He was on Fox News again last night. The house is in his wife's name and he claims he has no idea where she is. I don't buy that for even a moment. He knows full well where she is. Why they don't have enough to arrest him is something I don't understand.
_____
BOLINGBROOK, Ill. — Jobless and with no prospects, Drew Peterson spends his days taking care of his four children: cooking meals, washing clothes, helping with homework. All the while, he does so knowing that most of the world believes he killed his last two wives.
Nearly five months have passed since Stacy Peterson vanished from the couple's home in this Chicago suburb. Peterson is a suspect in her disappearance, and authorities are also trying to determine if he had any role in the 2004 death of his ex-wife.
He's a celebrity now, he said, in the same way Scott Peterson was before his arrest in the death of his pregnant wife, Laci, and the way people still wonder about O.J. Simpson. Peterson said he wants to move.
"I've got to get away from this environment and the kids (have) got to get away from this environment," he said. The problem is that the house is in his wife's name. To sell it, he needs his wife's signature or a court order. So he stays.
The 54-year-old former police officer knows that he could be locked up any time; he's arranged for relatives to take care of the children if he is arrested.
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks