" How do I look?" " Great." "I lost 20 pounds." "Jenny Craig doesn't have anything on me." "It's for my Playgirl shoot." "Wouldn't put it past you." "No, that's one of the rumors I heard, that I was gonna do that," " but wish it were true." " He's all yours now." "Hey." "That's a good makeup." "So, Drew, I was doing some research on you last night." "I am the most researched man in America." "I have a wife run off, and I'm interesting." "Oh, you are interesting, believe me." "So, Drew, Stacy was your fourth wife." "You really been married that many times?" "That's right." "Such bad luck with wives, why do you keep doing it?" "You like vanilla, I like chocolate." "I like being married." "I like to belong to somebody." "And, you know, I'm a romantic." "What's so great about marriage?" "Honeymoons." "Okay." "And Kathleen Savio was wife number three." "Beautiful girl." "And fun." "We laughed, did some comedy between us." "And then, of course, she changed." "How long did the honeymoon last with her?" "Not long enough." "The honeymoons never last long enough." "Drew." "Okay." "Drew." "Justin!" "I told you, I told you the kids were gonna hear us." "Justin, you have to wait until we say to come in." "But Zach's taking soda bottles out of the fridge again." "See, but you couldn't be quiet." "No, you were getting too much loving from Big Daddy." "Did you hear what he said?" "He said Zach is trying that soda-bomb thing again." "All right, I'll put the fear of God into him." "Drew!" "Justin, close your eyes and go out." "Go on." "You could have told him to go out first." "He has a right to know why they call me Big Daddy." "Yeah?" "Have you been inside a men's locker room lately?" "You know, maybe I don't have to come back here and finish." "Drew, I'm teasing." "Well, maybe I'm teasing, too." "You're gonna have to wait to find out." "So, what's the little guy do?" "He's taking candies and he's putting them in the liter bottles and shaking them so they explode everywhere." "And I mean it, they're exploding everywhere." "Is that why your hair's so gray?" "You know what?" "I kinda like it." "It makes me look sort of, I don't know, suave and debonair." "Sergeant Peterson, yo!" "Man, what you doing here?" "Just keeping the peace." "Guess that's what you do, you keep this here town humming." "I still ain't forgot what you did for me, helping me out with my little problem." "I know you didn't mean to steal that money." "You were gonna give it back." "Yeah, and if it wasn't for you," "I'd be sitting in a cell right now." "Right." "Need anything, call me." "All right, I will do that." "You take care now." "All right." "All right." "Man, you got everybody and their brother owing you favors." "I'll take a look around." "Excuse me..." "Stacy." "Are you the one who called us?" "Yes, I did." "And have you seen the husband?" "Yeah." "He's been running through here." "He has scissors." "Well, that's nice." "Yeah." "He's a little crazy, but love will do that to you." "Love will do that to you." "Mmm-hmm." "You seem a little young to know anything about love." "Little young for you." "I see." "You think I'm flirting with you." "I definitely think you're hitting on me." "You see, if I didn't know better," "I'd say you were flirting with me." "Regina!" " Duty calls." " Hey, where's my wife?" "Your ride's here." "All right." "Let go!" "Come on!" "Man!" "Subtitles downloaded from Podnapisi.NET" "So, what happened?" "Some crazy drunk." "Hey, you see that cop over there?" "The one on the left?" "Do you think he's hot?" "No." "He's like 50." "" Ride into the sunset once again."" "Okay." "Make sure you brush your teeth, and no staying up past 10:00, even if Aunt Sofia lets you." "Don't worry, boys." "What your mother don't know won't hurt her." "Yeah, I know you." "You let them stay up late and watch scary movies." "It's a lot more fun than going to the stupid party." "Then don't come." "Right." "And then you'll pout for a week." "I don't pout." "It's not my style." "You don't pout!" "What should we call those little comments and digs?" "Being a jerk?" "Being an ass?" "It's like this every month with her." "It's like clockwork." "Hey, guys!" "It's too much." "It's too much." "Thank you." "Love what you've done with the place." "Love that shade of gray." "You remember how bad it used to be?" "City spent 1.8 million refurbishing this." "Took someone in and come out with a case of lice." "I mean, come on." "Tell me you couldn't be comfortable in here." "It's almost like a motel room." "We can try out the cot." "I bet you've done that already." "What are you talking about?" "I'd rather catch lice." "Why don't you stay in there for a while?" "Very funny." "Open up." "You said you'd prefer the lice." "Let me out of here!" "You son of a bitch!" "Hey, Drew, we don't want the captain coming down here." "Do you know how much I hate you sometimes?" "Sergeant Peterson." "Why am I not surprised to see you?" "Well, I'm surprised to see you." "You must have some kind of a magnet inside you." "Nice bike." "" When you came around you knocked me down. "" "" We can keep it like a secret. "" "" Nobody will ever know. "" "" I should have told you a long time ago. "" "A subtitle made possible by R3V0LV3R." "You own a plane?" "Yeah." "Yeah, it's fun to fly over Lake Michigan or across to Madison for lunch or something." "Wow." "You must have a lot of money to own your own plane." "Yeah, I do all right." "And I own some businesses." "Do you know Suds over on Elkins Street?" "That's mine." "Gosh." "I can't imagine what that feels like." "I'm always worried about money." "Well, you should let me take you out for steak and lobster." "I've never had lobster." "You are so beautiful." "So, then, you're taking me out?" "I'd like to take you out." "But I think there's something you should know first." "I don't care how old you are." "I just don't." "Technically, I am still married." "Technically?" "Good morning." "You are such a liar!" "Hey, you cut it out." "I'm so sick of your lying!" "Where were you?" " You're late!" " I'm not late." "I was at work." "You're lying every time you open your mouth!" "You know what, I'm tired of your psycho talk." "I'm sick of it." " What do you mean you're sick of it?" " Mom, are you okay?" "Justin, get upstairs." "You psychotic bastard!" "Your mom's acting crazy." "Don't you dare act like I'm the crazy one!" "I am not crazy!" "Stop fighting!" "Drew, you're not serious!" "It's all yours." "No." "You can't buy me a car." "It's too much!" "It is okay for you to let me take care of you." "I just wanna make your life perfect." "You already do." "You wanna make out in the backseat?" "Well, he bought me a car." "It's just proof he's getting a divorce." "Or it proves his wife is stupid." "Look, will you stop harping on Drew using me, please?" "She's just jealous she doesn't have a boyfriend who'll buy her a car." "I am not." "There's no way I would sleep with someone just for a car." "Hey, I didn't know he was gonna buy me the car." "So you just like screwing guys older than your dad?" "Stop it!" "Be nice." "You're my sister." "Come on." "This sister is nice to me." "What I wanna know is why you've never bought me a car." "I'm gonna check on the chicken." "Look, you guys, I don't care what anyone thinks, okay?" "Drew is sweet to me." "He wants to take care of me." "Stacy, he still lives with his wife." "Not for much longer." "Okay, what if Kathleen wakes up?" "She won't." "What if the boys wake up?" "They're not gonna wake up." "Come on." "Look, I can just get a room at that motel again." "Come on." "No, no, no, no." "It's fine." "Hang on." "I'm really not sure about this." "So what?" "It's still better than the backseat of a car." "Hi." "Let's see if we can guess what Kathleen's problem is today." "I found this letter in our mailbox last night telling me how stupid I am that I don't know my husband is having an affair." "What are you talking about?" "You're cheating on me, Drew." "This doesn't even have a signature." "Is this one of your mind games?" "Shut up!" "I'm sick and tired of your crap!" "Just get out of here!" "Get out of my house!" "This is my house." "Don't ever forget that." "Don't touch me." "Never, ever touch me again." "Don't be so dramatic." "Drew, hi." "Hi." "Kathleen got a letter..." "Kathleen got a letter saying that I was fooling around on her." "You better tell me that that wasn't you." "Drew, it wasn't." "She's gone and thrown all my crap out all over the yard." "I'm gonna have to find somewhere else to live." "Well, good." "Now maybe we can get a place together." "That would go over really big with the divorce judge, me shacking up with my girlfriend who's half my age." "Kathleen would bleed me dry." "I thought you said you wanted us to be together." "I do, but on my terms." "Well, maybe I have terms now." "I'm pregnant." "And I'm keeping it." "I already decided." " Hello, madam." "Checking in?" " Hi." "Yes." "Are you mad?" "My heart just was leaping out of my chest." "I'm so, so happy." "Now nothing else matters." "They're here, and they're gonna throw your ass outta here!" "Or maybe they're gonna put the crazy lady in cuffs." "I am not crazy!" "You broke in here!" "Technically, I still own this house." "Hey, Jimmy." "How you doing?" "About the same as I was when I was out here two days ago." "I want him arrested." "Kathy, you know I'm not gonna do that." "I have the right to protection!" "I just came for my socks and underwear." "You liar!" "I wanna see what's in that bag!" "You see what I have to deal with?" "It goes in the man cave." "The den, you moron." "Butthead." "Hey, honey, wait till you see how cute the crib looks in the bedroom." "It's so adorable." "I put the sheets down and the bumper and the spinny thing." "Mobile." "It's called a mobile." "Yes." "That." "It's so cute." "Our baby's gonna love it so, so much." "And it matches everything." "All right." "Where's the camera?" "'Cause if she starts going ballistic," "I'm gonna have some evidence this time." "Don't worry." "I'm not gonna deprive your baby of having a father." "I already agreed to the divorce." "But I'm not going to sign those divorce papers until you sign this agreement that we still have to negotiate the property settlement." "See, I don't think "negotiate" is the word for what your lawyer's trying to do to me." "Well, I think he's doing a great job of getting the judge to consider what's fair." ""Job, " that's the word, but put "blow" in front of it." "You want your quickie divorce or not?" "You got a pen?" "I'll get a pen." "I feel sorry for you." "You actually believe he's a catch." "Well, I don't care what you think." "I used to be you, and one day you'll be me, and you'll regret the day you ever laid eyes on Drew Peterson." "I will never be like you, mean and bitter." "Look, this house is gonna be full of love and laughter and I'm sorry if that makes you jealous, but you had your chance with him." "It's my turn." "You can have him, little girl." "He's all yours." "You really waited to get married just so you'd fit into this dress?" "Well, that and so we'd have more fun on the wedding night." "Please don't put that image in my head." "Stop." "Come on." "Look at Lauren and Rick, okay?" "He's older." "Eleven years, not 30." "Who cares?" "I have the family I've always wanted." "You mean the money you always wanted, the house you always wanted..." "Brianna, it's her wedding day." "Let her be happy." "I'm sorry." "I just have a hard time believing that this guy made you happy." "Yeah, well, there won't be money for much longer." "Kathleen gets half of everything in the settlement." "The hearing's next month, then poof, that money's gone." "He could have stayed with her, kept all that money, but he chose me and our perfect baby." "He loves me." "I don't know how you do it, Drew." "How you get these luscious women to keep marrying you." "Justin." "Tell your Uncle Glenn here that Big Daddy's got it going on." "Big Daddy's got it going on." "Yeah, I'd say so." "Hi." "Hey, now, you're supposed to wait for that." "I know, but I couldn't wait another second." "So you married Stacy but there were several calls to the Bolingbrook Police Department to settle fights between you and Kathleen, 18 calls in all." "A lot of those calls were made by me, to protect me from her." "She says that you broke into her house, that you held her down on the stairs and threatened to kill her." "Right." "Well, if you knew Kathy, you would know how ridiculous that is." "You know, if I were to go to hell, and the devil would say, "There's nothing I can do to you."" ""You've already been married to Kathy Peterson."" "She says that you broke into her house, that you held her down on the stairs and threatened to kill her." "Well, I'm a police officer." "I don't work for the power company or the phone company." "And if I were to get involved in some sort of domestic dispute, or get physical, you know, with my wife, I could lose my job." "And I kinda challenge anybody out there who's ever even seen me mad." "Come on." "Let's go, guys." "Got to get back to your mom's." "But wait." "They haven't finished eating yet." "If I'm two minutes late, Kathleen will say" "I'm violating a court order." "So, let's go." "Okay." "Well, guys, it was a really fun weekend!" "I love you!" " Race you to Mom's!" " Wait up!" "They don't love me back." "Don't worry." "Soon, they're gonna think you're the best mom in the world." "I promise." "Hey, honey, the clothes you put in the wash last night," "I'm happy to do your laundry." "Just put it in the hamper." "I can fit through the doggy door." "Why don't you guys walk back to my house, and I'll figure out where your mom is." " But I..." " No." "No buts." "Go on." "I don't know why you just don't go in yourself." "Because I'm not stupid." "Well, how does that make you stupid?" "Because Kathleen accuses me of all kinds of things." "She gets restraining orders, and so I just can't go in there." "I need somebody else to do it." "Kathleen?" "It's your neighbor, Brad." "Kathleen?" "Drew?" "Drew!" "Drew!" "What am I gonna tell my kids?" "What am I gonna tell them?" "Hey." "Joe Hosey with the Herald." "I got word there was a suspicious death here with the ex-wife of one Sergeant Drew Peterson." "What do you think?" "Is there a story?" "Here he is." "Why don't you ask him?" "If you say what I told you to say, you'll be fine." "I know." "I just hate the way they stare at me when they're talking to me." "They're like zombies." "You'll be great." "Hey." "Joe Hosey with the Herald." "I'm checking into a possible story on your ex-wife's death." "I'm sorry to disappoint you, but there's really no story there." "Is it okay that I quote you on that?" "Well, I'm really sad about it, and my boys are really broken up." "That's what I'm thinking about right now." "Today is just a formality, sort of pain in the ass." "Where was your husband after 9:00 p.m." "the night before his ex-wife was found?" "Um, he was putting Austin to bed, and then we went to bed together around 10:30." "So, to your knowledge, he was sleeping with you the entire night?" "Um..." "You know, I'm sorry." "It's just, it's kind of hard being questioned like this." "We just found out that I'm pregnant again so I think that the stress is not good for the baby." "No need to stress." "I'm just getting through paperwork here." "The results of the autopsy came back with the cause of death being accidental drowning." "Accident." "Oh..." "Thank God." "Come on." "Try and steal it." "Come on." "Try and take it from me." "Come on." "Come on." "Guys!" "That's not very enthusiastic." "Your mom wouldn't want you moping the rest of your life." "Hey, guys." "Things aren't that bad." "Stacy's been taking good care of you." "The new neighbors just moved in." "Let's go say hi." "Why would you wanna do that?" "You got a baby in the house." "You got a baby in there." "You got guys right here." "What do you wanna go over there for now?" "Well, I want to go say hello!" "Why wouldn't you be staying home?" "Fine." "If you don't wanna go with me, I'll just go by myself." "Used to be, a man could keep his woman pregnant in the house." "Yes!" "That was so nice of you to come over." "You didn't have to bring dinner." "What was that sort of unusual flavor in it?" "Pumpkin spice." "Pumpkin spice in the chili?" "Yeah." "It's a trick my sister, Lauren, taught me." "She's more like my mom than my real mom ever was." "She took off when I was 12, so..." "And, by the way, if you just take this road, you can get to the market way faster than hitting the light." "You are so sweet to show me around." "It's no problem." "I don't get out much with four kids." "Well, if you ever need me to watch them, I'm right next door." "Oh, thanks." "How are the boys doing?" "Zach's better, but not Justin." "Karen, sometimes he cries so hard, and it just breaks my heart." "But I'm legally adopting both of them." "I don't want them ever to think they don't have a mom." "This is the house Drew shared with Kathleen and the boys." "This is where they found her body in the bathtub." "Wow." "It's so close." "I know." "Actually, Drew used to sneak me into the basement when we first started seeing each other." "I used to freak out thinking." "Kathleen was gonna wake up and come beat me up." "He brought you into the house while his wife was still upstairs?" "Honey, Stacy, that's not right." "Well, he had to." "I mean, everyone knows him in this town." "And, plus, she was horrible." "Yeah, I guess it really wasn't right, was it?" "Come on, man." "You don't get it." "I just needed the money for some food." "Are you idiots eating meth now?" "Hey, I wouldn't put it past him." "No, man." "My girl." "She just found out she's pregnant." "My wife is pregnant, and you don't see me out there nabbing purses." "When's Stacy gonna pop anyway?" "God, I think her due date was last week." "And, trust me, you do not want this to happen." "I mean, they're all hopped up on hormones." "You think your girl is a nightmare when she's jonesing for tweak?" "Wait till she becomes a big, fat, sweaty monster." "All right, Drew." "I think you're scaring him." "He should be scared." "The woman he fell in love with is about to disappear." "Speak of the devil." "All right." "Come on." "Let's go." "It's your lucky day." "My wife's water broke, and with any luck, I'm gonna have a baby girl." "Can I get a ride back?" "Don't push your luck." "So pure, like an angel." "Don't worry." "Daddy's not gonna let any of the dirty boys get you." "No, ma'am." "What are you saying to her?" "Don't lose this one." "I'll find the other one eventually." "Well, you need one now." "I mean, I can't be out at work at night and not know you're safe." "You need to answer that." "Honey, I always answer when you call." "Not all the time." "So answer this on the third ring." "You're not serious?" "I gotta know you're safe." "I gotta know where you are." "Okay, fine." "The third ring." "Looks good." "Get out of here." " Don't fall." " I won't." "Does it look straight?" "Yeah." "It looks perfect." "Good." "I knew you'd be good at this decorating thing." "Aw." "What are you doing?" "Mommy's here." "Yeah!" "It's okay." "All I ever wanted was a little girl." "I got exactly what I wanted." "I just hope Drew will let us be happy." "Why wouldn't Drew let you be happy?" "Oh, I'm just being hormonal." "Zach's graduation is this Friday." "Do you wanna come?" "Edward Taylor." "Ryan Bates." "Jacob Roberts." "God, I wish they would get to Zach already." "If I don't go home and feed Kaitlyn soon, I'm gonna burst." "Why would you be talking about your boobs here?" "What's wrong with you?" "Timothy Stevens." "Casey Robinson." "I want to know what guy you've got in your head that you're worried about your boobs for." "Oh, my..." "Stop!" "Zach Peterson." "Yay, Zachie!" "I'll ask you once again, please, hold your applause until the end." "Heather Miller." "Joseph Baker." "Walter Young." "You guys should have seen Stacy." "She was so cute." "She was blowing kisses and waving at Zach." "I love the way she looks after these boys." "Sounds like you two are close." "I adore her." "She said she wishes you were her mom, which makes me so glad to hear, especially now that I may not..." "What?" "We are waiting on some test results for Lauren." "Oh." "I'm sure everything will be okay." "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa." "Hey, Glenn, you don't have to put all the beers in the ice." "Not everybody's gonna drink one." "Hey, Drew told me to put them all on ice, I'm putting them on ice." "Drew?" "Drew, why are you looking at my phone?" "Because I worked undercover, and I can read people like a book, and I can read you." "There's nothing to read on there!" "I know that when you're blowing kisses around, you're trying to reel in a guy, because that's how you got me." "I was blowing kisses to our son, Zach." "I'm gonna check your e-mail." "What?" "You can't do that!" "There's no one else, okay?" "You can't just read my e-mail without asking me permission." "I can do whatever I want." "I paid for it." "No, you can't." "This is not your..." "Stacy?" "How's the hot-dog situation out there?" "I don't know." "You'll have to ask the boys." "I'll go check." "Honey, is everything all right?" "Everything's fine." "Drew just threw me into the TV, but..." "Wanna help me make some more margaritas?" "Stacy's friends and family have accused you of being controlling, mean." "What do you say to them?" "Well, I'm not perfect." "And anytime you're under a microscope, people only want to see the negative, and any of the positive gets washed under the blankets." "Why would you want to work?" "I don't understand." "I make enough money." "The kids need you here." "Drew, it's next door." "I'm just gonna walk next door, do a little paperwork for Karen while Austin's in preschool." "She's gonna let me bring the baby." "But it's a slap in the face." "I mean, it's like you think I can't support you." "Honey, don't feel that way." "Why do you have to feel that way?" "Any man would." "Any man from 1960." "Look, women work now." "I was working when you met me." "But I told you I was gonna take you away from all that." "Okay, well, what if I want to work?" "I mean, I just go a little crazy sitting in this house every day." "See?" "I thought this is what you wanted." "It is." "It is." "Why can't we just be happy?" "I am happy." "This is Karen." "Karen, where's Stacy?" "Is Stacy there?" "Yeah." "She's about two aisles over in the grocery store." "Look, is she there or not?" "I just said she was." "You know, you don't need to check up on her when she's with me." "How do I know what you two are doing together when you're out there on your little trips?" "Come on." "Listen, you want her to be with me." "I mean, the most trouble she's gonna get into is buying trashy magazines at the checkout stand." "Why don't you give her some space?" "Is that Drew?" "Gosh." "He's probably been trying to call me." "I left my cell phone in the car." "Okay, will you just watch Kaitlyn for a minute?" "I gotta call him back." "It's not even dark, and you're dragging us by here?" "You used to just do it late at night, which, you know, I get, but..." "No, you don't." "Hey, I'm married, too, remember?" "Yeah, but I've seen your wife." "She's not exactly a stone-cold fox." "Hey!" "Watch it!" "I'm just telling the truth." "I mean, look at Stacy." "I mean, she's like a flower." "You know, in bloom and, you know, putting her scent out everywhere." "And don't tell me that you can't smell it." "I ain't touching that one with a 10-foot pole." "That's right." "You keep your damn pole away from my wife." "You're yanking my chain, right?" "Those boys are my nephews." "I can take them out for an ice cream cone." "Yes, you can." "It's just Drew will be mad at me if I let you take them without him knowing." "He knew I was coming today." "I left him a message." "But he didn't tell me." "If you just wait till he calls back..." "He's not gonna call you back!" "Okay?" "It's part of his little game to screw with me." "You know what?" "You're probably part of that game, so fine." "You win." "Sofia, wait." "Look, I know the boys wanna see you!" "So let them come out and see me!" "You're not those boys' mother." "I think you know what happened to their mother just as well as I do, and Drew will go to hell for it." "Wait..." "Was that Kathleen's sister?" "Yeah." "Kathleen was exactly the same way." "She used to come over all the time and say nasty stuff to me." "She said I was gonna end up just like her." "Thought it was Drew." "Hey, Rick." "Is everything okay?" "Oh, no." "Your sister will be dearly missed." "She was a strong woman." "She'd accepted this as God's will." "He's full of it." "She fought so hard." "Yeah, but she knew it was coming." "When I saw her last week, she kept looking at me so funny, asking if I knew how short life was." "Don't waste one day being unhappy." "That's what she said to me." "I love you very much." "Hey, you're blubbering all over this nice suit." "I got a box of Kleenex in the car." "I hate this." "I hate it." "She didn't even make it past 30." "This is kinda good for you, though, right?" "I saw the way you were touching Rick." "I know you're sleeping with him." "All those times you told me you were going to the hospital to see Lauren," "I know you were sneaking off with him." "My sister's in that casket." "You see?" "You didn't deny it." "You're disgusting." "I can't even look at you right now." "I wanna know how many times you banged him." "Just tell me." "Was it five?" " Ten, Twenty?" " God, stop!" "You forget that I know that you're not the kinda girl that lets marriage stop you." "You forget that I know what kind of whore you are." "Oh, my God!" "Don't ever hold me down again!" "I can't do this anymore." "We're done, Drew." "It's over." "You know you're not going anywhere." "Yeah." "You're right." "I'm not going anywhere." "You are." "You're moving out." "Kathleen was right about you." "She was right about everything." "I want you out!" "And if you don't go," "I'm gonna make life very difficult for you." "And I know you know exactly what I mean." "I was an ass last night." "A jealous, insecure ass." "Yes, you were." "I'm trying to say I'm sorry." "I'm trying to make it better." "Okay, well, you can't make it better." "Not anymore." "But I know how much you love these kids." "You wouldn't break up our family over one stupid fight, are you?" "One stupid fight, Drew?" "You're upset." "Your sister died." "Just need a little time." "You leaving is not an option." "Four kids?" "Isn't that overkill?" "No." "I love being a mom." "It's amazing being a mom." "I just need to not be a wife anymore." "Okay, but why call me?" "I mean, we dated a really long time ago and I'm not into the kid thing." "Don't flatter yourself." "I'm not looking for a new guy." "No, I don't know." "I guess I just needed to talk to someone who knew me before." "I used to be really brave, right?" "Yeah." "You climbed out of the window of my truck to grab a beer out of the cooler in the back, while we were speeding on the highway." "I was just trying to remember what it felt like to be brave." "And I remembered you used to take me to the..." "What?" "Is there a problem, Officer?" "Well, there's definitely a problem if you're sleeping with my wife." "Whoa, whoa." "We're just having lunch here." "Stop, there's nothing romantic here, okay?" "He's just a friend." "Then why didn't you tell me about it?" "I'll leave you two alone." "No, no, you should eat your lunch." "I'm not hungry." "I said you should eat your lunch." "You can't do that." "Who are you gonna call?" "My wife should be able to go out, have a meal with a friend." "So, eat up." "You know we have to go back for my car at some point." "You can't keep my keys forever." "I'm not keeping your keys, but I'm not gonna let you drive when you're so upset." "God, of course I was upset." "That was horrible!" "Our relationship is not gonna work if you want to run around with other guys." "There is no relationship, Drew." "I just told you, we are done!" "I'm the one who should be pissed off." "You're running around with a guy in secret, and I'm willing to forgive and forget, but you gotta meet me halfway." "All I have to do is get a lawyer." "I'm not gonna let that happen." "I'm not gonna lose my wife, my kids, and my house." "I've worked too hard." "Stacy, honey." "Hey, are you okay?" "He won't leave." "He's never gonna leave." "Honey." "Hey, listen to me." "Don't worry about him, okay?" "You can always leave." "He won't let me go." "He'll kill me before he lets me go." "What?" "Hey, did he threaten you?" "It doesn't matter." "It does matter." "Yes, it matters." "You matter." "I'm already dead." "I really needed to speak with you, Pastor." "I have to leave him." "I have to end my marriage." "I want you and Drew to come in and talk to me, together." "You don't understand." "I'm terrified of him." "Where are you going?" "I told Brianna I would help paint her new apartment." "But if you're gonna lose it, I'm not gonna..." "Why would I lose it?" "You should go." "What?" "Go be with your sister." "It'll do you some good." "Do you like it?" "So, the last time you saw Stacy was the morning of October the 28th?" "Correct." "Would you care to walk us through the events of that morning?" "I had come home from the night shift, and she was just waking up, and she told me that she was going to paint her sister's house." "And you talked to her?" "I wished her a good day and told her to have fun, and she left, I believe around 11:30 in the morning." "But you talked to her after that?" "I got a call." "I was out running errands and she told me that she'd found someone else and that she was leaving, just like that." "Hi." "So, yes, of course I'm gonna help you paint your apartment," "I will be there by 10:00." "But I just wanted you to know, I think I'm gonna get a new phone." "You know why." "Okay." "Talk to you in a little bit." "Love you." "Do you know where Stacy is?" "No." "But I've been wondering about her, 'cause she hadn't been answering her cell." "Yeah, I know." "I've been calling her all day, and I'm worried out of my mind." "Where's Stacy?" "She didn't show up to paint with me today." "She won't answer her phone." "What's going on, Drew?" "She left me." "So she finally did it, huh?" "She called me on the phone, and she said that she was with a new guy and she was leaving." "No." "Wait a minute." "Stacy wasn't seeing anyone." "Did she tell you she was seeing someone?" "Daddy, when are we gonna eat?" "She left without the kids?" "Stacy?" "Stacy?" "Wait a minute." "Stacy would not leave those kids behind." "I know her." "Those kids are everything to her." "She wouldn't leave them behind." "That's what I would have thought." "But that's what she did." "And I don't think she's coming back." "Stacy told me she'd asked Drew to move out, and that she wanted a divorce but he wouldn't agree to it." "The thing is, she..." "She told me that she thought that." "Drew would kill her if she ever tried to leave." "I told you it was useless to call the police." "I don't work with Bolingbrook." "I'm a detective with the Illinois State Police." "Prior to this morning, I've never even met Sergeant Peterson." "You'll still protect him." "I can assure you both that we will investigate this objectively." "Stacy threatened to leave me almost every month, sort of, you know, coordinated around her menstrual cycle." "You know, so I'm kind of not surprised." "But I'm sure she's laughing her ass off now, with you guys coming after me." "No one's coming after you, Drew." "I know these boys." "They'll treat you fair and square." "It's very early." "She's only been missing 24 hours yet." "But she's not." "She's on a beach somewhere with a new guy." "Maybe she'll do you a favor and call her sister sometime soon." "I wouldn't hold my breath." "She likes seeing me squirm." "Listen, I'm a police officer." "I understand you have a job to do." "But I would really appreciate some space." "I mean..." "I just got left." "My kids just got left." "So I take it no one's found her yet." "I love that girl so much." "I really think she might be dead." "Sweetie, let's just hope you're wrong, okay?" "Let's hope you're wrong." "Oh, God, I hope I'm wrong." "Stacy's friends and family immediately called the police and said they thought you had done something to her." "That's right." "Did that surprise you?" "Not at all." "You know, whenever something happens the suspicion always falls on the husband." "If I were the investigating officer, I'd feel the same way." "Joe, look alive." "Yeah." "Alive and kicking." "No worries." "Got a missing-persons story for you." "This young lady says her..." "Sister?" "Her sister disappeared under suspicious circumstances." "If there's anything to it, I'll need the story no later than 5:00." "Sorry about that." "Editors, they don't always have the best bedside manner." "I don't care." "I just wanna find out what happened to my sister." "So, why are the circumstances suspicious?" "I think her husband did something to her." "She has four little kids." "He says she left them, but I know she would never leave them." "And what's your sister's name?" "Stacy Peterson." "Her husband's Drew Peterson." "He works for the police department in Bolingbrook." "Drew Peterson?" "Now to a mystery in Illinois." "What happened to the wife of a police sergeant who vanished over the weekend?" "She is his fourth wife." "His last spouse died in her home three years ago, and now investigators..." "Aberdeen." "Joe." "Just the man I need." "Hosey will know." "He does his homework." "Most of the time." "The missing wife is the fourth wife?" "Yeah." "The third wife?" "Drowned in the dry bathtub, so they say." "I even talked to Peterson at the last inquest." "Wait a second." "You know him?" "Well enough to get me some face time?" "He's been shooting all of us down." "Well, then, I should go see if he'll talk to me first." "What do I got to do, put a sign on the door?" "Drew doesn't want to talk to you." "I know, and I can't say that I blame him." "But I've interviewed him before, and I quoted him accurately, so, if he wants to get his side of the story out." "I recognize you." "You feel like telling me what's up with your wife?" "Why not?" "There goes my new best friend." "I was just making the kids some eggs." "I haven't made breakfast in a while." "Guess you'd better get used to it now, huh?" "Just call me Mr. Mom from now on." "So, where do you think your wife is, Drew?" "On a beach somewhere, getting laid." "I don't know." "He's got crap luck for wives." "I'll tell you that much." "You can say that." "You know, where does she put the whisks, huh?" "I spoke with Stacy's sister." "I wouldn't do that." "She's always hated me." "She told Stacy that she'd regret marrying me." "And did she?" "I guess she did at that." "I've known Drew seven years." "Okay?" "He's a good guy." "He's a great guy." "I'll get it." "You see, it's times like this where you really know who your friends are." "He's the one who found your last wife dead, in the bathtub, right?" "Correct." "He had that honor." "You do realize why all the reporters are out there, right?" "Slow news day?" "A possible murder of a beautiful young lady isn't exactly boring news." "You know, you have a lot of nerve coming in here and talking to me like that." "If she doesn't show her face soon, a lot of people will say the same thing, like the police." "No, I don't think so." "I mean, those guys, they all know me." "Drew?" "Sergeant Peterson, we have a warrant allowing us to search the premises." "I guess I was wrong." "Hi." "The state boys are searching my house, so I wondered if the kids could come here for a minute." "Absolutely." "You boys come on in." "Thanks." "Hey, kids, really take care of the little ones for a minute so I can have a little talk with Karen." "Yeah." "There's some popsicles in the freezer." "You boys can help yourself." "Come on into my office." "I thought we could talk in here without the kids." "They've heard all of this yammering." "They don't need it." "Been a long time since I banged a girl in a bathroom." "Sorry." "I'm probably just trying to make light of things." "Just tell me what you want." "I want to thank you for being so good with the kids." "And hopefully you can be around more, 'cause it's hard now with Stacy run off." "Is that what you told them, that she left them?" "No, I told them that she's on vacation, and that I'm hoping she comes back soon." "Yeah." "So do I." "And I know that, you know, you and Stacy were talking and I'm not gonna deny that we didn't have our rough patch, but I love her." "Okay." "I mean, I'm pissed at her." "I wish she'd show her face." "But I love the girl." "And I wouldn't do nothing to hurt her." "I'm gonna go check on the boys." "Justin, honey, didn't you want a Popsicle?" "Hey, sweetie, you okay?" "You know, he's gonna be fine." "Sweetie, I know you're worried about your mom." "We all are." "But don't you worry." "The police are asking a lot of questions." "Nobody should talk to the police." "No, honey, no." "Listen to me." "We should all talk to the police, all of us, tell them everything you know." "Stacy isn't the only wife of Drew Peterson you should be talking about!" "This is my sister Kathleen's death certificate, Drew's last wife." "I've said all along that her death wasn't an accident, but did anybody listen to me?" "No!" "Are you listening to me now?" "Ask yourself this question." " Ask the police this question." " There he is." "Why do bad things keep happening to Drew Peterson's wives?" "Please, leave me alone." "Leave my little world alone." "Leave my family alone." "We are gonna start with the search for Stacy Peterson, the young mother from Illinois who has been missing for two weeks now." "Her husband, police sergeant Drew Peterson, is now considered a suspect in what investigators have upgraded from a missing-person case to a possible homicide." "Hey, guys, come on in." "Dinner's almost ready." "Come on." "Grab your sister and clean up." "Come on, let's go, let's go, let's go." "Thanks for picking them up from practice." "I'm trying not to go outside with all those cameras." "Look, Drew, Justin must have asked me about 20 times, "Where's Mommy?"" "Look, you gotta tell those kids that Stacy's not coming back." "But I don't know that she's not coming back." "I mean, she could get tired of hanging out with what's-his-face." "There is no what's-his-face, and you know it." "You see, the problem is that you think that you know Stacy, but you only know the side she wants you to see." "I mean, I caught her having lunch with some guy." "She had lunch with some guy, and she had to die for that?" "She had lunch with some guy, and you made her disappear?" "Hey, you watch your mouth." "No." "'Cause I am sick of going on with your little act." "You and I both know that Stacy didn't run off with someone." "You did something to her." "Get the hell out of my house." "Don't you dare touch me!" "I will open that door, and 50 reporters will hear me scream." "The true colors of a nasty bitch come out eventually." "I hope you had fun visiting my kids, 'cause you're never gonna see them again." "Get out." "Round-the-clock searches have turned up no sign of Stacy Peterson, and the police have now declared the young mother's disappearance a potential homicide." "Go, go, go." "I just got a tip that Peterson's brother's in the hospital." "Overdose." "Glenn, Glenn, Glenn." "You tried to kill yourself?" "You couldn't even get that right." "You know, you're like a chick." "You got that little voice inside your head just yammering away." "Yammer, yammer." "You got to tell it to shut up." "Be a man." "And a real man, he never folds." "Ever." "Today, searchers in Illinois are still." "Today, searchers in Illinois are still trying to find 23-year-old Stacy Peterson, the police sergeant's wife who's been missing since last month." "And now investigators are taking an even closer look at the death of the sergeant's previous wife." "The latest from NBC's Kevin Tibbles." "Day 12, and the search continues on foot, on horseback, even on all-terrain vehicles." "So, we're looking for volunteers to help us search for Stacy, and we want people to put up these posters in their homes and businesses." "We're also selling these bumper stickers, and people can buy them and that's gonna help us pay for the search efforts." "You think the police aren't doing enough to find Stacy?" "Well, we're not gonna give up." "And starting tomorrow, people can meet us at the Westside Community Church." "Somebody's coming out." "That's where we're gonna have our staging area, and people..." "Here he goes again." "Park in front of your house, see how you guys like it." "Do you plan on joining any searches to find her?" "Wow." "You are so hot." "Isn't she hot?" "Well, just hours after state police officially declared Peterson a suspect in his wife's disappearance, he continued his bizarre dialog with the media." "As you can see here..." "Hey!" "Someone's jumpy today." "What are you doing here?" "I got to talk to the captain." "Maybe he wants my autograph." "I've become a media sensation now." "He's gonna suspend you, without pay is what I hear." "Well, he's gotta do that." "He's gotta protect the department from all the B.S. that's flying around." "I'm sure when it's over, I'll be back." "There's something else you don't know." "Lay it on me." "State boys got a court order to exhume Kathleen." "They're gonna do another autopsy on her." "Well, that's a job you don't want, digging up that corpse, been in the ground all this time." "Yeah." "I think they ought to just." "Let her rest in peace, you know?" "I mean, this thing's getting out of hand." "I gotta go see the captain." "Hey, maybe I should screw with him." "Maybe I should tell him I'm gonna sue him for wrongful dismissal." "Really see the smoke come outta his ears." "And finally, Drew, what's life for you now?" "I think my silence has painted me guilty in the media." "I walk into a room and, you know, you can hear that kind of hum with the establishment." ""Drew Peterson's here."" ""Drew Peterson, Drew Peterson, Drew Peterson."" "This isn't me." "This is..." "You know, I'm a jokester." "You know, I'm usually the guy who's kidding around and having a good time, you know, living life and all that it brings." "Nineteen years." "Nineteen years on the force, my wife runs off, the media gets a hard-on, and they show you the door." "Sayonara." "It's a raw deal." "That's exactly what it is." "Not that I'm looking forward to it, but it might be a good thing to finally sleep at nighttime for a change." "So, this is a good thing for you." "Well, it'll be a legal nightmare." "I may have to sell this to pay for a lawyer." "You haven't gotten a lawyer yet?" "Guy who hasn't done anything wrong doesn't run to a lawyer." "You still think Stacy's out there?" "It's all the information I have." "I mean, I think she's where she wants to be." "I wish she'd pop her head up, put an end to all this." "2-1-2." "New York." "Peterson." "It's The Today Show." "They wanna have me on." "Let's start with NBC's Kevin Tibbles, who has some new developments in the investigation into the death of Drew Peterson's previous wife." "Kevin, good morning to you." "Good morning, Matt." "While Illinois State Police continue to search for the missing fourth wife of Drew Peterson, the state's attorney here has had the body of his third wife exhumed to perform another autopsy." "Hey, Joe, what's going on?" "Did something happen?" "Yeah." "Something big." "The coroner's office just released a new autopsy on Kathleen Savio." "They're saying that because of all the bruises on her body, she was the victim of a forced drowning, that she was murdered." "WXIR." "Jay in the a.m. It's 8:25." "Good morning, Chicago." "Great to have you aboard." "Hey, special guest in the studio." "It's the notorious Drew Peterson who got booted from the Bolingbrook Police Department last month!" "Thanks, Jay." "Well, I'm just telling it like it is, my friend." "You can appreciate that." "No, it's fine." "It's my motto." "Well, how are you doing now that the police have said maybe you've killed not only one wife, but maybe two?" "Well, they're trying to make me sweat." "And you know, it's a game." "Now, wouldn't it be easier to just say you bumped off your wife than say she left you for another dude?" "Well, but that's what happened." "And Stacy was irrational and a basket case." "She would ask me for a divorce every month around her menstrual cycle." "I don't want to hear about that." "Now, I tell you what, I'm gonna sponsor a contest." "I am going to find you a woman that will stick around." "In fact, let's call the contest "Win A Date With Drew!"" "What do you think?" "That'll be fine." "I'd be up for that." "You're not worried about no one entering the contest?" "Because, let's face it, all your wives don't have any luck in the longevity department." "Well, if they get with me, they're gonna get lucky." "As long as they're hot." "I'm not sure if we can find anybody hot on the radio." "Tell you what, the phone lines are burning up right now." "Let's take some calls." "Let's find you a date here, okay?" "WXIR." "Back with more after this." "We have like 40 people out here searching for Stacy." "Most of them don't even know her." "So my question is, where's her husband?" "You know, where the hell is Drew?" "I don't know what the police are doing but they better start making him answer some questions like," ""Why aren't you out here looking for your wife,"" ""the mother of your children?"" ""You know, children who miss their mother desperately?"" "I mean, if you think she's still alive, then why aren't you out here looking for her?" "Drew, the Win A Date With Drew contest made all kinds of news yesterday." "Is the dating game gonna happen?" "Well, hi." "How you doing?" "No, sir." "It looks like it's not gonna happen." "And what was the thinking behind that?" "Well, it was all part of a comedy bit we were gonna do." "It's all meant to be in good nature." "And they were setting up contestants for me and they got so much heat over it that they pulled the plug." "Drew, you seem so upbeat." "How is it that you are able to stay upbeat when your wife has been missing for so many weeks now?" "Well, you know, you do what you can." "And I'm not gonna sit in a corner and cry about it." "It's just like, you know, personally, I grieve, but I do that all alone." "And what about your kids?" "How are they feeling about the disappearance and what do they think of the fact that you have been named a suspect in a potential homicide?" "Well, the little ones are sad." "They miss their mom." "But, you know, I guess this isn't what I agreed to talk about." "I didn't agree on any restrictions on conversation." "In fact, I'd never do that." "Well, then, I guess I have to walk away." "It's been nice talking to you." "Have a good day." "Well, there you have it." "Drew Peterson, not willing to talk about his wife's disappearance but willing to talk about the dating game." "Whoa, whoa, wait." "So there's no dating game?" "Now how are you gonna get laid?" "You think I need a stupid radio program for that?" "Come on." "Drew's gotten more tail than anybody in this entire bar combined." "He doubts my charismatic power." "Big Daddy's gonna get it done." "Oh, I get a demonstration." "Sorry." "I don't mean to interrupt." "He likes them young, doesn't he?" "And they go for him, too, man." "He studies their body language." "He can tell when a girl's insecure." "He picks the ones that grew up in messed-up situations and are all desperate for security." "Still, I don't get why hot chicks go for him." "I know." "It's weird." "The guy is an arrogant, misogynistic ass, and yet I have fun hanging around him." "Yeah, don't tell Drew I said that." "Although if I did say it to his face, he would probably just laugh." "I think I may have found wife number five." "Told you." "The strange case of missing mom Stacy Peterson has just gotten a little stranger." "Her husband, Drew, who police call a suspect in the case, is now apparently lonely and looking for love." "Just months after the disappearance of his last wife," "Drew Peterson has announced to the world that he is engaged to be married again to single mother Chloe Roberts." "Peterson invited cameras inside his home to meet his new fiancé." "Miss Roberts is just 23 years old, the same age as Stacy Peterson when she disappeared last October." "When asked about the cloud of suspicion hanging over her new fiancé," "Miss Roberts expressed disbelief in the allegations." "No, I don't think he hurt Stacy." "I know him." "He's a good dad." "He's got a real good heart, and he'd never hurt anyone." "So you feel safe with him?" "Yes, of course." "I'm moving in with him this weekend." "This single mother..." "It's like a lamb to slaughter." "I got a call from some producer in Las Vegas." "I guess they're making a movie about a whorehouse or something." "They want me to play a security guard, keep the Johns in line." "Nice." "How perfect would that be?" "Why is she doing that?" "Don't pay any attention to her." "She's nuts." "I sure hope I don't have to put up a sign for you one day." "Don't talk to my girlfriend." "Stay outta my life." "I'm in your life until the world finds out what happened to Stacy, so get used to it!" "I know Stacy used to come here." "She used to say the nicest things about you." "Look, I was thinking that you might want to sponsor a fundraiser." "We still do searches for her every Saturday." "The media's not interested in Stacy anymore, you know." "All they want to talk about is Drew and his new girlfriend." "Yes, I saw that." "Very disturbing." "What?" "Stacy confided in me something about her husband, and it's weighing very heavily on me what to do," "whether to go to the police." "It was Drew's night off." "We went to bed together." "But when I woke up in the middle of the night, he was gone." "I heard him come in, so I went downstairs to see, and he was putting clothes in the wash." "He never did laundry." "Never." "That doesn't mean that he hurt her." "When they found Kathleen's body," "I asked him where he had been that night, and he said, "You know exactly where I was."" "I was so upset." "But then the autopsy came back an accident." "I thought, "Oh, thank God."" "It wasn't an accident." "Drew killed Kathleen, and I think I helped him get away with it." "And now I think he's gonna kill me." "You never call." "You never write." "Work's been busy." "It's about to get busier." "There's a big Drew-and-Stacy story that's about to break." "Thought you might like a heads-up." "You mean you thought you'd come here and try to get a quote from me before anybody else." "I'd take a few quotes." "All right." "What's going on?" "Stacy's pastor is gonna be on Greta Van Susteren tonight." "He'll be saying that Stacy told him you killed Kathleen." "Chloe." "Chloe, come on!" "All of the things they say about me, all of the things, and you're gonna let this one thing bother you?" "I can't deal with it anymore." "You got to ignore it." "It's part of a game." "I don't want to play this game anymore." "I told you I didn't want to go on TV, and you made me do it." "You told me it was fun." "Everyone I know thinks I'm pathetic and stupid." "I mean, I let you cast a spell on me." "I don't know how you do it, but I can't be this stupid anymore." "Do you know what's stupid?" "What would be stupid would be to let go of all of the good that we've got." "Drew, you're scaring me." "No, I am the one who's scared, because you made me fall in love with you, and now you're ripping my heart out." "Everything all right?" "I have to go." "At a time when the body of Drew Peterson's third wife has been exhumed comes a stunning announcement today from Stacy Peterson's pastor." "The pastor has come forward with allegations that Stacy confided in him her fears of being murdered by her own husband." "The body of Kathleen Savio was found in..." "Where'd you get that opener?" "Give it back to me." "I don't think so." "Fine." "I'll just change the code tomorrow." "Do you think that would stop me?" "Going to prison's gonna stop you." "I'm not going anywhere." "I'm untouchable, bitch." "Tonight, exclusive." "His fourth wife disappeared without a trace." "His third wife ended up dead in a bathtub." "And now Drew Peterson is in the hot seat." "Let's get to it right now on Larry King Live." "We welcome to Larry King Live here in Los Angeles." "Drew Peterson, who is a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy, and still a question mark over the death of his third wife." "Why'd you come here, Drew?" "I wanted to talk to you and maybe clear up some misconceptions in the public." "Are you in love with Stacy?" "Very much so." "A lot of people believe that Stacy is dead." "Think she might be alive?" "I do." "Drew, you're a bright guy." "Do you begin to think that the public might say that if it looks like a duck and it acts like a duck, it might be a duck?" "Well, they don't have all of the duck's information." "Because if they knew the facts about me they would know that there's no way that I could be involved in any crime." "Head to CNN.corn/LarryKing and weigh in." "Do you think Stacy Peterson is dead?" "We'll be back after the break." "What do you get when you cross a pig with the media?" "Nothing, 'cause there's some things a pig won't do." "You know, every day I come out here, there's more flowers, cards from California, Kansas." "Oh, God." "You think I would have accepted it by now." "What could you have done different?" "I don't know." "I should've gone over there when I knew something was wrong." "Why'd they come back?" "The same old story, telling lies about me." "They really think you killed Stacy, don't they?" "The only thing that matters is that you know the truth." "And you know the truth, don't you?" "That's right." "Glenn, come on." "You've got to start answering your phone." "All right, I can't have you out there." "Losing your little mind again." "All right?" "And I don't want you talking to those state police guys." "They're idiots, okay?" "They're gonna bungle this, and there's no reason to talk to them." "So call me." "And, remember, we're family." "Illinois State Police, Detective Franklin." "I remember you and Stacy at your wedding." "Happy as clams." "And I thought, "Man, they might actually make it."" "I always knew this day was coming." "Still, cheating on you, that don't seem like her." "That's exactly like her." "And I know that we're not blood brothers, but I always felt that you and I were closer than some real brothers." "Yeah, I mean, you know I love you." "Would you love me if you thought I killed someone?" "I guess I would, I mean..." "I kinda always thought you killed." "Kathleen." "This is my phone." "I want you to hold on to it, but I do not want you to answer it." "All right?" "I want you to help me move something." "Do we need gloves?" "No." "Meredith, thank you." "Meredith, thank you." "Now to some potentially major developments in the Stacy Peterson case." "Two Chicago newspapers are reporting this morning that a relative of Drew Peterson may have unwittingly helped remove her body from their home." "NBC's Kevin Tibbles has the latest on that." "Hi, Kevin." "Good morning." "Startling revelations this morning, Matt, that a relative of Drew Peterson allegedly told a friend he helped Peterson carry a disappearance of Stacy Peterson." "The young Illinois mother vanished last October, and her husband remains a suspect." "He is the Romeo who was either extremely unlucky with women or something worse." "...that Drew did something to my sister." "This is just more proof, and I think they should arrest him." "Illinois police sergeant Drew Peterson has been named a suspect in her disappearance and is now under renewed scrutiny in the death of his previous wife." "How much more do the police need before they move in to make an arrest?" "They have his stepbrother saying..." ""I helped carry Stacy's body out of the house."" "Stacy told me she was afraid of him." "She was afraid that he would kill her." "She said to me, "I'm already dead,"" "and those were her exact words." "If anything happened to her, it's because he killed her." "And he'll make it look like an accident." "And I think they should arrest him." "He needs to be arrested." "He killed her." "She was afraid that he was gonna kill her." "He held me down..." "She said to me, "I'm dead already."" "...and put his hands around my neck." "He should be locked up." "He needs to be arrested." "I was already dead." "The guy's dangerous." "He killed her." "Killer." "Zach, I need you to watch the gang." "I got to go buy some luggage." "Daddy's headed to Vegas to be a TV star." "I thought you were already a TV star." "Well, I'm a media sensation, but there's no money in that." "You're only a star when they pay you to be on TV." "Please, just answer one quick question." "Over here, Drew, over here." "You're wasting your time, guys." "I'm not leaving for Vegas till tomorrow." "We better go catch up." "This is it, Karen, the day you've been waiting for." "Get out of the car and put your hands where I can see them." "Drew Peterson, I have a warrant for your arrest for the murder of Kathleen Savio." "I guess I should have returned those library books." "Hey, Drew!" "What do you have to say now, Drew?" "Guys, make sure you get my good side." "Have a look at my new bling." "You have the right to remain silent." "Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law." "You have the right to an attorney." "If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you." "Beginning with breaking news in Illinois." "Former police sergeant Drew Peterson has been indicted in the murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio, and he was arrested hours ago during this traffic stop." "Peterson also remains the prime suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson." "1400 hours commence rec..." "I was gonna be state police myself, till I found out that my mother and father would also have to be brother and sister, so ruled me out." "You know the drill, Mr. Peterson." "Strip." "See, now I get it." "You just want to have a look at my package." "Well, I can make that happen." "No problem."