A Personal Collection of Found Materials

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]

[Who's Who Names]

[Transcript Links]

[News Links, Tools]

Unsolved Mysteries

Face It Gallery

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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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Who was called to testify before the Grand Jury? Stacy Peterson Case and/or Kathleen Savio Case http://www.acandyrose.com/stacy_peterson_grand_jury.htm

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Drew W Peterson 11/07/2007

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Marcus Patterson 11/07/2007

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Alex J Morelli 11/00/2007

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Paul D Peterson 11/14/2007

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Rossetto Brothers 11/21/2007

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Steven J Carcerano 11/21/2007

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Richard Mims 11/28/2007 (3)

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Stephen P Peterson 11/29/2007 (3)

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Sharon Bychowski 01/03/2008

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Thomas A Pontarelli 01/03/2008

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Mary Pontarelli 01/03/2008 ?

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Nick Pontarelli 01/03/2008 ?

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The WILL 01/15/0000

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Michael J Robinson 01/00/2008

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Bruce Zidarich 01/24/2008

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Cassandra Cales 01/24/2008

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Anthony Rock 02/00/2008

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Betty Morphey 03/20/2008

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Albert Morphey 03/20/2008

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Pastor Neil Schori 03/27/2008

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Dr. Larry W. Blum 03/27/2008

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Kyle Piry 04/03/2008

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Vicki Connolly 04/03/2008

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Walter Martineck 04/10/2008

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John Morphey 04/10/2008

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James Morphey 04/24/2008

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Anthony M Cales 05/01/2008

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James A Mitchem 05/01/2008

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Kevin Mitchem 05/01/2008

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Susan Doman 05/08/2008

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Lisa Ward 05/08/2008

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Steve Maniaci 05/08/2008

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Anna Doman 05/15/2008

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Richard Berg 05/15/2008

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Melissa Doman 05/22/2008

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Kristopher Peterson

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Thomas Peterson

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Timeline

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Timeline Information of Found Materials

November 7, 2007 (Wednesday)

2007-11-07

www.suntimes.com November 8, 2007 Peterson & Attorney

Grand Jury Peterson

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"Eleven days after Stacy Peterson vanished, her police officer husband was called to testify Wednesday before a Will County grand jury. Hours later, Coroner Patrick O'Neil said the 2004 death of Bolingbrook police Sgt. Drew Peterson's previous wife should not have been ruled accidental." Accompanied by two lawyers, Drew Peterson spent about two hours Wednesday afternoon inside a Will County office building in downtown Joliet, then left hurriedly about 3:30 p.m. Peterson, 53, who was clean-shaven and dressed in a dark suit and tie, didn't respond to questions from reporters as he hustled out of the building with one attorney, then jumped into a waiting car driven by another lawyer. Lawyer: '... nothing to say' "This is an ongoing investigation," attorney Fred Morelli said as he left the building with Peterson. "We have nothing to say."

2007-11-07

Media Reports

Grand Jury Peterson

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Word is Drew Peterson plead the 5th Ammendent at Will Co Grand Jury (Savio Investigation ?)

2007-11-07

chicagotribune.com November 21, 2007

Grand Jury Patterson

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"On Tuesday [11/21/2007], the Tribune learned that Harvey police officer Marcus Patterson also appeared before that grand jury Nov. 7. Patterson, 34, was a Bolingbrook police officer from October 1999 to April 2002 and worked on the department's Gang Suppression Unit, headed by Drew Peterson, Lt. Ken Teppel said. Patterson declined to comment on what he told the grand jury."

November 14, 2007 (Wednesday)

2007-11-14

Media Reports

Grand Jury Peterson, Morelli, Carcerano, Rossetto

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- Paul Peterson (Drew Peterson's brother) appeared before Grand Jury - Bolingbrook Police Officer Alex Morelli appeared before Grand Jury - Steve Carcerano (Found Kathleen Savio's body) subpoenaed to testify but told to come back - Scott Rossetto (Twin brother of Stacy's 2001 boyfriend Keith) testified before Grand Jury

2007-11-14

www.nbc5.com November 13, 2007

Paul Peterson to the Grand Jury

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11/13/2007 (www.nbc5.com) "Drew Peterson’s Brother To Testify Before Grand Jury" "A Bolingbrook police officer's brother has been called to testify before a Will County grand jury. NBC5's Lauren Jiggetts reported Tuesday night that according to the Chicago Tribune's Web site, a grand jury has subpoenaed Sgt. Drew Peterson's home and cell phone records. A family friend also told Jiggetts that Paul Peterson, Drew Peterson's brother, was also summoned to testify before a grand jury on Wednesday. The Will County State's Attorney's office would not confirm that information, however. The person who found the body of Peterson's third wife was also summoned to testify before the grand jury on Wednesday, Jiggetts reported."

November 21, 2007 (Wednesday)

2007-11-21

abclocal.go.com NEW Information found 12/05/2007

Subpoena for Steve Peterson files at Oakbrook Police Dept.

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"But while he [Steve Peterson] was gone, the day before Thanksgiving [11/21/2007], state police officers executed subpoenas at Oakbrook police headquarters. The I-Team has learned that state authorities removed Steve Peterson's police personnel file and other records of his recent patrol activities. Twice, Steve Peterson has also been called in front of a Will County grand jury that is looking into the disappearance of Stacy Peterson."

2007-11-21

suburbanchicagonews

Grand Jury

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"A grand jury reportedly will reconvene today with one of Peterson's neighbors, Steve Carcerano [He found Kathleen Savio's body], expected to testify."

2007-11-21

gretawire.foxnews.com AUDIO FILE NARRATIVE Download

w/Steph re: Scott & Keith Rossetto and Steve Carcerano

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"GretaCast - EAVESDROP ON THIS CONVERSATION IN SGT. PETERSON CASE! Wednesday, November 21st, 2007" - (acandyrose.com HERE listening to audio file:"Greta's conversation was with Steph from FoxNews whose in Bolingbrook. He said that both Scott Rossetto and his twin brother Keith Rossetto were called to testify at the Grand Jury. Also Peterson neighbor Steve Carcerano testified and they asked him to also come back on December 13th. Steph also told Greta that Illinois State Police were at Sharon's house to talk to both her and her granddaughter."

2007-11-21

cbs2chicago.com November 21, 2007 Scott Rossetto (Stacy dated twin brother Keith 2001)

Grand Jury Testifing Rossetto: "I really, really hope she's OK. But common sense says she's not."

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"Scott Rossetto testified Wednesday before a grand jury investigating the case. As CBS 2 West Suburban Bureau Chief Mike Puccinelli reports, it was the third time Rossetto was called before a grand jury to testify about what he knows about Stacy's disappearance more than three weeks ago. The first two times he did not take the stand, but this time he did." - "Rossetto's brother dated Stacy Peterson six years ago, before she met and married Drew Peterson. Three and a half weeks before she disappeared, Stacy contacted Rossetto and they began communicating regularly. But Rossetto says he was not romantically linked with Stacy. When asked if he feared that Drew Peterson might have hurt Stacy Peterson, Rossetto said he could not say, but also admitted that his gut says something is wrong. "To tell you the truth I don't even know if I should refer to her to her in the past and present tense. It's kind of aggravating," Rossetto said. "I really, really hope she's OK. But common sense says she's not."

November 28, 2007 (Wednesday)

2007-11-28

chicagotribune.com November 27, 2007

Grand Jury

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"Another source familiar with the investigation said that on Wednesday, Drew Peterson's 14-year-old son is expected to appear before a special grand jury looking into not only Stacy Peterson's disappearance, but the 2004 death of Drew Peterson's third wife, Kathleen Savio"

November 30, 2007 (Friday)

2007-11-30

www.newsweek.com November 30, 2007 Drew Peterson ‘Either Get Me or Don’t’

"Peterson told NEWSWEEK ISP interview his 13- and 14-year-old sons for three hours." Video Taped Testimony

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"Even though the evidence against him seems to be mounting, Drew Peterson rejects the idea that he'll be arrested in connection with the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy, and the death of his third wife. "It's hard to imagine you would be [arrested] if you haven't done anything wrong," the former Bolingbrook, Ill., police sergeant told NEWSWEEK in an exclusive interview Thursday." - ""I wish something would happen one way or the other," he said. "Let's get this going. Either get me or don't get me." - "He may soon get his wish—and he seems prepared for the worst, despite his insistence on his innocence. That's why he has arranged for his four youngest children to be taken in by a family member, whom he did not identify, and has set aside money for their care if daddy is taken away in handcuffs. "My children will be provided for," he said." "Peterson also revealed that his son from his first marriage, Stephen, 28, was called before the grand jury on Thursday [11/29/07 ?]. Peterson declined to comment about the specifics of his family members' testimony."

2007-11-30

www.newsweek.com November 30, 2007

Sharon Bychowski told NEWSWEEK about Peterson kids hearing Drew and Stacy fighting

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"[Drew] Peterson told NEWSWEEK that police recently interviewed his 13- and 14-year-old sons by Savio for three hours. Peterson expects his sons' videotaped testimony will be submitted to a grand jury investigating Savio's death and Stacy's disappearance." "But Sharon Bychowski, next-door neighbor of the Petersons, believes the 13-year-old has information that will be helpful to the authorities. A close friend of Stacy's who often watched her kids, Bychowski said she talked to the boy after her disappearance. "I think he heard them fighting. And then he heard them stop fighting," she told NEWSWEEK. "I have no doubt that kid knows something."

December 13, 2007 (Thursday)

2007-12-13

abcnews.go.com December 13, 2007

MORE VIEWS OF BLUE CONTAINER PICS HERE

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"Rick Mims, Peterson's long-time friend, told a grand jury last week that he and Peterson bought three such containers for about $100 from AmeriCable, where they both worked part-time in 2003, according to a source close to the investigation. Peterson put two of the containers on a shelf in his garage, but after Stacy vanished, so did the containers, Mims testified. A state prosecutor and the grand jurors themselves questioned Mims for approximately 10 minutes about the containers, the source said, asking in particular about the items' handles. Mims turned over photographs of the containers, and ABC News obtained copies of those photos. The new pictures have reportedly prompted state investigators, local police and volunteer searchers to shift their attention from what was originally thought to be a blue barrel to a square blue container."

2007-12-13

abclocal.go.com December 13, 2007

Steve Peterson Grand Jury

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"On Thursday, the special grand jury investigating Stacy Peterson's disappearance reconvened. They will be hearing testimony from Drew Peterson's son, 28-year-old Steve Peterson who is a patrolman for the Oak Brook Police Department. This is the second time he has testified."

December 20, 2007 (Thursday)

2007-12-20

suburbanchicagonews December 21, 2007 Ric Mims at GJ

Ric Mims to Peterson Grand Jury Mims: "Everything in the Enquirer is true."

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"Mims, the one-time friend of embattled former cop Drew Peterson, made his second appearance before the special grand jury and said he is slated to come back for yet another at the end of next month. "They asked about the week I was there," said Mims, who holed up with Peterson immediately after the retired police sergeant's wife went missing Oct. 28. Mims then turned on Peterson and sold a story suggesting he suspects his old friend was behind the young wife's disappearance. Mims says he and Peterson have not spoken since. "I'm trying to distance myself from that whole area there," said Mims, who was accompanied to the court appearance by his son." Following his appearance, Mims said he stood by the recent Enquirer story, saying, "Everything in the Enquirer is true."

January 3, 2008 (Thursday)

2008-01-03

suburbanchicagonews January 3, 2008 "Bruce Zidarich, said he was sent home before taking the stand because the session was running too long."

GRAND JURY: Thomas Pontarelli, Sharon Bychowski Jan. 24. Return

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"Drew Peterson's next-door neighbors, past and present, appeared before a grand jury Thursday to give testimony about the embattled ex-cop's missing fourth wife and his dead third one. Thomas Pontarelli, who lived next to Peterson and third wife Kathleen Savio on Pheasant Chase Drive, was the first to testify. He was followed by Sharon Bychowski, who lives next to Peterson at his current home on Pheasant Chase Court, mere blocks from his former residence. Bychowski said witnesses were present for both the cases of [Kathleen] Savio (snip) and Stacy Peterson" - "She said witnesses also testified in the case of Plainfield woman Lisa Stebic, who disappeared April 30." - "Another witness called in the Stacy Peterson case, Bruce Zidarich, said he was sent home before taking the stand because the session was running too long."

January 7, 2008 (Monday)

2008-01-07

chicagotribune.com January 17, 2008

Drew Peterson and his buddy Mike Robinson More on this story under 01/14/2008

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PHOTO: Chicago Tribune 01/17/08 (Metro section, page 3) CAPTION: "Drew Peterson picks up his mail Jan. 7, accompanied by Michael J. Robinson (background), a friend who was accused Monday of beating a former girlfriend and her friend. Robinson was freed on bail Wednesday [01/16/08]. Tribune photo by John Smierciak Photo(s)" [Thanks to "amandareckonwith" for obtaining the photo]

January 14, 2008 (Monday)

2008-01-14

chicagotribune.com January 16, 2008 "Drew Peterson picks up his mail Jan. 7, accompanied by Michael J. Robinson (background), a friend who was accused Monday in a beating a former girlfriend and her friend. Robinson was freed on bail Wednesday."

"Court records show the intimidation charge was lodged after Robinson was accused of calling the third woman and threatening to hurt her if she spoke to investigators" More on this story under 01/16/2008

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"Robinson was with the two women in an apartment complex elevator about 3:30 a.m. Monday [01/14/2008] when he quarreled with his ex-girlfriend, 32, over a phone call and began choking her, said Bolingbrook police Lt. Ken Teppel. When her friend, age 40, tried to intervene, Robinson allegedly punched her in the face, authorities said. Robinson dragged his ex-girlfriend and the friend into the apartment of a third woman and again tried to choke the ex-girlfriend, Teppel said, and when the friend tried to separate them, Robinson punched her in the face several times, knocking her to the floor. Robinson left, and when police arrived, they saw bruises and cuts on the friend's face, Teppel said. Bolingbrook police sought a warrant for Robinson's arrest on battery charges, but given his friendship with Peterson, Glasgow referred the case to state police, Teppel said. He said the charge of witness intimidation was not lodged by his department. Court records show the intimidation charge was lodged after Robinson was accused of calling the third woman and threatening to hurt her if she spoke to investigators. Robinson has a lengthy history of arrests on a variety of charges, including a 1993 conviction for unlawful delivery of a controlled substance for which he was sentenced to 4 years probation." PHOTO: Chicago Tribune 01/17/08 (Metro section, page 3) CAPTION: "Drew Peterson picks up his mail Jan. 7, accompanied by Michael J. Robinson (background), a friend who was accused Monday of beating a former girlfriend and her friend. Robinson was freed on bail Wednesday [01/16/08]. Tribune photo by John Smierciak Photo(s)" [Thanks to "amandareckonwith" for obtaining the photo]

2008-01-14

??????? Innsbruck Apartments 601 Preston Dr Bolingbrook, IL 60440

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Input Date: 1/18/2008 Offense Date: D-01/14/08 Case Number: 08CF000098 Police Dept: BOLINGBROOK PD First Name: MICHAEL Last Name: ROBINSON Street Address: 548 BRIARCLIFF CT City: BOLINGBROOK State: IL Zip: 60440 Telephone: Do Not Call: DNC Date: Appearance Date: 01/15/09 Crime: INTIMIDATION/PHYSICAL HARM Race: Other

January 16, 2008 (Wednesday)

2008-01-16

chicagotribune.com January 16, 2008 Michael J. Robinson

Peterson: "He was just a kid on the street that I befriended, tried to keep him out of trouble"

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"Meanwhile, a friend of Drew Peterson's was released Wednesday [01/16/2008] from the Will County Adult Detention Facility after posting 10 percent of a $50,000 bail after he was accused of beating his ex-girlfriend and her friend, then allegedly threatening a witness. Michael J. Robinson, 34, of Bolingbrook was charged with felony intimidation, misdemeanor battery and domestic battery, according to police and court documents." "His [Michael Robinson] friendship with [Drew] Peterson came to light after Ric Mims, a one-time friend of the former sergeant, told the National Enquirer that Robinson provided Peterson with a cell phone after police seized his old one as part of a search warrant. Mims said Peterson and Robinson behaved suspiciously, communicating in handwritten notes. Peterson said the only note passed contained his cell phone number. Peterson could not be reached for comment Wednesday but said last week he has known Robinson for nearly two decades. "He was just a kid on the street that I befriended, tried to keep him out of trouble," Peterson said."

January 15, 2008 (Tuesday)

The "children" that were listed in Kathleen's will when she died in 2004 were Eric Drew Peterson, Stephen Paul Peterson, Thomas Drew Peterson, and Kristopher Donald Peterson.

2008-01-15

myfoxchicago.com January 15, 2008 Executor: James B. Carroll Witnesses: Alex J. Morelli Gary L. Marcolina THE WILL 03/02/1997 FULL Transcipt HERE The 03/02/1997 WILL was hand written by Drew Peterson CRAIG WALL: "Now that long forgotten Will, evidence in the investigation."

WILL WITNESSES: Alex Morelli, Drew's former partner in the BBPD says he wants nothing more to do with Peterson Gary Marcolina, Drew's best man at his wedding refused to talk to the media Drew's Uncle, James B. Carrol declined to comment

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01/15/2008 Craig Wall (www.myfoxchicago.com) reporting FOX NEWS EXCLUSIVE (VIDEO): "Drew Peterson's Will With Kathleen Savio Subpoenaed by Grand Jury" CRAIG WALL: "The date of the WILL, March 2, 1997, nearly seven years later almost to the day Kathleen Savio would be found dead in her bathtub. That simple handwritten statement would become her Last Will and Testament." - "It had been a bitter divorce. Her husband was in the middle of an adulteress affair with 19 year old Stacy Peterson and while Kathleen remembered to change the beneficiaries on her life insurance there was still that WILL." - "So despite the divorce, Drew Peterson got all her furniture, jewelry and the money from the sale of the home, about $288,000 thousand dollars. He was also named guardian of the children's million dollar trust fund." - "But take a close look at the will." DREW PETERSON: "There really wasn't nothing sinister about it, just something simple if something happen if we were on vacation." - "I wrote up the WILL with Kathleen's instructions and we simply had a couple friends that were over to witness it and that was that simple." CRAIG WALL: "Those friends turned out to be Peterson's former partners in the Bolingbrook Police Department and according to the Savio family, Drew's best man at their wedding. Alex Morelli, Drew's former partner says he wants nothing more to do with Drew and has nothing positive to say about him. He said Drew has turned his world upside down. Best man, Gary Marcolina took off when we tied to talk to him. The old Will names James B. Carrol, Drew’s Uncle, names him executor and gives him full control. He confirmed the account that he was going on vacation but declined to comment further. Once the Will was admitted into court, Carrol promptly fired Kathleen's attorney and discharged another lawyer appointed by the court to watch out for the best interest of the children. So Mr. Carrol had an obligation not to be looking out for Drew but to look out for Kathleen." CRAIG WALL: "So who does it appear the executor was looking out for in this case?" KAREN CONTI (Attorney reviewed probate in Savio's estate for Fox News): "Drew Peterson"

January 17, 2008 (Thursday)

2008-01-17

cbs2chicago.com January 17, 2008

Michael Robinson issued subpoena to appear before the grand jury Helped move car TO Clow?

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01/07/2008 Craig Wall (myfoxchicago.com) reporting (VIDEO): "Peterson Says Racy Message Proves Stacy Had Affair" CRAIG WALL: "Could a racy text message sent to the missing Stacy Peterson be the clue that leads investigators to some answers? Her family and friends are skeptical. But as Craig Wall reports, Drew Peterson and his attorney claim the mystery message is very significant." "In the meantime the grand jury has issued a second subpoena to Michael Robinson, a friend of Drew's recently arrested in a domestic battery incident. A source says Robinson is suspected of helping Drew move Stacy's vehicle to the Clow Airport near their home the very night she disappeared."

January 24, 2008 (Thursday)

2008-01-24

chicagotribune.com January 24, 2008

RIC MIMS: "I was helping him. I thought he was going through a divorce" Communicated by two-way radios Surveillance took place in late 2003 or early 2004

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01/24/2008 (www.chicagotribune.com) New Stacy Peterson sighting called false "Grand jury scheduled to meet for at least 4 more months, prosecutor says" "Today [01/24/2008 Will Co Grand Jury] we talked about mostly some stuff that went on with the Savio case, some surveillance things I did with Drew on her," [Ric] Mims said, shivering outside the Joliet building. "We followed her a few times. He'd have me watch her a few times at work while he did whatever it is he needed to do. "I was helping him. I thought he was going through a divorce, and just needed somebody to help him." - "He said that he and Peterson, a former Bolingbrook police sergeant, would communicate by two-way radios, and that Peterson suspected Savio was having an affair. The surveillance took place in late 2003 or early 2004, Mims said, which would have been after Peterson was already married to Stacy but before his divorce settlement with Savio was finalized." "When asked if he felt bad about his participation, Mims said his biggest regret was the day he met Peterson. "I was not participating in [any] harassment. I never participate in any harassment," Mims said. "At the time, I was just helping a friend. . .with this, what I thought was going through a divorce. I thought he was just trying to find dirt on her for a divorce. I regret the day I met Drew Peterson now, to tell you the truth."

2008-01-24

chicagotribune.com January 24, 2008 Cassandra and Bruce

First time both Cassandra Cales and Bruce Zidarich appeared before the Grand Jury

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01/24/2008 (www.chicagotribune.com) New Stacy Peterson sighting called false "Grand jury scheduled to meet for at least 4 more months, prosecutor says" "Stacy Peterson's sister, Cassandra Cales, and their friend Bruce Zidarich also appeared before the grand jury Thursday [01/24/2008]. They wore Find Stacy Peterson T-shirts and buttons, and left after about three hours in the grand jury room. "It went well. They just asked how Stacy was. She was a good person," Cales said, as the pair looked for their car in the parking garage. She said it was the first time she had appeared before the grand jury. She declined to share details about what she was asked. "They're just working the investigation. I trust the police, and I'm not going to say anything that would hurt the case," she said. "We went over a lot of stuff." "[Bruce] Zidarich, who was the last person known to talk to Stacy besides Drew Peterson, or perhaps her children, said he was quizzed [By the Will Co Grand Jury 01/24/2008] about that last phone call. Stacy was supposed to go help him paint the interior of a house that day. "She said she had been laying in bed for a couple of hours. I told her about the painting at the house. She said it was going to be a long day," Zidarich said, adding that she told him she was in bed because she was depressed."

2008-01-24

www.suntimes.com January 24, 2008

Grand Jury scheduled for next four months

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"For the first time, the Will County state's attorney confirms a grand jury is investigating the disappearance of former Bolingbrook police sergeant Drew Peterson's fourth wife and the death of his third wife. State's attorney James Glasgow's office released a statement Thursday. It says the grand jury looking into the disappearance of Stacy Peterson and death of Kathleen Savio first convened in November. It's expected to continue for about four months. The office also says Illinois State Police have investigated more than 1,900 tips since Peterson disappeared in late October."

January 31, 2008 (Thursday)

2008-01-31

Greta: On The Record January 31, 2008 This transcript was posted on the Internet by the poster known as "Snicker" who watches Greta's OTR shows and generously transcribes them for many in the forum communities. Thank you Snicker !

Ric Mims admits he helped Peterson track Kathleen December 03, January 2004 What Blue Dodge Truck?

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Greta's "On The Record" Guest: Ric Mims RIC MIMS: I have a blog and I'm putting up my story of my friendship with DP and the timeline after SP went missing. It can be found at www.richardmims.com We've had about 6,000 hits per day. I have a site administrator that helps me, but the writing and responding is mine. - GRETA: DId DP have any known access to her [Kathleen Savio] house at the time when she died? - RIC MIMS: I know that I watched her at work to be sure she did not leave while he went to her house to retrieve a few things. Don't know if was to retrieve something inside or outside. That would have been in late December 2003 or very early January 2004. He does know how to use a locksmith kit. Years ago we had that conversation. He has a little black case full of little picks--they look like dental tools. He showed me it when he was showing me his gun collection. He told me he was trained to use it. I've been before the GJ three times and I'm going back one more time that I know about. I've talked to SA about many things, such as whether DP did any parking ticket fixing and if the blue Dodge truck would fit into a garage with the camper top on it. (?) .

February 8, 2008 (Friday)

2008-02-08

Will Co Circuit Court

Case # 08CF000098

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ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 BATTERY/CAUSE BODILY 3 Preliminary ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 INTIMIDATION/PHYSICAL 1 Preliminary ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 DOMESTIC BTRY/PHYSICAL 2 Preliminary CHANGES NOTED 02/04/2008: ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 BATTERY/CAUSE BODILY 3 Motions ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 DOMESTIC BTRY/PHYSICAL 2 Motions ROBINSON MICHAEL 2 8 8 405 930 08CF000098 0 INTIMIDATION/PHYSICAL 1 Motions

February 15, 2008 (Friday)

2008-02-15

suburbanchicagonews February 16, 2008 ALSO SEE: The Bindy Rock Files

Grand Jury Subpoena Served

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02/16/2008 (www.suburbanchicagonews.com) "New subpoena served" "A convicted cop killer reputed to have organized crime connections was subpoenaed to testify at the grand jury investigating the fate of Drew Peterson's last two wives. State police served Anthony "Bindy" Rock, 68, with his papers Friday, a source said. Contacted Friday night, Rock declined to comment. Rock was a central figure in an unsanctioned undercover investigation Peterson undertook while he was on loan from the Bolingbrook Police Department to the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad in 1985. That investigation led to Peterson's indictment on charges of official misconduct and failure to report a bribe."

2008-02-15

suburbanchicagonews February 16, 2008 ALSO SEE: The Bindy Rock Files

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02/16/2008 (www.suburbanchicagonews.com) "New subpoena served" "[Anthony Bindy] Rock was a central figure in an unsanctioned undercover investigation Peterson undertook while he was on loan from the Bolingbrook Police Department to the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad in 1985. That investigation led to Peterson's indictment on charges of official misconduct and failure to report a bribe. Peterson was fired following his indictment when the Bolingbrook Police and Fire Commission found him guilty of those charges, as well as disobedience and conducting a self-assigned investigation. On different occasions, two appellate court judges ruled Peterson's firing was excessive. The criminal charges against him were dropped and he got his job back." "Peterson's trouble from two decades ago started when he revealed to his supervisors that he'd embarked on a solo narcotics investigation of [Anthony Bindy] Rock. A state police undercover officer was already working on Rock, according to court documents, but Peterson went ahead with his probe and failed to tell his superiors until it hit a dead end. "You had better take your guns off. I have something to say that's real bad," Peterson allegedly told his supervisors at the time. And Peterson's former supervisor with the narcotics squad, retired state police Lt. Col. Ronald Janota accused Peterson of leaking the state agent's identity to Rock."

February 21, 2008 (Thursday)

Kathleen Savio's Death OFFICIALLY Ruled a Homicide !! Kathleen Savio Home Page (Story, History, Documents)

2008-02-21

suburbanchicagonews February 21, 2008 "The news left [Drew] Peterson dumbfounded." "He [Peterson] then excused himself, saying, “I got to make a bunch of calls.”

Gee, NO "Oh my God, oh my God! What am I gonna tell my kids?" Ringy Dingy Ringy Dingy Hello Joel?

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02/21/2008 (suburbanchicagonews.com) "Peterson's 3rd wife's death ruled a homicide" "An autopsy performed on the three-year dead body of Drew Peterson’s third wife revealed the woman was a victim of a homicide — contradicting the results of a 2004 state police investigation." "The news left Peterson dumbfounded. “You’re kidding me,” said the embattled ex-cop moments after the results of the autopsy conducted on his third wife, Kathleen Savio, were released. “Unbelievable,” he said. “That’s hard to believe.” He then excused himself, saying, “I got to make a bunch of calls.” He said he is prepared to go to jail if the police show up at his door to arrest him. “Let them do it,” Peterson said. “Everything’s ready. Everything’s in place. “Let them do their thing,” he added, almost daring police and prosecutors to pull the trigger on charges. “The thing is, do what you got to do,” he said defiantly. “You roll the dice, I’ll roll the dice.”

2008-02-21

suburbanchicagonews February 21, 2008 Drew Peterson: “I always liked Bindy, just because he was a character,” he said. “He was a known criminal, but he had a personality that made him fun to work.” ALSO SEE: The Bindy Rock Files

"[John] Schrock [Bindy's Attorney] did accuse Peterson of “shaking Bindy down for money” in 1985" Immunity from prosecution!

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02/21/2008 (suburbanchicagonews.com) "Peterson's 3rd wife's death ruled a homicide" "Also on Thursday [02/21/2008], convicted cop killer Anthony “Bindy” Rock appeared before that grand jury, a pair of sources said. Confronted at the office of his attorney, John Schrock, neither he nor his lawyer would confirm or deny that Rock testified.The sources said the 68-year-old Rock, who is reputed to have organized crime connections, received immunity from prosecution in exchange for his testimony. Again, neither man would confirm this was the case. "Schrock did accuse Peterson of “shaking Bindy down for money” in 1985, when Peterson was an undercover officer with the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad. Peterson dismissed the allegation, saying, “It doesn’t matter. Whatever he says don’t mean nothing.” Peterson did express his appreciation for Rock. “I always liked Bindy, just because he was a character,” he said. “He was a known criminal, but he had a personality that made him fun to work."

February 27, 2008 (Wednesday)

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www.foxnews.com February 27, 2008

Christopher and Thomas Peterson served Grand Jury Subpoenas

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02/28/2008 (www.foxnews.com) "Drew Peterson's Sons Receive Grand Jury Subpoenas" "Drew Peterson's two sons with third wife Kathleen Savio are expected to appear Thursday morning [02/28/2008] before a grand jury investigating the death of their mother, FOX News' Greta Van Susteren reported. Sources close to the Peterson investigation told Van Susteren four police officers arrived at the ex-police sergeant's house at 9 a.m. Wednesday [02/27/2008]. Peterson answered the door and they asked to see 13-year-old Christopher and 15-year-old Tom. When they came to the door, police served them each with a grand jury subpoenas." - "Peterson is reportedly attempting to hire a lawyer for the two boys.

February 28, 2008 (Thursday)

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abcnews.go.com February 28, 2008

"Kristopher and Thomas Peterson given immunity to testify"

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02/28/2008 (abcnews.go.com) "Peterson's Children to Testify at Grand Jury" "Two of Drew Peterson's children from his marriage to Kathleen Savio have been subpoenaed to testify in front of the grand jury investigating his possible involvement in her death and the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacey Peterson, ABC News has learned. The two boys, Tom, 15, and Christopher, 13, were served with subpoenas Wednesday and were granted immunity in return for their testimony. They are currently living with their father."

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gretawire.foxnews February 28, 2008

From Greta's Blog Kristopher and Thomas Peterson did not testify today at the Grand Jury

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02/28/2008 (gretawire.foxnews.com) "UPDATE…..DREW PETERSON STORY" February 28th, 2008 2:38 PM Eastern - by Greta Van Susteren "We have just learned: ...the boys of Drew Peterson, subpoenaed yesterday morning to testify before the grand jury at 9am this morning did NOT testify. Their testimony has been postponed. We are attempting to get more information. My guess? that the boys hired a lawyer and that the lawyer got it postponed in order that he could debrief the boys and advise them of their rights etc…this would be routine reason to postpone." "UPDATE: 2:59pm - It was just confirmed to me the reason for the postponement of the boys’ grand jury testimony - it is so that they can get a lawyer to advise them or their rights and to explain the grand jury process to them. They will not get individual lawyers but rather the boys will share one."

February 29, 2008 (Friday)

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suburbanchicagonews February 29, 2008

Brodsky "said a special agent with the state police made the deal to keep the children away from the grand jury"

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02/29/2008 (www.suburbanchicagonews.com) "Peterson's sons to face grand jury" "The state police welshed on Drew Peterson, the lawyer for the suspected killer said Thursday, and moved to drag his teenage sons before a grand jury after assuring him otherwise. They're already been interviewed at length by the child advocacy center," Peterson's attorney, Joel Brodsky said of the ex-cop's teenage sons, Thomas and Kristopher. "Drew allowed that so they wouldn't have to go before the grand jury. "They've doing it anyway," Brodsky said. "So they're going back on their word." Brodsky, who made his comments en route to John F. Kennedy airport after appearing with Peterson on the "Today" show, said a special agent with the state police made the deal to keep the children away from the grand jury. The two boys reportedly were to be called before the grand jury Thursday but the appearance was canceled. "I wish I could comment on the delay," Brodsky said. "There's a court order prohibiting me from commenting."

March 5, 2008 (Wednesday)