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.
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She told the newspaper that Peterson had a remarkable talent for exuding charm and winning the confidence of people. Connolly, who was married to Peterson for 10 years, said she met him in a Bolingbrook bar in the early 1980s. "This man," she said, referring to Peterson, "just oozing confidence, he wanted to dance with me and buy my girlfriends drinks." She added, "And he set his eyes on me and it was like he was going to get me. He couldn't get me to move in with him fast enough."
Peterson hasn't been charged with any crimes, and he denies involvement in either case. But he acknowledges that he is viewed with deep suspicion. "Based on media coverage," he told the "Today" show earlier this week, "I'm as guilty as they come."
Stacy Peterson was 17 and working as a hotel desk clerk when she met the police officer, who was 30 years her senior. Blond and pretty, Stacy stood five-foot-two and weighed only 100 pounds. When they married, she was taking pre-nursing classes at a community college. The relationship was a mystery to some, including Stacy's longtime friend Pam Bosco. "We were trying to figure out why she was even interested in an older man," she said.
Bosco described Drew Peterson as "personable" and a "man of few words." But she said Stacy became deeply unhappy in the marriage. "She talked about her fear of him," said Bosco. "She said she was worried he was going to kill her. It was scary."
She said Stacy wanted desperately to leave Peterson, who she said had tight control of all financial matters, but didn't know how. "She said he was following her; he was tracking her with GPS," said Bosco. She said Stacy had asked about moving with her two children into a rented place owned by Bosco just a few days before she vanished. "She said she wanted a divorce."
Two days later, on Oct. 28, she said Drew called some friends and family members to say that Stacy was leaving him for another man. In interviews since her disappearance, Peterson has repeated his belief that his wife is somewhere with a man.
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