott Peterson's brother, KUSI's Lenay Lewis obtained reaction to the news of Laci and unborn infant's death, as well as Peterson's risk.</s>LENAY LEWIS, KUSI CORRESPONDENT: Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but we're hoping that with the latest news that's come out, we could get you get you guys to make just a brief statement.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, ma'am.</s>LEWIS: Why not? The public wants to hear from you guys. And we want to give you the opportunity.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, not tonight. It's family time. And we're having quiet time And we're praying. And...</s>LEWIS: Your reaction -- can you give us your reaction.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I'm sad and heartbroken.</s>LEWIS: You're sad and heartbroken? OK, thank you.</s>SODERMAN: Meantime, at the home of Scott Peterson's parents, there is no reaction, just the same note that's been up for quite a while.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I know they must be under a lot of pressure. I just would hate to be in their position.</s>SODERMAN: But as the silence grows from inside, a most understandably distraught Peterson household. Outside, the media presence grows. And then there are even those who show up to shoot their own home video. I saw you took your camera and walked up to the front door. What were you doing there?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I was videotaping the little note that they had on front of the door.
Peterson Family Copes With Grief