Drew Peterson: "I'm not making any money"

April 6, 2009

Peterson, 55, was in People Magazine (for the second time) - surfacing like the cockroach he is. His "fiancee" Christina Raines, 24, was pictured as well. I didn't see it.

He claims he has not made any money off his radio interviews, pictures, TV appearances or the two books written about him since he became the only suspect in the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife STACY PETERSON. The loving mother of two young children, she was 23 at the time of her "disappearance". Peterson alleges she ran away with another man. Since then he was implicated in the murder of his third wife, KATHLEEN SAVIO after her body was exhumed.

He does, however, get free trips to NY and LA, flying first class, hotel paid and even an expense account for meals and whatever. Don't know how much he gets. He lives on a $6,o68 pension from the Bolingbrook Police and finances Raines' life - as well as controlling it. If you watch her interviews, she is afraid of him and actually said it once - Nightline interview with Martin Bashir. Not sure I ever posted that. His true payment is the stoking of his ego with the appearances.

According to Chicago Tribune's ERIKA SLIFE:

PETERSON: It was kind of exciting meeting famous people. It was fun. I'm sorry Kathleen died; it was an accident. Stacy ran off, but that was her

choice. I did my crying. Now it's time to live my life.

It's funny, all these people who are criticizing me are profiting from me. These people are capitalizing. I'm not making any money.

Stacy's family has not been out there - they are letting the police do their investigation and in the process let Peterson hang himself with his words.

PAM BOSCO, Stacy's family spokeswoman:

I think the people who are really out there doing all this stuff are doing it for the quick buck. They don't really care about the outcome. But for us, obviously it was never about the money. It was about the outcome. It was about the truth being told.

Kathleen Savio's niece, MELISSA DOMAN:

Watching all this stuff that Drew has done, it amazes me. He claims that he didn't want to be in the public, this and that, but he does all these things to be in the public eye, and it's comical. It's not amusing. It amazes me.

Scumbag's scumbag lawyer, JOEL BRODSKY, also has no problem taking advantage of the situation. He also signed on as Jesse Jackson Jr's attorney (who figures in Blago's indictment) but I don't know if that still is the case. Jackson has been in hiding. Brodsky on a radio appearance with RANDY MILLER, demanded that an eating establishment that he has ownership in be mentioned in exchange for an interview with Peterson. They are both pigs and I hope that he gets implicated in perjury or tampering with evidence. It's clear that neither him nor Peterson think the body will never be found - Peterson owned an airplane at the time.

Brodsky produced emails proving Miller agreed to it - though Miller said he had no intention of going through with it:

What difference does it make? People do advertising for their businesses all the time. So what? We're out there at their request. I'm not asking to be on TV. I don't ask to be on the radio shows. They're not paying me any money to be on there. It's taking time out of my day. So, like everybody else, I plug something that's important to me.

Reportedly, an end is near in the Savio murder investigation -- the Will County State's Attorney JAMES GLASGOW and Stacy's family had hinted at such. One can only hope. Though his children, Stacy's children and Raines' children will be the ones traumatized by it all. Stacy's children have never had any counseling and are still under the impression that mommy is on vacation. Peterson says the young girl goes over to Stacy's picture and cries. That is a special type of evil that needs to be punished.

I don't think I posted some of the interviews Peterson and Raines (and her father) did. I know I didn't post Thomas Morfey's interview. Morphey being Peterson's brother-in-law who thinks he carried Stacy's body out of the house in a blue barrel that has never been found. He said it was still warm.