Suspect Drew Peterson #3

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  • #141
Here is an interesting post from Golfmom early on in thread #1 on post #338. Drew was flip flopping about the car and what he told Bruce vs. what he told LE.
hmmmmm .... Notice, that he's only denying that he told the police that, not where/when the vehicle was located.

http://www.suntimes.com/news/632400,...ling02.article

Drew Peterson, though, on Thursday denied media reports that he had told police he found Stacy's car at the airport after he last spoke with her Sunday night.

http://www.chicagosuburbannews.com/c...ge/x1149875992

Bolingbrook police said Drew Peterson, 53, told investigators Monday he spoke with his wife on the telephone Sunday night about picking up her car at a Bolingbrook airport.
 
  • #142
Drew and kids I hope are havung a nice vacation togather..although I can't see how with the kids missing Stacy. I really think this is probably the next to last Christmas they will have as a family. If drew is accused and arrested it still will be atleast another year or more before trial. He will certainly post bail if it is within his financial capabilities.
 
  • #143
Usual attorney practice is that the client doesn't testify. However, this is not your usual attorney/client. Usual attorney practice is that the client doesn't talk to media, and the attorney only offers vague comments on the info... but you know that hasn't happened in this case. Both have been very verbal.

It wouldn't suprise me if DrewP went on the stand. Remember this guy thinks he can explain everything by being 'sincere', talking 'openly' and reminding people that he has led an 'honorable' life. At least in his version.

This is exactly what will get him convicted, his big fat stupid mouth......I would be surprised if even Geragos would go near this case--and his lawyer is also flapping his lips, making it even harder to believe anything these twits say. Geragos did eventually get Scott to shut his trap, wasnt as lucky with the parents, and all they did was hurt Scott in the long run...
 
  • #144
Drew drove off with the kids, but how do we know he took the kids with him wherever he was going? They could have been dropped off with friends and relatives. Then Drew would have been free to take off with whomever he pleased. I just wouldn't put it past Drew to be meeting up with another women somewhere along the line..with or without the kids.
 
  • #145
Drew drove off with the kids, but how do we know he took the kids with him wherever he was going? They could have been dropped off with friends and relatives. Then Drew would have been free to take off with whomever he pleased. I just wouldn't put it past Drew to be meeting up with another women somewhere along the line..with or without the kids.

I wouldnt be surprised if Drew already has had another woman, serial cheater that he is. He's known for quite awhile that Stacy was unhappy, so he probably started looking for another female way before Stacy went missing...He is so typical, cant leave one woman without another hanging on the line..
 
  • #146
I wouldnt be surprised if Drew already has had another woman, serial cheater that he is. He's known for quite awhile that Stacy was unhappy, so he probably started looking for another female way before Stacy went missing...He is so typical, cant leave one woman without another hanging on the line..

I agree. And I so wish she would come forward right about now.
 
  • #147
I agree. And I so wish she would come forward right about now.

I strongly disagree with this. Not that he hasn't proven himself to be a player in the past.

Here is why:
I think as much as is possible for him he loved Stacy. She was beautiful and young. Who, could of possibly topped her for "HIM"?

This was a jealousy/rage murder IMHO. He saw his "karma" in front of his eyes. He thought they were so much alike that she was going to do to him what he did to others. I also think a big motivating factor was what she knew about Kathy Savio's murder. There was no way he could let her go with what she knew.

There was NO other woman involved, here. Just a gut feeling. He even mentioned something about not being able to get a date again.

He exhibits poor impulse control. Never stopping to think of the consequences of his behavior. I have said this before but history is full of impulse murders. Look at the story of Esther in the old testament. The King goes into a rage when Queen Vashti will not dance at his drunken party. He then has her killed. The bible then states he missed her and went into a "depression". He regretted what he had done to Vashti, but it was too late.

I think we see that in DV when women try to leave, a lot of times. Men kill them in jealous rages. They have poor impulse control. That's a contributing factor to abuse, IMHO. They cannot control the anger that rages within them.:twocents:

IMHO.
 
  • #148
I agree. I think that DrewP was still obsessed with Stacy. The investment in time and attention in stalking her shows that. I think his obsession in Stacy was involved in the looks he got when he met people and they found out that she was his wife. He even talked about that since she went missing.

IMO, DrewP doesn't feel love. He only feels romance. With each of the others he talked about how things would go bad after a few years. He is talking about the loss of romance. So he would have to get a new woman for the romance. But with Stacy he got something new. After the romance was gone, he still had the young hottie that got people's attention because she was his wife. He was aging, she was young. People noticed and I think that gave him a boost. So he was still obsessed with her.

I agree with the poor impulse control in Stacy's disappearance. He may have fantacized about her death and he may have threatened to kill her before he actually did it, but I don't see him planning her death. I think all the planning came after the fact. With Kathleen's death the kids were out of the house. With Stacy they were home. Stacy had plans for that day. DrewP didn't have an alibi. It wasn't a day a killer would 'plan' to do a murder.

Kathleen's death was planned in advance IMO and had a different motive. He was finished with Kathleen and there were financial considerations. She was going to cost him money, and he would profit if she died. He had an alibi, the kids were out of the home. And it seems to have happened at night, when no one would be checking on her right away.
 
  • #149
Drew drove off with the kids, but how do we know he took the kids with him wherever he was going? They could have been dropped off with friends and relatives. Then Drew would have been free to take off with whomever he pleased. I just wouldn't put it past Drew to be meeting up with another women somewhere along the line..with or without the kids.

Interesting theory! We know from his past history that DP is a womanizer, and it's been two months since Stacy disappeared. His usual practice is to have another woman lined up when his current marriage is going sour, but as far as we know, this time he didn't. Or, if he did, he's done a good job of keeping it secret.

DP doesn't strike me as being a devoted, hands-on father, and he might dump them on relatives so he could go on the prowl. For all we know, DP may not be planning on returning for a while. He could have had Brodsky draw up temporary guardianship papers for his parents or his brother, Paul, and be planning on an extended vacation.
 
  • #150
I strongly disagree with this. Not that he hasn't proven himself to be a player in the past.

Here is why:
I think as much as is possible for him he loved Stacy. She was beautiful and young. Who, could of possibly topped her for "HIM"?

This was a jealousy/rage murder IMHO. He saw his "karma" in front of his eyes. He thought they were so much alike that she was going to do to him what he did to others. I also think a big motivating factor was what she knew about Kathy Savio's murder. There was no way he could let her go with what she knew.

There was NO other woman involved, here. Just a gut feeling. He even mentioned something about not being able to get a date again.

He exhibits poor impulse control. Never stopping to think of the consequences of his behavior. I have said this before but history is full of impulse murders. Look at the story of Esther in the old testament. The King goes into a rage when Queen Vashti will not dance at his drunken party. He then has her killed. The bible then states he missed her and went into a "depression". He regretted what he had done to Vashti, but it was too late.

I think we see that in DV when women try to leave, a lot of times. Men kill them in jealous rages. They have poor impulse control. That's a contributing factor to abuse, IMHO. They cannot control the anger that rages within them.:twocents:

IMHO.

Great post.
I do in someways think Stacy was like him.
Seeing that she kepted quiet for 4 years(putting Kathleen's family threw hell and Kathleen's kids should of gone to the grand parents or aunts to be in a stable invirorment) until the heat was on. She was going to be alimatated because she wanted out, that's whey she told a minister about Kathleen.
Why didn't she tell le much earlier of Drew killing Kathleen?
People say on threads, that she was young.
Come on, even a 10 year old knows right and wrong.
Give me a break.

That's the one thing that has bothered me about this case, Stacy kepted quiet for "4 YEARS". However she didn't deserve to die, jail time yes.

Sorry if I ran on......
 
  • #151
I agree. I think that DrewP was still obsessed with Stacy. The investment in time and attention in stalking her shows that. I think his obsession in Stacy was involved in the looks he got when he met people and they found out that she was his wife. He even talked about that since she went missing.

IMO, DrewP doesn't feel love. He only feels romance. With each of the others he talked about how things would go bad after a few years. He is talking about the loss of romance. So he would have to get a new woman for the romance. But with Stacy he got something new. After the romance was gone, he still had the young hottie that got people's attention because she was his wife. He was aging, she was young. People noticed and I think that gave him a boost. So he was still obsessed with her.

I agree with the poor impulse control in Stacy's disappearance. He may have fantacized about her death and he may have threatened to kill her before he actually did it, but I don't see him planning her death. I think all the planning came after the fact. With Kathleen's death the kids were out of the house. With Stacy they were home. Stacy had plans for that day. DrewP didn't have an alibi. It wasn't a day a killer would 'plan' to do a murder.

Kathleen's death was planned in advance IMO and had a different motive. He was finished with Kathleen and there were financial considerations. She was going to cost him money, and he would profit if she died. He had an alibi, the kids were out of the home. And it seems to have happened at night, when no one would be checking on her right away.


I agree with your thoughts on this. If there was any planning of Stacy's death, DP would have planned it for a day when the older children were in school. I think he would have gotten her away from the house - had Sharon or someone babysit the two younger children, and taken Stacy somewhere, and make it look like an accident.

As it happened, Stacy's disappearance has all the elements of an impulse murder. Everything that happened afterwards had no real planning, and it shows.

I think DP definitely planned Kathleen's murder, but again, his stupidity shows. He claims he had tried for two days to call Kathleen and there was no answer. Why? It was his weekend to have the two boys and there wouldn't have been any reason for DP to be contacting Kathleen. With the two boys in the custody of their father, it would be typical for a divorced woman to use that weekend time to visit a relative or do something without the children. With a property settlement coming up within weeks, it would be a likely time for Kathleen to be looking into purchasing a small home for herself and the two children or looking for an apartment, with her half of the property settlement. One would not expect her to be at home waiting by the phone for DP to call her. So why would DP make the assumption that something was wrong when he couldn't reach her? The logical assumption would be that she was not at home and out doing other things.

Normally, DP would have returned the two boys at the appointed time stated in the custody order. If she wasn't at home at that time, then there would be cause for concern. But, from what we know of the situation, DP didn't bring the two boys with him, and that's another glaring clue that DP knew in advance that Kathleen was dead. He enlisted neighbors help in entering her house, when the logical thing to have done was to have called relatives and friends at that point to see if any of them knew where she was and why she apparently wasn't at home because she didn't come to the door.
 
  • #152
Kathleen's murder was more or less planned..meaning he knew he was going to do it ..just waiting for the right time.

I also think that Stacy's murder was planned from atleast August on..it just wasn't planned to happen when and how it did. Drew lost his temper that Sunday and went into a rage..the plan flew out the window and he tried to salvage what he could of the plan.

There probably is another person waiting in the wings to be the next affair. She has probably been seeing him since atleast this August, if not before. I don't think Drew ever felt that his infidelity was cheating..but it made him think that if he indulged his wives must have too. Drew thought of Stacy as an object..no love there..you repair objects, you call them " it".

Drew was not going to be faithful..if he wasn't in his first marriage, second or third..it sure didn't happen in his fourth.

I believe that he is away on vacation with his lastest conquest..who I think is probably more like 38 then 23...he found that he is having a hard time adjusting to the emotional stability of a younger women. This time I think he is looking for someone still younger then he, but more mature then a 23 year old. Maybe this person also has accomplished something in life on her own..this type of person Drew could respond to and be with. But let's face it..he was surrounded by a house full of kids, teens, and a very young and somewhat immature wife. That's not how I think he wanted his retirement to go..he needed someone who was at ease in any situation, who had been in many situations. I don't think Stacy was ever the love of his life..I think she was a status symbol for a man who was questioning his own self during middle age. I think she was simply filling a need at the moment..when it became too much of a problem, then the moment needed to end..enter the next lady...whom I would not be surprised to find will not marry him because she has her own income, business, home, community standing , etc.
 
  • #153
There probably is another person waiting in the wings to be the next affair. ... whom I would not be surprised to find will not marry him because she has her own income, business, home, community standing , etc.

But do you honestly think that a stable, more mature woman would get involved with a man who is suspected of murdering two women?
 
  • #154
I don't think DP wants a mature woman. He wants someone young, that he can train and manipulate.
 
  • #155
But do you honestly think that a stable, more mature woman would get involved with a man who is suspected of murdering two women?

I would hope NO woman would want to be involved with him until an outcome to this case has been obtained. I feel he is going down eventually for 2 crimes and I hope it will be soon.
 
  • #156
But do you honestly think that a stable, more mature woman would get involved with a man who is suspected of murdering two women?

No I don't think so unless she knew him before this story broke..then I think she may be running for the hills soon..I think she would look at him as her little fling.

I'm not saying who he is with or not with..I'm saying who I think he would want to be with after Stacy.

I would think that by now whomever he was with that fit that bill is either very savy and part of the crowd that he ran with ..political, influential, etc.. and she may be able to believe what he is saying to a point, after that point she may have been around enough corruption during her life that she feels safe in what she knows and who she knows..
 
  • #157
But do you honestly think that a stable, more mature woman would get involved with a man who is suspected of murdering two women?
I definitely do, especially if he became involved with her prior to Stacy going missing & the investigation of Kathleen's death.

I think DP is probably very charismatic with women he is attracted to. No matter how young or attractive Stacy was/is, to a man like DP there is a need for him to constantly seek out another who thinks he's as wonderful and important as he sees himself.
 
  • #158
I would hope NO woman would want to be involved with him until an outcome to this case has been obtained. I feel he is going down eventually for 2 crimes and I hope it will be soon.

We would all hope that..but reality is that Stacy knew about his past and Kathleen's murder..according to her pastor..and she still went ahead with things. We are not talking about your average normal people here..we are talking about people that see something in the other person that will get them where they want to be or who they think they want to be. Average 19 year olds do not marry someone 30 years older. I don't condemn Stacy..I'm just saying that Drew's relationships have all been far from normal.
 
  • #159
We all know there's women out there who chase after convicted criminals and begin a prison romance. Some even marry a death-row inmate - Ted Bundy was one that comes to mind. So, I thinks it's very possible there's a woman out there who believes DP's "she left me for another man" story. If and when this case ever goes to trial, I predict we'll see a teary-eyed lady sitting in the courtroom hanging onto the defense's every word and shaking her head at the prosecution's case.
 
  • #160
We all know there's women out there who chase after convicted criminals and begin a prison romance. Some even marry a death-row inmate - Ted Bundy was one that comes to mind. So, I thinks it's very possible there's a woman out there who believes DP's "she left me for another man" story. If and when this case ever goes to trial, I predict we'll see a teary-eyed lady sitting in the courtroom hanging onto the defense's every word and shaking her head at the prosecution's case.


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