This really bugs me.

[RICHARD]

The Drewster gave an interview with Larry King tonight,

This guy is a riot.

[Pam]

I saw it! What a piece of work. I was amazed, when answering one of the questions, he used a phrase similar to "sweeping it under the rug" but he used the phrase "washing it under the blanket." I couldn't help but wonder if that was a slip and Staci is in a body of water under a blanket. It was just an off the wall phrase to me - - never heard it before.

Did you realize that his daughter's name is Lacey?

[RICHARD]

Did you realize that his daughter's name is Lacey?

I had heard something about that.

I laughed at his insistence that the world hates Drew and women throw themselves at him.

I wanted to kick the TV when he insinuated that Stacey was always looking for a man's attention...This guy is the worst excuse for a man that ever ex
existed.

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You could tell that he was coached to look into the camera to make himself look more like a victim.I also loved the little hand signals his handler gave him
after LK asked a question.

Check this out.

He insisted that she left and that the people looking for her would never find the body because she was alive and was "dancing".

Even the Run-Away-Bride called home after a few days.


He probably had one of the scumbags that he met thru work kill her and then he killed the scumbag afterwards.

[Pam]

Richard, were you wishing Nancy Grace was on the panel? Lisa Bloom, Gloria Alred's daughter (whom I know you dislike) made some good points as did the other attorneys. Even the animated female attorney got in some good points. I forget her name but honestly I have never seen anyone with such exaggerated expressions in the area of her mouth. Every time she is on TV I am mesmerized by the contortions she makes with her mouth. Even if I tried I could not make them.

Back to the subject at hand.... Drew's answer to everyone who suspects him is that they have *emotional problems.* Everyone is unstable except him I guess. I hope they are making progress in this case. I would like nothing more than to see him charged and locked up.

[RICHARD]

Richard, were you wishing Nancy Grace was on the panel? Lisa Bloom, Gloria Alred's daughter (whom I know you dislike) made some good points as did the other attorneys. Even the animated female attorney got in some good points.

I hope they are making progress in this case. I would like nothing more than to see him charged and locked up.

THis is the only case that I agree with "The Face Grace". The animated attorney cracks me up...and the way she yells when she talks. It's as if she's scolding us everytime we tune in!

I want to see DP cry like a biatch when they charge him and finally find him guilty.

He reminds me of a freaking mole. He does have a face for law enforcement.

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Oh, and the other thing that really ticked me off was the line about the older children being "bored". Of course, he's probably poisoned them to hate her for
'leaving'. I can see him saying something like, "See? Your stepmom was a flooze and didn't want to stay here with you and poor me!"

Effing AH.

UGH!

[Catty1]

I hope he cracks and confesses soon!

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,348130,00.html

CHICAGO — Former police Sgt. Drew Peterson recently accused his next-door neighbor of "detaining" his young son, according to a report.

Peterson said Sharon Bychowski, his neighbor and best friend of his missing wife, Stacy Peterson, took a photo of his son Anthony on Sunday afternoon.



Bychowski said Anthony rode his bicycle onto her driveway to visit with Stacy's sister, Cassandra Cales.

"It was ridiculous," Bychowski told the Herald News. "We took a picture of him and his Auntie Cassandra."

Peterson is a suspect in his wife's October disappearance. He denies any wrongdoing and has not been charged.

"They had my 4-year-old, Anthony, surrounded in Sharon's driveway, taking his picture," Peterson told the Herald News.

Joel Brodsky, Peterson's attorney, claims Bychowski and her son, Roy Taylor, threatened Peterson through Internet postings. Bychowski said Peterson has a garage-door opener she had given Stacy.

Brodsky said the photo could be grounds for a felony charge.

"If they cornered the child, as Drew said, that would be (a felony crime of) unlawful restraint," Brodsky told the Herald News.

The Bolingbrook Police Department referred the matter to the state's attorney's office.

"In the photo, he [Anthony] doesn't appear he's being held against his will," Lt. Ken Teppel of the Bolingbrook Police Department told the Herald News. "They both have their arms around each other and they're smiling."

[Catty1]

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/l...0,773868.story

Peterson's son gets 8-day suspension over squad-car use

By Joseph Sjostrom | Tribune reporter
12:02 AM CDT, April 10, 2008

Stephen Peterson, who was in his Oak Brook police uniform and driving a squad car when he was caught by news cameras after appearing before a Will County grand jury investigating the disappearance of his father's wife, was given an 8-day suspension Wednesday night for, according to his chief, casting the department in a bad light.

Peterson, 28, son of former Bolingbrook police Sgt. Drew Peterson, used "extremely poor judgment in using a squad car in a matter that had nothing to do with the Oak Brook Police Department or the village of Oak Brook," Chief Thomas Sheahan told the Oak Brook Police and Fire Commission.

The three-member panel handed down the suspension after meeting in executive session. Sheahan's attorney, Charles Hervas, had asked for a suspension of 6 to 15 days. The commission left the decision as to when the suspension would begin up to the chief.

Peterson left the Oak Brook Village Hall following the commission's ruling without comment.

Sheahan said Peterson previously had been given 1-day suspensions on two occasions—for making a rude comment to a citizen and for sending an inappropriate message on a police computer.

Peterson had told the panel that he appeared before the grand jury four times, twice in uniform. He said he thought he had permission on Nov. 29 and Dec. 13 because he notified his superiors and he wore his uniform because he expected to return before his shift was over.

But Sgt. Casey Calvello, his superior Dec. 13, said he and Peterson did not discuss where the court appearance was or why he was going. Calvello later saw Peterson on TV.

"After I found out there was a problem," Calvello said, he asked Peterson if he had gotten permission. " 'Did I say you could take the squad car? If I did, I'd go to the chief and take the hit.' He said, 'No.' "

Drew Peterson, 54, is a suspect in the Oct. 28 disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy. The grand jury also is investigating the 2004 drowning of Kathleen Savio, his third wife, who was found dead in a dry bathtub.

Drew Peterson denies wrongdoing in either case. He has not been named a suspect in Savio's death, and has not been charged in either case.

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