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On Sunday October 28, 2007 Stacy Ann (Cales) Peterson was, that we know of,
last seen. She is the now ex-wife of Drew Peterson the ex-law
enforcement officer from Illinois. According to America's Most Wanted case
profile, http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/case.cfm?id=50297
Drew Peterson claimed to have received a telephone call from his wife Stacy
telling him she was leaving him for another man. Here are my questions on this
crime, not disappearance, crime.
1. Stacy
was obviously frightened of Drew Peterson as per her conversation with her
pastor, Neil Schori. http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,316418,00.html
If she was going to disappear with another man, why on earth would she call
Drew to inform him of her decision. She would have called her children or her
relatives not the egotistical Drew Peterson. This is an obvious ruse of Drew
Peterson's which lends to his inclination of self-importance.
2. Did
law enforcement check for her personal belongings? Women like to be prepared.
You can't buy everything on the run. Was the home checked for personal items
such as perfume, make-up, panties or bras?
3. Was
or were account(s) at financial institutions checked? Prior to this supposed
previously mentioned telephone call Stacy made to Drew, wouldn't she have
already drained the checking account of any money she may need? Of course she
would have.
4. Divorce.
Stacy would have divorced Drew before running off with another man. Why leave
the children you love to run off with another man if you don't plan on
marriage? She has not contacted anyone since to begin the process of divorcing
him. Again, why?
5. U.S.
borders, have they been checked. Did Stacy cross over to South America as
suggested by Drew Peterson.? If she did wouldn't she need a passport? Does
Stacy Peterson have a passport? I somehow don't believe she did have one. If
she is alive and is in the U.S. wouldn't she at some point need to use her Social
Security number? I think she would.
6. Why
does Drew keep insisting that Stacy's not dead? How would he know? If she ran
off with another man like he said, then he'd have no earthly idea if she was
dead or alive. By him protesting her demise and promoting her well-being he
tends to shine the light on his denial. Drew Peterson, as Hamlet might say,
"doth protest too much, methinks."
