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At the below link is Greta's interview with a juror that served on the coroners inquest. Go to the link, scroll down, in the blue box on the right, titled Fox News Video, click on Inside the Jury.

http://gretawire.foxnews.com/
 
Drew Peterson, a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, has resigned from the Bolingbrook Police Department. He pleaded with Stacy Peterson to come home during an on-camera interview today.

On Monday, the Bolingbrook Police Department received a letter from Drew Peterson, expressing his intent to resign as sergeant.

Wednesday morning, Drew Peterson appeared on NBC's "Today" show. When asked to send a message to his wife, Stacy, he said: "Come home. Tell people where you are."

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=local&id=5761304
 
While authorities search for Drew Peterson's fourth wife and re-investigate the death of his third, the former Bolingbrook police sergeant is again saying he had nothing to do with either incident, and blaming the media for his troubles.

Peterson's current wife, Stacy, 23, has been missing since Oct. 28. Peterson has been named a suspect in the case, and authorities suspect Stacy might have died in a homicide. Meanwhile, the body of Peterson's third wife, Kathleen Savio, has been exhumed after the Will County state's attorney's office called for a new investigation of her 2004 death.

On Monday, Peterson submitted a letter to the Bolingbrook Police Department expressing his intent to resign effective immediately. Police chief Ray McGury forwarded the letter to the suburb's board of fire and police commissioners, according to a news release.

http://cbs2chicago.com/local/kathleen.savio.autopsy.2.567280.html
 
A suspect in his fourth wife's disappearance, suspended Bolingbrook police Sgt. Drew Peterson this morning denied any guilt.

Peterson was interviewed on NBC's "Today" show, a day after the body of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, was exhumed for another autopsy.

"I can look right in your eye and say I had nothing to do with either of those incidences," Peterson told show host Matt Lauer.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...webnov15,0,508730.story?coll=chi_tab01_layout
 
In an exclusive interview today with NBC's Matt Lauer, Bolingbrook Police Sgt. Drew Peterson said he believes his missing wife, Stacy, isn't dead, but has run off with another man.

"If you were me, or if you were the average citizen on the street who's read about this case or seen it on TV, would you think you're guilty?" Lauer asked.

"Based on the media coverage, I'm as guilty as they come," Drew Peterson said.

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/heraldnews/news/649743,JO14_DREWTALKS_WEB.article
 
Bolingbrook police received a letter Monday from the husband of missing Bolingbrook woman Stacy Peterson stating his intention to resign from the police force.

The department received a letter from former Sgt. Drew Peterson stating that he was resigning, effective immediately, according to a release from Bolingbrook police.

Chief Ray McGury has forwarded the letter to the Bolingbrook Board of Fire and Police Commissioners for consideration, the release said.

http://www.nbc5.com/news/14594692/detail.html?dl=mainclick
 
NEW YORK — An Illinois police officer who resigned after being named a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife said Wednesday she had asked him for a divorce — but he thought it was due to hormones.

Drew Peterson told NBC's "Today" that his wife fell into a deep depression after her sister died of cancer, and had been taking medication. They often had fights after that, he said.

"I'm not trying to be funny, but Stacy would ask me for divorce after her sister died on a regular basis," Peterson said. "It was based on her menstrual cycle."

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,311712,00.html
 
As a Will County grand jury called in witnesses connected to Sgt. Drew Peterson on Wednesday, Bolingbrook police dealt with the likelihood they will not be able to hold him accountable for possible departmental violations because he quit.

Also on Wednesday, Peterson's appearance on a network TV morning show to discuss the disappearance of his wife, Stacy, and the mysterious death of his ex-wife fueled more turmoil in his Bolingbrook neighborhood.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-peterson_15_nov15,0,5083205.story?coll=chi_tab01_layout
 
Continued dissection of an interview that a Bolingbrook police sergeant gave to the "Today Show's" Matt Lauer on Wednesday has included comments from friends and neighbors of Stacy Peterson, the officer's wife.

Drew Peterson flew to New York to appear on the morning news show and share his side of the stories of his missing fourth wife and the death of his third wife, whose body was exhumed Wednesday morning as part of an ongoing investigation.

Peterson has been named as a suspect in the 2004 death of Kathleen Savio, and a second autopsy is to be performed on her body.

On Thursday, Stacy Peterson's uncle, Kyle Toutges, spoke with NBC5's Dick Johnson and Zoraida Sambolin about his impressions of the Today Show interview.

http://www.nbc5.com/family/14606104/detail.html?dl=mainclick
 
The St. Louis County search and rescue squad has been called to assist in one of the most talked about cases in the country today.
23–year–old Stacy Peterson of Illinois has been missing for over two weeks.

The Illinois State Patrol contacted the St. Louis County Rescue Squad due to its expertise and advanced equipment.

"We've been very successful in search efforts here in St. Louis County and in Northeastern MN and I think the authorities in Illinois are aware of our track record," said St. Louis County Sheriff Ross Litman.

http://www.northlandsnewscenter.com/news/local/11252616.html
 
JOLIET -- Although we don't know much about Stacy Peterson's disappearance, we know other things.
They are found in files at the Will County Courthouse.

A will emerges

A year after Savio's death and the beginning of the legal proceedings to settle her affairs, a will emerged. It was submitted in court on March 23, 2005. Hand-written in capital letters, it was scrawled across two pieces of lined notebook paper and witnessed by Alex J. Morelli and Gary L. Marcolina.

Division of property issues

The will names James B. Carroll, Drew Peterson's uncle, executor of the estate, according to a document filed in court by Kavanagh, who apparently had some concerns.

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/heraldnews/news/636553,4_1_JO06_MISSING_S2.article
 
With the search for missing Illinois mother Stacy Peterson wearing on and another woman's exhumed body under examination, friends and family members of both women grow increasingly suspicious of her husband, Drew, despite his insistence Wednesday that he had nothing to do with either case.

"He's not asked anybody if we know where she is. Maybe because he already knows where she is?" said Sharon Bychowski, a friend of Stacy's.

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=local&id=5763105
 
Stacy's sweetheart speaks out
3-YEAR ROMANCE | 'She was so heartfelt with everything. She was really concerned'

November 15, 2007
BY KARA SPAK Staff Reporter/kspak@suntimes.com


"Stacy Peterson wasn't the type to date around.

With the exception of her husband, whom she met when she was 17 and married when she was the 19-year-old mother of his fifth child, she only had one serious boyfriend as a Romeoville High School student.

That boyfriend, Ralph Chira, talked about her Wednesday. He discussed his surprise when she started dating Drew Peterson, a man 30 years her senior, how Peterson proposed to Stacy two years before they married, and how Chira's experiences with Stacy don't jibe with Drew Peterson's statements on the "Today" show."
 
A police pension board met Thursday over whether Drew Peterson is entitled to his police pension. Peterson turned in his resignation as a Bolingbrook Police sergeant after he was named a suspect in the disappearance of his wife. Stacey Peterson has been missing for more than two weeks.

Because drew Peterson is over the age of 50 and has given over 20 years of service to the Bolingbrook Police Department, the board said, by law, they did have to vote to grant him his full pension. One board member said, because of the circumstances, she wasn't comfortable doing so, but the law is the law.

Drew Peterson is a 39-year veteran of the Bolingbrook Police Department. His years of service entitle him to a $6,000-a-month pension. It is money he is fighting to keep.

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=local&id=5764203
 
Peterson to Draw Full Benefits
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=l...&id=5764203November 15, 2007 - A police pension board met Thursday over whether Drew Peterson is entitled to his police pension. Peterson turned in his resignation as a Bolingbrook Police sergeant after he was named a suspect in the disappearance of his wife. Stacey Peterson has been missing for more than two
 
Peterson Returns From New York As Others Come Forward
Stranger Says Stacy Peterson Told Him Of Physical Abuse
UPDATED: 10:09 pm CST November 15, 2007

CHICAGO -- "The husband of missing woman Stacy Peterson told NBC5 on Wednesday at O'Hare airport the media is still terrorizing his family.

Despite that, Drew Peterson offered little insight on his interview with Matt Lauer Thursday morning and didn't discuss another interview conducted in New York."

"Peterson returned to Chicagoland as more people are coming forward sharing stories of meeting his missing wife, Stacy, saying they noticed at times she was fearful of her husband.

Social worker John Lamantia recalled meeting Stacy in April. He said she struck his car in a coffee shop parking lot, and was so concerned her husband would be upset, she urged him to let her fix the car without contacting an insurance company.

Lamantia said Stacy Peterson was distraught about her marriage and revealed her husband had physically threatened her that day."
 
Peterson's second wife tells her story
She recalls he threatened to kill her, make it look like an accident

By Erika Slife |Tribune staff reporter
11:16 PM CST, November 15, 2007


"For the last two weeks, Vicki Connolly has watched in disbelief and with conflicting emotions as controversy swirls around her ex-husband, Bolingbrook police Sgt. Drew Peterson.

She doesn't know whether he had anything to do with the disappearance of his current wife, Stacy Peterson, who has been missing since Oct. 28, or the death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, who died mysteriously in 2004.

But in the first interview granted by one of his ex-wives since Stacy's disappearance, Connolly, 48, said Thursday that during their marriage an increasingly controlling Peterson told her he could kill her and make it look like an accident. While she couldn't believe he would ever do it, something prompted her to confide in Bolingbrook police officers who she considered friends. "So they would know he said these things to me," she said.

She said Peterson would hit her but not hard enough to go to the hospital, and not often enough for her to expect it. It made it worse, she said, that she never knew it was coming. "It was mind games; it was head games," she said."

A long article with lots of information on their relationship.
 

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