DREW PETERSON to be on "The Dating Game"

[THECHICAGOCONNECTION]

Drew Peterson is the Bolingbrook,Il. cop that is on wife #4 ...but she is missing.
He is a suspect in her disappearance as well as his 3rd wife's 'drowning' death.

This has gotten national attention...Geraldo Rivera, CNN, etc.

I was listening to Steve Dahl's (Disco Demolition fame) radio show here in Chicago and Drew's lawyer called and said he'd like to talk to Steve on the air.

Steve was a little nervous because he has been doing Drew Peterson impersonations for weeks .....as well as "parody songs" about Drew's situation.

But he did go on the air and it was incredibly interesting radio.

They set up a "Dating Game" for Thursday morning at 8:00 central.
Drew will ask questions to 3 contestants and pick a winner .
The winner will go on a date with Drew and the date will be 'chaparoned' by Steve Dahl.


WJMK...104.3 ........if you are in the Chicago market.
Thursday at 8:00

 

[5starbomb]

I havent heard anything knew on the case have you Chicago connect?

 

[zeeman]

The cop Peterson oughta be hung by his balls with a dildo up his ass on national TV. He and his lawyer are the only 2 people in America that believe his wife ran off with another man. I hope he frys.

 

[THECHICAGOCONNECTION]

Steve Dahl asked Drew this question this morning (on the air)....
"Drew ,if you think your wife is missing because she left with another man...shouldn't there be a man missing too ?"

He replied that he has a Private Eye on the case....(ya know, like OJ did).

This guy was on the air this morning yuckin it up...laughingand joking..........some good radio for sure.

Can't wait for tomorrow's "Dating Game".
Should be a classic.

 

[THECHICAGOCONNECTION]

I havent heard anything knew on the case have you Chicago connect?

Last I heard Drew was happy that the national media finally stopped staking out his house...and he was happy to get back to a 'normal' life.

But now he calls a top rated radio show and get's himself back in the news.

This is a great PR event for Steve Dahl and he didn't even set it up.
Peterson called him.
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Heard a few weeks ago that all they need is the body and he'll be charged.


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[Buster]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,325005,00.html

CHICAGO — A radio station has backed out of plans to hold a dating contest featuring former police sergeant Drew Peterson, a suspect in his fourth wife's disappearance.

The radio station, Chicago's WJMK-FM, had planned to offer listeners the chance to "Win a Date With Drew Peterson" on Thursday on the "Steve Dahl Morning Show." Peterson accepted the invitation to participate.

"The ladies are coming back around," Peteson said Wednsday on the show.

Peter Bowen, the station's general manager, told FOX News that there will be no dating contest.

Plans for the dating show were part of a spontaneous discussion on air Wednesday morning, Bowen said.

Stacy Peterson was reported missing on Oct. 29 after she failed to show up at a friend's house. Peterson denies any involvement in his wife's disappearance and claims that she left him for another man.

 

[bradster]

Yeah they should hang him by his balls for sure!! :aktion033

 

[5teamparlay]

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20160520/news/305209989/Chicago updated: 5/20/2016 11:57 AMJury selection begins in Peterson murder-for-hire trialFacebook 0By ALAN SCHER ZAGIER**ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Jury selection started Friday in the murder-for-hire trial of Drew Peterson, the former Bolingbrook police officer accused of plotting to kill the prosecutor who put him behind bars in his third wife's death.Peterson, 62, is serving a 38-year-sentence at the maximum-security Menard Correctional Center in southern Illinois. Opening arguments are scheduled to start Monday, with the trial anticipated to last at least one week.The Illinois Attorney General's Office and the Randolph County state's attorney are prosecuting the case against Peterson, who faces a sentence of up to 60 years if convicted of both solicitation of murder for hire along with solicitation of murder.Peterson has pleaded not guilty to allegations that he enlisted another inmate between September 2013 and December 2014 to help plan the death of Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow, who is among the state's likely witnesses. Glasgow has previously declined to discuss the alleged threats.The crux of the state's case is expected to consist of wiretapped conversations between Peterson and a confidential informant. Prosecutors have not identified a prospective hit man.A public defender representing Peterson unsuccessfully sought to bar the secretly recorded conversations, arguing that the Will County judge who authorized the wiretap improperly met with the jailed informant, whose name was inadvertently disclosed during pretrial proceedings.Even as he faces additional time in prison, Peterson is appealing his 2012 murder conviction to the Illinois Supreme Court.A state appeals court ruled in November that evidence against Peterson was sufficient to show he killed Kathleen Savio, whose body was found in the bathtub of her suburban Chicago home in 2004. No date has been given for arguments.Glasgow reopened the investigation into Savio's death after the 2007 disappearance of Stacy Peterson, the ex-Bolingbrook sergeant's 23-year-old fourth wife. Peterson, who remains a suspect in that case, has maintained his innocence. His defense attorneys previously contended that Stacy Peterson had left for another man and was alive. Peterson divorced Savio a year before her death.It's not clear whether Peterson, who opted to not take the stand in his murder trial, will testify this time. Randolph County State's Attorney Jeremy Walker said the witness list has been placed under seal.Should he testify, prosecutors will be able to question Peterson about his murder conviction, Circuit Judge Richard Brown has ruled. But they won't be able to discuss a 2003 attempt by Peterson to pay $25,000 to someone whom he asked to "take care of" Savio.The judge has also granted a defense request to allow discussion at trial about the details of the confidential informant's own criminal history.