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Drew Peterson Proves it’s easy to kill your wife

by mpress | November 13, 2007 at 04:44 am

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How easy is it to kill your wife in America? If your a Chicago
cop real easy. In fact you have to be an idiot to get caught. Look at
Drew Peterson. Has anyone done a survey of how many wives have
disappeared in the last 8 years? If there is no body there is no crime
right? If Stacey Petersons body is not found what happens? This Drew
Peterson assho;e knows what to do. He doesn’t even bother to show any
emotion. He’s like ” she left with some other guy and took her bikini”
I’m not kidding, that is what he said. That alone should get him
arrested. Now they are getting ready to correct a massive mistake and
pull Kathleen Savios body out of it’s resting place and with her the
ghost of a botched investigation that facilitated Drew Peterson to
happily pick his next victim. Like a movie scene I hope he feels a cold
chill when the body is exhumed.

A tent raised at the grave of Drew Peterson’s third wife indicates authorities are ready to exhume the body of Kathleen Savio, whose mysterious 2004 death now is being investigated as a potential murder.

Her resting place at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Hillside is expected to be opened this week, though Will County authorities are not disclosing when the exhumation will occur.

The tent visible Monday at the cemetery should help shield the work from camera crews and hovering news helicopters, a law enforcement source said.

The preparation work there occurred as dozens of volunteers searched forest preserves near Bolingbrook and Naperville without success for Peterson’s fourth wife, Stacy, who vanished on Oct. 28.

More volunteers are expected to resume looking today after an earlier sweep of the western suburbs revealed unspecified new information that has relatives hopeful of finding some sign of the missing Bolingbrook mom.

“We did get some new information, and we’ll probably be concentrating on other areas,” said Pam Bosco, a spokeswoman for Stacy Peterson’s family, declining to disclose other details.

State Police largely have concentrated their efforts on ponds, rivers and quarries in the area, but hundreds of volunteers have searched more than 40 square miles of open land by foot, all-terrain vehicle and horseback.

Source: Chicago Sun