Stacy Ann Peterson, Bolingbrook IL #12

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Pharlap said:
All of the industrial buildings around the canal are privately owned. Some have gates and some don't but just signs...with security guards that I had the pleasure to meeting and escorted out...:slap:
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ROFLMAO!!! Way to go!
 
SeriouslySearching said:
I wish I did, Pharlap...but no. That is wonderful of you tho! I would love it if more people would think like you do.

That is why I think they should ask people to set aside a Saturday or whatever to check their properties. The restricted ones could be searched without permissions being asked and granted etc.

It could be a GRAND scale media event for Stacy! Some radio station or tv station could set up a phone bank for people to call in to report that their property was searched and is all clear...or not! Then LE could be called in to take over the scene should anyone find anything. (And the radio or tv station would get an exclusive on the story)
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You know with the number of missing people in Chicago that is a great idea! They could promote the rewards offered in the cases, do some hype to get everyone involved. And make it for all the missing, not just one individual.
 
Pharlap said:
All of the industrial buildings around the canal are privately owned. Some have gates and some don't but just signs...with security guards that I had the pleasure of meeting and escorted out...:slap:
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A novel way to meet men. Be the first in your neighborhood.

(chuckle)
 
dee10134 said:
So you're saying to just go onto a restricted property to search without permission? That's a great way to get arrested for trespassing! :slap:

I'm about to sound pretty pessimistic here, but I really don't think they'll ever find her. I think DP was very smart and covered all of his bases. Not to mention that I've notice that interest in the case has waned here in the Southland. Not a lot of people are even talking about Stacy Peterson anymore. I've seen her flyer posted in a few bars in downtown Lockport, but that's about the extent of Stacy Peterson that I've seen in my area.
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Twenty-nine years in LE offers excellent training in forever gone body disintegration.
 
Trino said:
Restricted doesn't necessarily mean government owned. I assume permission would need to be given or a warrant issued to search private or corporate property.
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No!! I meant...the people who DO have access to those areas should be the ones to go out and search them!! NOT that people without permission should do it! Hence, no permissions would NEED to be granted for a search to be conducted! :rolleyes: It would save LE the hassle of obtaining warrants to conduct the searches, too!! Saves time and manpower if it is requested that everyone RESPONSIBLE for their OWN properties are out looking.
 
Wudge said:
Twenty-nine years in LE offers excellent training in forever gone body disintegration.
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If you had the time to carry it out and the supplies already purchased...possibly. In my opinion, this was done quickly and not as someone with excellent training would have liked.
 
SeriouslySearching said:
No!! I meant...the people who DO have access to those areas should be the ones to go out and search them!! NOT that people without permission should do it! Hence, no permissions would NEED to be granted for a search to be conducted! :rolleyes: It would save LE the hassle of obtaining warrants to conduct the searches, too!! Saves time and manpower if it is requested that everyone RESPONSIBLE for their OWN properties are out looking.
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OH! :doh::p
 
Recently there was an article that told how many missing persons there were in Chicago (it was a lot.) I have been looking for the article and can't find it.

I wonder, is there any way we can get the statistics on the number of missing persons in Chicago? If we could then we could use that to write an email and do an email campaign to the media in Chicago and suburbs asking that they hold a 'Missing Persons Day' and publicize requests for property owners to check their properties. They could talk about the fact that rewards are offered in many of the cases and do some hype and 'community pride' type PR and maybe get the community interested in actually doing it.

What do you all think?
 
mysteriew said:
Recently there was an article that told how many missing persons there were in Chicago (it was a lot.) I have been looking for the article and can't find it.

I wonder, is there any way we can get the statistics on the number of missing persons in Chicago? If we could then we could use that to write an email and do an email campaign to the media in Chicago and suburbs asking that they hold a 'Missing Persons Day' and publicize requests for property owners to check their properties. They could talk about the fact that rewards are offered in many of the cases and do some hype and 'community pride' type PR and maybe get the community interested in actually doing it.

What do you all think?
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I think it an excellent idea and one that could help the public recognize the plight.
 
Wudge said:
Twenty-nine years in LE offers excellent training in forever gone body disintegration.
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OMG! I actually agree with you Wudge. :p
That's exactly what I think DP did. I believe he used all his LE 'knowledge' (I'm using that term lightly) to get rid of a body.
 
philamena said:
OMG! I actually agree with you Wudge. :p
That's exactly what I think DP did. I believe he used all his LE 'knowledge' (I'm using that term lightly) to get rid of a body.
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From day one, I thought that way...
He probably was or had someone store it and later drove it to that last destination.
Let me tell you, there's so many buildings in the industrial area within a 10 mile area, it's mind boggling...
Say the least a lot of guards around...
However the time the last ping and guards around,a different matter, plus him having a badge helps...
 
philamena said:
OMG! I actually agree with you Wudge. :p
That's exactly what I think DP did. I believe he used all his LE 'knowledge' (I'm using that term lightly) to get rid of a body.
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Learned knowledge examples: a chemical bath, a furnace, a long forgotten well, etc..
 
SS mentioned that she wished media would have a public search for missing persons day. That got me started, because I knew I had seen some statistics for Chicago about missing persons.

It's a sad fact that it's not that unusual for someone to vanish in Chicago. Chicago Police Department files are packed with missing-person cases -- kids, mostly, but also a growing number of adults.

Of the 20,000-plus people reported missing in Chicago last year, about 8,000 were 17 or older -- 40 percent of the total, up from 35 percent in 2000.

The figures are inching upward nationally, too. Last year, 169,447 adult missing-person cases were logged nationwide, up from 144,209 a decade ago.

http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/missing/614159,CST-NWS-missing22.article
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Now of the 20,000 a percentage of them will probably return. But a percentage will never return. And a large percentage of them are in all probability dead. Dead, missed, and ignored.

I would like for us to use those figures to try to push the Chicago media into declaring a "missing person's day." As a part of their broadcasts and articles they could talk about the fact that rewards are available in many of the missing persons cases, they could encourage property owners and tenants of those properties to walk the grounds and what they should be checking and looking for (like checking in containers on the property and checking the ground for new areas that may have been dug, depressions and mounds and signs of burn sites that cannot be previously accounted for.) Property owners should be checking out their vacant properties.

It should be a matter of pride for any community to come together in the time of crisis. And when a person is missing, that is indeed a time of crisis. To ignore the fact that they have decomposing remains of once living human beings in their alleys, fields, woods, ditches and basements they own is not anything to be proud of. To not even try to locate them is worse.

Since we have been watching the Peterson case, one body was found in an abandoned home, one was found in a ditch- the one in a ditch was thought to have been there for 13 years.

In the next few days I am going to be sending out some emails to as many media providers as I can find asking that the media come together, choose a date and then go public with the information and the request.

Property owners don't have to be searching for a reward, not for Lisa or Stacy or for any particular person. They will be doing it for their community pride, for themselves, and because that type of search will benefit all the missing. But it will take more than one voice, one who doesn't even live in the area. I am asking that everyone help me in gathering media email addresses and starting an email campaign.
 
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