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Stacy Ann Peterson Missing Sunday, October 28, 2007 - Bolingbrook, Illinois Age: 23, Mother of two children ages 2 and 4 years old, adopted step-mother of two children, ages 12 and 14 years, lives at 6 Pheasant Chase Court, Bolingbrook, (Will County), Illinois, wife of former Bolingbrook Police Sergeant Drew Peterson, Bolingbrook Police Department - CALL *Illinois State Police District 5 Tip Line 815-740-0678*

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[Stacy's Home Page]

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[Recap Prior 2007]

[Jan to Oct 27, 2007]

[Oct 28-31, 2007]

[November 2007]

[December 2007]

[January 2008]

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Stacy Peterson Case - Airports (Clow International Airport) 130 South Clow International Parkway Bolingbrook, Illinois USA http://www.acandyrose.com/stacy_peterson_airports_clow.htm Test new server

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Clow Airport (Google)

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Clow Airport

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Clow Retention Pond

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Clow Retention Pond

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Clow Retention Pond

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Clow Retention Pond

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Timeline

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Timeline Information of Found Materials

1968

1968-00-00

Unknown Source

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"The 1862 plat map shows a triangular shaped lot in the northwest postion of Section 17 and the portion of Section 18 owned by Chauncey Higgins. The 1860 federal census describes Higgins as being a 46 year old farmer from NY, and his wife Emily as 27 also from NY. The had seven children, all born in Illinois. Ty 1914, the property was owned by James McMicken and Franklin Clow latter buying out the former twenty years later. Franklin Clow's three childre owned the land by 1968. Subsequesntly, the land was developed into the Clow Airport. The airport, comprising 70 acres, was sold in 1998 to Mr.Joe DePaulo of naperville, and the remainder of the farmland was sold and commercially developed."

June 22, 1999

1999-06-22

www.ilsos.gov June 22, 1999 File Date Clow International Airport www.clowairport.com Clow Web Cams www.airnav.com en.wikipedia.org OTHER LINKS radioreference.com Aviation Museum

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(www.ilsos.gov) "CORP/LLC - CERTIFICATE OF GOOD STANDING" Entity Name CLOW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, LLC File Number 00297909 Status GOODSTANDING On 05/22/2007 Entity Type LLC Type of LLC Domestic File Date 06/22/1999 Jurisdiction IL Agent Name JONATHAN Y. MOSS Agent Change Date 06/22/1999 Agent Street Address 111 E JEFFERSON AVE Principal Office 130 S CLOW INTERNATIONAL PKWY BOLINGBROOK 60490 Agent City NAPERVILLE Management Type MBR Agent Zip 60566 Dissolution Date Annual Report Filing Date 05/22/2007 For Year 2007 Series Name NOT AUTHORIZED TO ESTABLISH SERIES Owner: VILLAGE OF BOLINGBROOK 375 W BRIARCLIFF ROAD BOLINGBROOK, IL 60440 Phone 630-226-8400 Manager: JOSEPH DEPAULO 130 S CLOW INTL PARKWAY BOLINGBROOK, IL 60490 Phone 630-378-0479

June 28, 2004

2004-06-28

www.aopa.org June 28, 2004 Bolingbrook Mayor Roger Claar and Phil Boyer at Clow International Airport

Some Clow Airport History

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06/28/2004 (www.aopa.org) "Illinois mayor saves airport" "In the late 1950s, farmer Boyd Clow fell in love with flying and built a grass airstrip. Before long, other pilots approached him about tying down their aircraft, and the airport ultimately developed into one of the busiest fields in Illinois. Today Clow International Airport sports a thriving FBO, a busy flight school, a popular on-field restaurant, and some 150 based aircraft. (See AOPA Pilot, March 2003.) And the airport is the home of the Illinois Aviation Museum at Bolingbrook. (It was a museum officer who told AOPA about the mayor's support for the airport and museum.)" "Clow sold the airport to another private owner in 1998. In March of this year, [Bolingbrook Mayor Roger Claar] Claar pushed through a $25 million bond issue for the village to buy and upgrade the airport to make it more attractive to corporate operators. Improvement plans include widening and lengthening the runway to 4,000 feet, adding new runway lights, and building more hangars and a pilot facility."

October 2007

2007-10-00

www.chicagomag.com October 2007 "As village clerk Carol Penning recalled her long association with Claar, she talked about his toughness. "The mayor of Bolingbrook does not hug, and there's no crying in Bolingbrook," she says."

He's bought a private airfield and renamed it Bolingbrook's Clow International Airport As Claar sometimes says, "I am Bolingbrook!"

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10/00/2007 (www.chicagomag.com) "Bolingbrook—C'est Moi!" By David Murray "When Roger Claar moved to Bolingbrook in 1975, the town was little more than a series of subdivisions. Home prices started at well under $100,000, and many residents left as soon as they could afford to move to bigger houses in next-door Naperville or other more established places. Claar recalls the town as a kind of suburban way station for "young immigrants." In those days, Claar was a young immigrant himself—a 29-year-old low-level school administrator who had emerged from his downstate hometown of Effingham with a chip on his shoulder and no clear sense of direction. He found a home in this suburban noplace." "He's been at it for almost three decades, the last two of them as mayor. During his tenure, [Mayor Roger] Claar has overseen a huge increase in the range of housing prices and a near doubling of the population to around 75,000. He's brought in business, most obviously in the form of the shallow canyon of distribution centers you drive through on I-55 between Chicago and I-80. He's bought a private airfield and renamed it Bolingbrook's Clow International Airport. In addition to the golf course, he's built a sparkling new outdoor mall, a new high school, and a new hospital."

October 28, 2007 (Sunday)

2007-10-28

CNN Nancy Grace

09:00 PM

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RICK MIMS: "Stacy supposedly called and told him [Drew Peterson] that she found somebody else, she`s taking a vacation, If you want the car, it`s parked over at Clow." - MIKE BROOKS: "And if that -- what did he say what time that was?" - RICK MIMS: 9:00 o`clock, 9:00 PM"

2007-10-28

chicagosuburbannews

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"Bolingbrook police now say Drew Peterson told investigators Stacy called to tell Drew that her vehicle was at Bolingbrook Clow International Airport and that he should pick it up. According to Ken Teppel, spokesman for the Bolingbrook Police Department, Drew Peterson told police he went to the airport and retrieved the vehicle. “(Drew Peterson) told us Stacy called him Sunday night to tell him the vehicle had been left at the airport, and he said he went there to recover it and brought it home that night,” Teppel said. No details were provided on whether Drew Peterson was driven to the airport to retrieve the vehicle or whether he walked there. [less than 400 yards]"

October 29, 2007 (Monday)

2007-10-29

Greta: On The Record November 1, 2007 www.acandyrose.com Full Transcript HERE

02:30 AM Both cars in Peterson driveway

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CASSANDRA: "So 2:30 a.m. I drove by the house and both cars in the driveway. So then my friend Bruce calls Drew and says 'hey she home?' And he goes no. 'Well, her car's in the driveway?' 'Oh she called and told me she left it at the whachamacallit' and he's like what do you mean the whachamacallit? He's like hang on let me get my head straight, she left it at Cushing field, er Clow or whatever the one that is back there." - GRETA: The airport? - CASSANDRA: " Yeah, the airport and said she was leaving him and going on a little vacation so she left it there and he went and picked it up." - GRETA: Would she ever do that, go on a vacation and leave the kids? - CASSANDRA: No

2007-10-29

findstacypeterson.com

02:30 AM Both cars in Peterson driveway

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[findstacypeterson.com Timeline]: "Cassandra returns to house and sees both cars in the driveway. Bruce [Zidarich] calls Drew, Drew says Stacy called him at 9pm and left the car at the whatchamacallit. Drew says let me get head straight, Stacy called at 9pm and left the car at Clow airport."

October 30, 2007 (Tuesday)

2007-10-30

nationalenquirer.com December 17, 2007

Ric Mims: Steve Peterson was at Drews house when Mims arrived

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National Enquirer (12/17/2007) Page 20: "Stacy murdered in Bed. Stacy's final minutes of terror": "Mims first heard about Stacy's disappearance the morning of Tuesday, Oct. 30. He called Drew who asked him to come over that night. When Mims arrived at Drew's home, his friend and the ex-cop's adult son Steve (from the first of his four marriages) were in the kitchen." "I said: 'Dude, what's going on?" He said: 'Stacy ran off with another man.' He said she called about 9 p.m. (on Sunday, Oct. 28), said she found someone she wants to be with. He said she took $25,000 from the safe in the house and left the car parked at Clow International Airport (about 400 yards from the Peterson home)."

October 31, 2007 (Wednesday)

2007-10-31

gretawire.foxnews.com November 12, 2007 AUDIO FILE NARRATIVE MIMS to GRETA: "I heard him [Drew] when he told you the bikini thing but he never told me that." Full Transcript Here

Greta Conversation w/Ric Mims: Download

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November 12th, 2007 6:20 PM Eastern, GretaCast - Listen to What Sgt. Peterson’s Friend Ric Mims Has To Say, by Greta Van Susteren - (acandyrose.com HERE listening to audio file:" GRETA: When you and I first met, she disappeared on Sunday [10/28] and you started staying at Drew's house on Tuesday [10/30], is that right? MIMS: That's correct. GRETA: And then on Wednesday [10/31] that's when I showed up and that's when I first met you. MIMS: Right we were both sitting there when you were interviewing Drew. GRETA: Actually when I was interviewing Drew you heard him or maybe you didn't hear him tell me that when she left that she took money and a bikini? MIMS: Yes, correct. GRETA: Have you ever heard him telling that to anyone before? MIMS: No, what he told me was that Stacy has found somebody else she wants to be with and she's taken off with him, she's took a large amount of money from the house that was cash and told him she was going on vacation for a while and to pick up the car at Clow Airport. GRETA: But you never heard the bikini thing? MIMS: I heard him when he told you the bikini thing but he never told me that. GRETA: You hear him tell that to anybody else? MIMS: No, no, I believe you're the only one he told that to."

November 1, 2007 (Thursday)

2007-11-01

chicagotribune.com November 1, 2007

Unsuccessful images from Clow Airport web cam

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"Meanwhile, at least five police divers entered a pond at Bolingbrook's Clow International Airport, where a manager said police earlier this week tried unsuccessfully to review previous images from a Web cam. Federal Aviation Administration records indicate Drew Peterson is licensed to fly a plane, but manager Joe DePaulo said there were no records that Peterson had used the airport."

2007-11-01

myfoxchicago.com November 2, 2007 Media Report five days after Stacy disappeared

Cadaver dogs hit in bedroom Drew, friend moved big plastic tub

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VIDEO: FoxNews Kevin Tomich reports: "Yesterday [11/01] during the search of Peterson's home a cadaver dog made a hit in the Peterson's upstairs bedroom and also out in the pond next to Clow Airport in Boilingbook where Stacy Peterson's car was abandon and where her husband has a plane." VIDEO: FoxNews Kevin Tomich reports: "Also told by a source that Drew Peterson called a friend after Stacy Peterson disappeared and asked him to come over and help him move a large plastic tub."

November 2, 2007 (Friday)

2007-11-02

www.suntimes.com

Searchers scour pond for nearly seven hours

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"Divers from the Naperville and Plainfield police departments stretched a cable across the bottom of the pond [near Clow International Airport, 130 S Clow International Pkwy, Bolingbrook, IL 60490-5507], then two divers slowly swam along the cable, feeling along the bottom for objects. After the divers completed each sweep, the cable was moved a foot or two along the bank, allowing the divers to swim back across and search a new area of the pond."

November 23, 2007 (Friday)

2007-11-23

cbs2chicago.com November 23, 2007

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11/23/2007 (cbs2chicago.com) "Neighbor Claims Strange Activity By Drew Peterson" "In addition to the missing blue barrel that police have told the family they're looking for, sources say scuba diving weights are also missing from Drew's house. That may have led investigators to search numerous ponds, including one near Clow Airfield where sources say cadaver dogs hit on something." - "Sources say the dogs also hit on something in an upstairs bedroom of the Peterson house -- the same bedroom where sources say a nightstand is believed to have turned up missing. That's led investigators to question recent visitors to the Peterson home about what furniture they recalled seeing in that room."

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