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
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Until he became a household name around Chicago, Peterson kept a low profile. A friend of Peterson's for 27 years, Ric Mims says he didn't even know much about Peterson's three previous wives. Mims says he always knew Peterson as a man who played with his younger children, held family barbecues in the backyard, took the young ones to festivals and amusement parks. "They liked to spend a lot of time with their kids," Mims said of Peterson and Stacy. Peterson has two young children with Stacy, two teenage boys from his third marriage and two adult sons from his first.
Peterson, who did not respond to interview requests from NEWSWEEK, was hired as an officer by the Bolingbrook Police Department in 1977. He was lately working the 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. shift, supervising 10 patrol officers. It seems he has had some troubles at work, too. In September he was suspended for eight days for violating department policy on car chases. Officers under his supervision chased two teenagers who drove off the road and crashed at a construction site. "The pursuit never should have happened in the first place," said Teppel, of the Bolingbrook squad. "We don't pursue for property crimes." Peterson also was fired in 1985 for improper conduct while working as a narcotics officer, but the case was later overturned and he was reinstated.
Since the investigation into his missing wife, Peterson has been suspended without pay. He tendered a letter of resignation this week.
Acquaintances say Peterson, a risk-taker, enjoyed riding a black Harley-Davidson motorcycle painted with blue flames and piloting his ultralight airplane. Friends say he also collected rifles. A former colleague, Don Bolger, who worked as a part-time police officer, said Peterson was "very businesslike, very professional" on the job. He is more outgoing off the clock, said Bolger, who was also a neighbor of Peterson's when he was married to Savio.
"He's a jokester," Bolger told NEWSWEEK. "He has an outgoing personality … If you needed a hand with something, he would help you." Peterson had an interest in photography, and snapped the photos for Bolger's 1981 wedding as a gift. Bolger says he would often see Peterson playing with his two kids with Savio, riding bikes and chasing after them.
Despite the cloud of suspicion, Peterson still has his supporters. A former neighbor, Margie Carcerano, said the family liked to rollerblade, go camping and attend their kids' sporting events. "They were both awesome parents," she said of Peterson and Savio. "What I see of him as a father, he is always there. He is always at every activity."
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