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A Personal Collection of Found Materials

Kathleen Savio found dead March 1, 2004 - Bolingbrook, Illinois Age: 40, Mother of two sons ages 9 and 11 years old at the time of her death, lived at 392 Pheasant Chase Court, Bolingbrook, (Will County), Illinois, 3rd wife (1992-2004) of former Bolingbrook Police Sergeant Drew Peterson, Bolingbrook Police Department - [CLICK HERE FOR KATHLEEN'S HOME PAGE]

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Stacy Missing (Wife#4)

Who's Who Names

Transcript Links

Jury Inquest 2004

Unsolved Mysteries

Alex J. Morelli Files

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Drew Peterson

Drew's House Tour '08

Suds Pub History

Drew's Other Woman

Hearsay Trial 01/19/10

Murder Trial 2012

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Narrative of Ambulance Report 03/01/2004 The night Kathleen Savio was found dead in waterless bathtub http://www.acandyrose.com/kathleen_savio_030104ambulance.htm

November 23rd, 2007 4:42 PM Eastern, GretaCast - OTR PRODUCER GETS AMBULANCE REPORT! LISTEN HERE!!!, by Greta Van Susteren Transcribed by www.acandyrose.com "Report (as it was being read over the phone from the OTR Producer to Greta Van Susteren): "Dispatched to the above for signs of life, upon arrival met by PD officer stated response for well being check, (Steph comment: "that's interesting") and found the patient unresponsive in the tub. Heard PD and neighbors last seen Saturday evening. On assessment, found patient on left side in bathtub with wet hair and molting and pooling to the right shoulder and left elbow. Blood dried and coagulated on bottom of tub. Patient cold to touch. Placed on EEG on ???." (Steph comment: "Baden's looking at that.") And it's got, "turned over to PD", that PD officer would have been Drew Peterson because at that time there was no police there and the well being check doesn't go with the story we've told. He [Baden] also thought it was interesting that there was dried and coagulated blood in the bottom of the tub so Dr. Baden has a copy of this and he's looking over that now and he's going to talk about it on the show tonight. I'm working on getting the crime scene photos to Baden because he would like to look at them for his final report on his autopsy that he did for the family."

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