Drew Peterson

Just again, something more than what meets the eye.

And I don't know if it was strictly a drug operation or if those chemicals also were used to dispose of people, acid, different high-burn rate chemicals, drums, which when I think of drums, I think of the Drew Peterson case and him allegedly, uh, rolling my eyes, allegedly, putting Stacy Peterson in that and disposing of her remains that way.

It just, again, why does somebody own any of this? No- and, you know, but no less all of it.

Investigators also excavated parts of the property, and they examined a specific fifty-five gallon drum and underground piping.

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The Christopher Vaughn case, which was an Illinois family annihilation case that took place at this point, like 20 years ago, was around the same time that Drew Peterson, the cop killer who killed his wife and then his young wife went missing.

They never found her.

So those two trials are going on at the same time.

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Listen, we're going to talk about Drew Peterson today, okay? I know there's a lot of Drew Petersons out there, but this is a different one than the one that you're thinking.

So Drew Peterson was a former cop from Chicago whose third wife died under extremely... suspish circumstances.

And then guess what? He got married again.

Fourth wife disappeared.

Now ain't that something, huh? Let's talk about that, huh? So I really hope you enjoyed today's episode.

Here we go.

Drew Peterson.

The Christopher Vaughn case, which was an Illinois family annihilation case that took place at this point like 20 years ago.

It was around the same time that Drew Peterson, the cop killer who killed his wife and then his young wife went missing.

They never found her.

So those two trials are going on at the same time.

So they did have to excavate, dig deep, see where these lines and pipes were going to.

What was really Connected underneath the ground level, and what were they trying to operate and what kind of system was really in place here? And I also just wanna mention this, chemicals aside, anytime I hear that somebody personally has one or multiple large drums inside their basement, it immediately takes me to Drew Peterson, not to be confused with Scott Peterson.

But if you remember, Drew Peterson allegedly put his wife Stacy inside a drum and disposed of her remains, and she has never been found to this day.

And I think it's because people can either dump the drum inside a body of water and it will sink, and they cement it en- ca- they encase the whole thing with cement and make it incredibly heavy, or you have something acidic and certain chemicals that basically disintegrate remains and body parts inside that drum to where then it becomes nothing but liquid or gas, and then you get rid of the bones and all of that.

So I don't know.