Amen!If it were I, that would be the last thing that I would do--threaten a murderer!
Amen!If it were I, that would be the last thing that I would do--threaten a murderer!
I think Thomas has admitted much to LE and the memory lapses talked about may not even exist..meaning all of this Thomas story is supposedly a leak....so to put more pressure on Drew I can see them saying Thomas didn't supply as much info as he may have to the police. As far as him not being home..I think he is in a safe house now....Drew has too many friends in low places to leave Thomas out and about.
Has anyone noticed that most of the newspaper accounts of Drew P and Tom end after saying they put the barrel or container in Drew P's truck? So while he helped to load the container, I am not sure if he helped to dispose of it. Getting it into the truck would be much harder for one person to do than getting it out of the truck.
Has anyone seen anything that indicates that Tom helped Drew P to dispose of the body?
I will also point out that when a known substance abuser gets rushed to the ER blacked out or in a coma, cops don't come running to look for foul play.
I would bet that many, many people who OD don't remember exactly what they took or where they got the stuff. If Thomas said he did not mean to OD, are cops going to test the inside of the bottle to see if it was spiked? You'd probably have to get a very persistant lawyer or family member to insist, and sign stuff agreeing to pay for the extra testing.
People don't believe drunks, even when they sober up and are telling the truth. They write them off as hopeless. Alcoholism is a very misunderstood disease.
I seriously doubt cops were on top of it enough to do a thourough investigation before someone got rid of whatever Thomas ingested.
Consider an alcoholic who just realized he is an accomplice to murder, give him a bottle, and unless he is Powerfully recovered, he will drink it...all of it.
JMO
Susan
The more I think about this, the more I think Drew has blackmail info on Morphey, perhaps info not relating to this case. I believe Drew feels that he can intimidate Morphey into helping and to be quite because there is something really bad in Morphey's past that Drew knows about. It's help me out or you are going down for your past.You're right. They may not have believed him. But I think that after they learned that he may have been duped (if he was) into helping Drew P that then they may have taken him seriously.
I have been following this, just reading and reading. Am wondering where step brother was when wife #3 died? Was this someone Drew knew (or thought) he could trust?
Sabego
Don't most crimes have a statute of limitations? I don't know the law. So, I could be wrong. In any case, I would throw myself at the mercy of the police and confess to any and all past behaviors, totally spilling the beans on DP. If DP knowingly covered for his stepbrother, wouldn't that be a worse crime because he is a police officer sworn to uphold the law??The more I think about this, the more I think Drew has blackmail info on Morphey, perhaps info not relating to this case. I believe Drew feels that he can intimidate Morphey into helping and to be quited because there is something really bad in Morphey's past that Drew knows about. It's help me out or you are going down for your past.
Seems like Morphey has a bad past that Drew knows about....hence the drug use, memory lapses, willingness to participate in what he must know is a cover up.
Morphey is in deep water either way and is trying to keep his past crimes, and his current involvement quiet. It was too much, so he tried to commit suicide. JMO
I agree completely, CO. I believe that DP involved Morphey because knowing his history, I think DP thought that LE wouldn't view him as credible, if he were to turn over evidence.
Another poster on here, TGIRecovered, said yesterday that she suspected that DP might have actually poisioned Morphey, which I have a tendency to agree with her theory......DP gave Morphey a bottle of his favorite beverage, with the anti-depressants laced in it.
Don't most crimes have a statute of limitations? I don't know the law. So, I could be wrong. In any case, I would throw myself at the mercy of the police and confess to any and all past behaviors, totally spilling the beans on DP. If DP knowingly covered for his stepbrother, wouldn't that be a worse crime because he is a police officer sworn to uphold the law??
(snip)
Thomas Morphey is known in his Bolingbrook subdivision for his award-winning Christmas light display and meticulously striped lawn. But his home's tidy facade belies his messy history of substance abuse issues and a lengthy rap sheet.
http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/napervillesun/news/672837,6_1_NA29_PETERSON_S2.article
This may explain why Drew P felt comfortable going to Morph with his problems.
Throughout the 1990s, Morphey accumulated domestic violence arrests in DuPage County. He pleaded guilty to battery in exchange for supervision, which was revoked when he twice failed to show for his court-ordered psychological evaluation.
http://www.suntimes.com/news/673051,CST-NWS-boling29.article
And yet Drew paints a picture that Stacy's family was screwed up. Drews family is the secret scary screwed up family type. IMO. Stacy's family was struggling with challenges that life threw at them.
I have been following this, just reading and reading. Am wondering where step brother was when wife #3 died? Was this someone Drew knew (or thought) he could trust?
Sabego