Stacy Peterson

The inaugural Art of the Sac and Fox Nation convening aims to provide the opportunity for Native artists and the general public to come together and learn about Sac and Fox artistic traditions, cultural revitalization, and the exhibition of the indigenous works.

Stacey Peterson is the Director of Affairs and Collection at the Dubuque Museum of Art.

She explained that the idea for the exhibition came to the museum through friends and mutual connections.

The local partner, the Joe Davies Conservation Foundation, has been doing great things with the Sac and Fox artists in Galena.

Mm-hmm

... or, you know, or if it's a, or it's a, a blonde chick that goes missing, you know, like Stacey Peterson.

I realize I'm telling 30-year-old versions of this examples, but-

Right

If it's true, they can make the unknown appear at will.

So what else aren't they telling us? That's Thursday[instrumental music plays] Now, Drew met Stacey while he was still married to his third wife, Kathleen Savio.

Stacey was working as a nanny for one of Drew's colleagues in the Bolingbrook Police Department.

His future bride was just 17 when they first got together.

They eventually bought their own home nearby and moved in together.

After several years of dating, they married in October 2003, and they had two children together, Anthony and Lacey.

And Stacey was only 23 years old when she vanished.

She married Drew Peterson when she was just 19.

We're waiting for two other people to show up and what it's their friend.

And his name was Michael and with his girlfriend or wife, or I don't remember who it was, but Nicole at the time, because we're European, we kiss people.

Hello on the cheek.

And at that very moment, he was pointing up from the field.

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My.

My wife knows somebody who's in a distressing situation and she's like, you've got to leave, you've got to go, you've got to go to.

I did not know that.

She worked as a high-powered PR executive to support Nathan.

And, you know, Brian Fitzgibbons, it reminds me somewhat of missing Stacey Peterson.

Remember Drew Peterson, her husband, the former cop? He's convicted in the murder of one wife, Kathleen Savio, and then Stacey goes missing.

She's dead.

So we have created with our model, something that doesn't exist yet.

And, and we looked at the, the, what does work in the recovery models and Stacey Peterson, who opened up, um, fresh start recovery center in Calgary.

I went through that program.

Um, I, I went through it when there was a little 20, um, bed place and then they they expanded moved and they had a 50 bed place and uh i did a big mural on their on their gymnasium wall and everything and yeah so cc sits on our board today but um he had created something called a uh up to four stage which means a person can stay in a recovery supportive environment in within their ecosystem for up to 10 years and we thought that was brilliant and so do many other treatment centers and they're all adopting the same model But we took a look at that model and we said, why only 10 years? What if, what if in the realm of infinite possibilities, what if someone wanted to stay for life? So we have created a new model where a person can stay for life if they so choose to live in a personal development environment in harmony with all the relations with the land, with the people, with the animals, with the plants.

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.