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                               Lenny and Paula, I would like to say ThankYou for all you have done here. Words can not express how I feel.
           Justice for Kathleen, and Stacy is coming soon.
Lenny, Good Luck in court this morning, We are behind you 100%, just keep your cool, and I know you will...I will be thinking of you this morning, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Know that you stand tall,and you both are hero's in my book. 
                   May God Bless you both, and keep you safe....

                                                                       Kathy,Joliet

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Yallah, how I love America.

My thoughts and prayers are with her still. I have fought cancer and so far winning. I had prayed for the same for her. I don`t know what to say but just I am sorry things have went this way.

Here is a message from FindStacy's daughter.


Please keep FindStacy and her family in your thoughts and prayers.  Even if you don't know her - I'll tell you that this one, amazing woman is just driven to stay connected because she's always said she will not rest until Stacy is found.  Her strength and compassion is just amazing.  Her daughter Jamie has said that sometimes - it seems as though her mom is just hanging on to see this through - until Stacy is found.  Her condition seems to get better when there is new information coming out on this case - so I believe it to be true as well.  Cancer is a nasty, destructive disease - but not one day has gone by that this woman has endured her pain with complaint.  She continues to be thankful for each day she has - and I have to tell you that I don't think anyone has affected my heart and spirituality like this lovely lady has.

You are absolutely correct Chuckles!


That half-pig needs to tell the truth before he burns in hell. I bet he wouldn't know the truth if it punched him in the face!

Wow, that's a bunch of information that I had never heard before. I saddens and sickens me so much at the same time.
I am greatful for the time you took to post all that HeDidIt. Thank you.
I also find it so interesting that Kathy and Stacy were both going to Joliet Junior College for nursing programs.
Maybe he pushed them to get into it.

That way they could take care of him when he's older.

Seems to me that Chuckles is sorry. He's even asking God's forgiveness. He's taking responsibility.
He's just adding first hand knowledge the Joel is a worthless piece of crap. THanks Chuckles!

http://www.suntimes.com/news/peterson/1113543,will081808.article

Group cites Peterson, Savio case as need for appointed medical examiner
Board denies the group's effort to get referendum on Nov. ballot

August 18, 2008Recommend

BY DAN ROZEK Staff Reporter
Friends and relatives of Stacy Peterson pushed for the referendum, but Will County board members today rejected a proposal to ask voters if they favor replacing the elected coroner with an appointed medical examiner.

Board members voted 14-12 against putting a referendum question on the November ballot that would seek voters’ approval to abolish the coroner’s office now held by Democrat Patrick O’Neil and replace him with a professional medical examiner.

But the debate quickly became entwined in the notorious 2007 disappearance of the Bolingbrook woman, whose husband, Drew Peterson, has been named a suspect by police--and the 2004 death of Kathleen Savio, Drew Peterson’s third wife.

Savio was found drowned in her bathtub in March 2004--a death that a coroner’s jury at that time concluded was an accident. After 23-year-old Stacy Peterson vanished last Oct. 28, Savio’s death was re-investigated and authorities now say she was murdered.

Nearly a dozen friends and relatives of Stacy Peterson attended the county hearing in support of the referendum, arguing the mistake they attributed at least partly to the coroner’s office contributed to Peterson’s disappearance.

“I believe in my heart that had Kathleen Savio’s case been properly handled, my sister would most likely be alive today,” Peterson’s sister, Cassandra Cales, told county board members. “I cannot help thinking about that on a regular basis and believe that no family member should suffer the emotional roller-coaster that I have been on the last 10 months.”

Several county board members who backed the referendum also cited that case, contending it showed the coroner’s system needs to be replaced.

“Clearly, something went wrong four or five years ago,” said Republican board member Kathleen Konicki, referring to the Savio case. “I can’t get away with telling my citizens we have a great system. It failed.”

O’Neil didn’t specifically address the Savio case, but said replacing an elected coroner with a professional medical examiner wouldn’t change or improve the way deaths are investigated in the county.

“The simple answer is nothing would be different in terms of the process and functions we use in Will County,” O’Neil said. “The cost would be higher and the results would be the same.”

Questions about the costs of shifting to a medical examiner system were cited by several board members who voted against putting the question on the ballot.

There was a political element to the vote, with all 12 votes in favor of putting the question before voters coming from Republican board members. Seven Democrats who voted against the referendum were joined by 7 Republican board members.

Neighbor Sharon Bychowski said Peterson’s relatives and friends won’t abandon their efforts to change the system in Will County.

“We’re a little disappointed the voters won’t get to choose, but we’re not going to give up,” Bychowski said.

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/bolingbrooksun/news/1113233,jo18_county_web.article

County officials nix vote on medical examiner

August 18, 2008Recommend

By STEWART WARREN / SWARREN@SCN1.COM
JOLIET -- After a nearly two-hour special meeting Monday, a Will County Board Committee of the Whole rejected the idea of a vote at Thursday's regular board meeting to put the medical examiner issue to a referendum.

Much of  Monday's meeting was taken up by speakers urging the board to ask voters whether they would be in favor of replacing an elected county coroner with an appointed medical examiner. The issue has gained momentum because of the disappearance of Drew Peterson's fourth wife, Stacy, and the reclassification of his third wife's death from accidental to homicide.


 
Arline Rudolph (left) and Brenda Korneder react to tesimony during discussion by a Will County Board committee Monday whether to let voters decide if the county should eliminate the coroner position and replace it with a medical examiner.
(Steven Buyansky/Staff Photographer)


Among the petitioners was Stacy Peterson's aunt Candace Aikin, who sent a letter from El Monte, Calif., urging the referendum.

After rejecting the idea of a vote on the referendum Thursday by a 14-12 tally, county officials hinted they may form a special committee to investigate the issue further.