Look up the definition of a narcissist and a sociopath and you will find Drew Pearson. He is a despicable man. Drew Pearson decided to kill two innocent women so he doesn???t have to pay child support or alimony. This is not an unusual story. It happens a lot more in our culture than we are willing to admit.
Drew Pearson a loving father? That is such a ridiculous notion. Narcissists do not know how to love and they can pretend emotions. Wait until the children get older, he???ll lose interest because he will no longer be able to control them. His children should be taken away from him now. He has shown himself to be a very cold, calculating and dangerous man.
I hope he gets the death sentence and that something goes wrong while he is dying a painful death. Maybe he???ll think about what he did to these two poor unfortunate women who became his wives. After he dies I hope this is an afterlife so he can rot in hell for eternity.
I know a little about narcissist and sociopaths. I was married to one and was lucky to get out alive.
Teadrinker
A Cop Under a Cloud
Meet Drew Peterson: family man, criminal suspect.
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A veteran cop who knew how to turn on the charm, Drew Peterson was known to those around him for his lighthearted humor and, perhaps more than anything, his devotion to his children. "His kids were the center of his life," Lt. Ken Teppel, a fellow police officer in the Chicago suburb of Bolingbrook, told NEWSWEEK. "He was always talking about them."
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Now it seems that everyone is talking about Peterson—and some are questioning if they really knew him at all.
In a dramatic turn, the 53-year-old sergeant has been named a suspect in the disappearance of his 23-year-old wife, Stacy Peterson, who has been missing since Oct. 28. Authorities say the case of Stacy, his fourth wife, is being considered a "possible homicide." But the questions about Peterson don't stop there.
Authorities are investigating whether Peterson played any role in the mysterious drowning death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, in 2004. Bolingbrook police say they responded to 18 calls concerning domestic violence at the home of Peterson and Savio during their marriage.
As part of the renewed investigation into Savio's death, authorities on Tuesday exhumed the woman's body for an autopsy. When Savio was found dead in a bathtub, police say her hair was soaked in blood and she had a one-inch gash on the back of her head. A coroner's jury ruled her death accidental. Savio at one time had secured an order of protection against Peterson, and she said that he had threatened to kill her, according to her family members.
Peterson's second wife, Vicki Connolly, 48, has now come forward to describe Peterson, when they were together, as controlling and abusive. She said he threatened to kill her and make it look like an accident, according to a report published Friday in the Chicago Tribune.
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