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I wonder how many pathologists they had to talk to before they found one to testify favorably for the defense?

I wonder how many pathologists they had to talk to before they found one to testify favorable for the defense?

Hmmm.......interesting. I'm in agreement that the statement, "She's where she wants to be," is a huge clue. I've always thought that.

Oops, you left out *advertiser censored*....don't forget *advertiser censored*.

Sorry, UTTER NONSENSE.

I have read the sites you mentioned and I have a two-word conclusion: UTTER NONSENSE After the fact is always convenient. You could take the utterings of every person, play them backwards, and find 3 and 4 word "confessions" for every crime. Pardon me, but I ask again, "Is there any evidence...

Thanks for the info. I"m just leaving on vacation and don't have time to look, but am interested to see when I return. For what it's worth, I do think that LE also believes she's in a body of water. Many of their searches have taken place there. But, what would be better is knowing which...

Drew's plane is like a flying seat. It doesn't have room for anything. Second, please excuse my skepticism, but is there any evidence anywhere that backward speech has ever solved a crime? My question is sincere.

I can completely understand the validity of entering Kathleen's own words in her own handwriting to the court. This seems, to me, an absolutely fair and reasonable use of the law. While I personally loathe Drew Peterson and am certain he killed both Kathleen and Stacy, I have to wonder about...

I simply don't think that is correct. Otherwise, there wouldn't be exhumations for second autopsies. When I had to plan a funeral, I was told that the embalming guaranteed the integrity of the body for 50 years. I don't think there are many people who put the embalmer to the test, but I think...

This man apparently has a bad public school education as his article is filled with incorrect English and at least one very blatant incomplete sentence. It is stunning that he can get a job as a writer. He states that most of the evidence in this case has been leaked. Huh? It seems to me...

40,000 pages of documents sounds like a lot and I certainly have no idea what's in them. But I do know what they don't have: They don't have a body. They don't have an autopsy report saying she was a victim of homicide. They don't have any eye witnesses who saw her being murdered. They...

You know, I wondered why the prosecution wanted Drew to shut up. This imbecile simply digs the hole a little deeper every time he opens his silly, inane mouth. But, I think I figured it out - I think they're afraid he'll ask for a change of venue and get it. I don't think they want that, and...

That was another reason Stacy had to go - she was in the driver's seat. If Stacy no longer loved Drew; she no longer had to protect him. Had Stacy lived, she would be a lot better off with Drew in jail. She would have all the assets and she wouldn't have to worry about Drew killing her. SO...

Drew will never be a free man again unless an awfully lot of things go his way. While a lot of posters were looking for an indictment for Stacy's death soon after he was arrested for Kathleen's, I thought just the opposite. The reason is that the state knows that Drew is a murderer - probably...

Yes, I think you're correct about that.

I think that since Drew was in LE all those years and saw the evolution of trace evidence, he would be very aware of how important it is to get rid of it. Even if he didn't want to dissolve her completely, just enough to get rid of any trace evidence that could link him to the crime is really...

There are lots of sleuths here who have a lot more info than I regarding this case. That being said, I did have another thought regarding disposal...... Drew may have had one idea for disposal, but then had to re-think. Here's what I mean: Most of us here who think Drew murdered Stacy...

The problem I see with all the cremation talk and people owing Drew talk is that accomplices talk. How much do you think the National Enquirer would pay for that scoop? What kind of deal could a convict work out for the info that would put Drew behind bars for life? What about a 7-figure book...

Well sleuths, the good news in all this is that Drew just keeps on tightening the noose a little. You know that he'll NEVER take the stand in any criminal trial. However, the prosecution will have tons of 'testimony' from our buddy Drew from all the TV interviews, radio interviews, and stunts...