Drew Peterson Challenge

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• published: 15 Apr 2008
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Common people may get to beat their wives, says Drew Peterson, but the men in blue can't. "As a police officer, we don't have the same abilities to do things as a common person," Peterson pointed out during his appearance on the "Larry King Live" show Friday night. "I kind of challenge anybody out there to find anybody that has ever seen me mad," Drew Peterson said on King's show. November 16, 2007 : But in the first interview granted by one of his ex-wives since Stacy's disappearance, Vicki Connolly, 48, said Thursday that during their marriage an increasingly controlling Peterson told her he could kill her and make it look like an accident. While she couldn't believe he would ever do it, something prompted her to confide in Bolingbrook police officers who she considered friends. "So they would know he said these things to me," she said. She said Peterson would hit her but not hard enough to go to the hospital, and not often enough for her to expect it. It made it worse, she said, that she never knew it was coming. "It was mind games; it was head games," she said. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-... November 21, 2007 Kyle Piry, previous fiance: After she left Peterson and returned the engagement ring, she said he harassed, stalked and arrested her on false charges and threw her against a coffee table. "After I broke up with him I went to his house to get some things. He started calling me names and pushed me over a coffee table. He sat on me and straddled me with legs, yelling: No one had ever done anything like that to me and I didn't know what to do," she said. Piry said she called the police, but friends of Peterson in the department "swept it away." http://abcnews.go.com/US/Story... Feb 23, 2008 Documents released by Savio's family show she had accused Peterson of once stealing her car while she was in church with one of her children. She also, according to one letter the family said was sent to the Will County State's Attorney's office in November 2002, accused Peterson of beating her a number of times so severely she ``ended up in the emergency room.'' And, according to the letter, she described one incident in which she believed he would kill her:``He pulled out his knife, that he kept around his leg and brought it to my neck. http://www.wbbm780.com/Peterson-s-2nd-Wife:-H... March 25, 2008 At the same time, his account of what happened remains what it has always been: She left him for another man and still is alive. "I'm very angry, very angry," he said. He said he's hired private investigators to look for her, but he doesn't elaborate. http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/naperville... Apr 12, 2008 Cassandra Cales accepted that challenge today. "I have seen him, personally, throw my sister across the room," she said. And Cales says just last week the former police sergeant unleashed a profanity-laced tirade against her after she spoke with Stacy's young son outside the home. "He was red and he was screaming," Cales said. "If that's not mad, I don't know what is." http://cbs2chicago.com/topstories/stacy.peter...