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Stacy Ann Peterson Missing Sunday, October 28, 2007 - Bolingbrook, Illinois Age: 23, Mother of two children ages 2 and 4 years old, adopted step-mother of two children, ages 12 and 14 years, lives at 6 Pheasant Chase Court, Bolingbrook, (Will County), Illinois, wife of former Bolingbrook Police Sergeant Drew Peterson, Bolingbrook Police Department - CALL *Illinois State Police District 5 Tip Line 815-740-0678* |
. | [Stacy's Home Page] | [Who's Who Names] | [Transcript Links] | [News Links, Tools] | Unsolved Mysteries | Face It Gallery | . |
. | [Recap Prior 2007] | [Jan to Oct 27, 2007] | [Oct 28-31, 2007] | [November 2007] | [December 2007] | [January 2008] | . |
Stacy Peterson Case Side Shows - Bychowski Grave Photos http://www.acandyrose.com/stacy_peterson_sideshows2.htm |
December 26, 2007 (Wednesday) |
Grave Photos, a Map, Christmas Stocking and a Letter |
. | Bychowski Home |
. | Sharon Bychowski |
. | Lyonsville Church |
. | Freshly Dug Grave |
. | Lyonsville Cemetery |
. | Almonds on Grave |
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. | Bychowski Home |
. | Bychowski Mailbox |
. | Lyonsville Cemetary |
. | Lyonsville Cemetary |
. | Binders at Grave |
. | Letter At Grave |
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Timeline | Reference | Comment | -- | Timeline Information of Found Materials |
2007-12-26 | myfoxchicago.com December 26, 2007 Binders Left At Grave Letter Found At Grave |
Stacy's best friend Sharon Bychowski: "I think anytime you find cemetary pictures with markers on them, evidence markers on them, it's creepy." "God told them Stacy's body was there" |
ILL | 12/26/07 Craig Wall (www.myfoxchicago.com) (VIDEO): "New Development in Peterson Case" BYCHOWSKI: "They were scattered all over the driveway, on top of my husband's car all the way up to my door, about fifty total." - "Sharon Bychowski couldn't believe what she saw outside her house this morning. Dozens of 5x7 pictures of a cemetery." - BYCHOWSKI: "I think anytime you find cemetary pictures with markers on them, evidence markers on them, it's creepy." - "In addition to the photos, there was a Christmas stocking hanging from her mailbox and inside a three page letter with a copy of the National Enquirer, a map of the cemetery in question and a note." - BYCHOWSKI: "It said Merry Christmas to all, to her friends, this is where to find Stacy." "The photos and letter were turned over to the State Police. The evidence directed them to a small church cemetery in Indian Creek Park. Detectives went there today and found a fresh grave site that had almonds thrown on top of it. They also found binders and a typed diatribe where according to the cemetery caretaker the writer said God told them Stacy's body was here a source tells me. Investigators don't think this lead holds much promise. Peterson's attorney said his client has nothing to do with it and says this whole thing is probably the work of some lunatic. State police did interview another neighbor who also got a similar letter but they left without commenting and that neighbor did not answer when we knocked." |
2007-12-26 | gretawire.foxnews.com December 26, 2007 Sharon had 50 5x7 graveyard photos in her yard plus Christmas stocking on mailbox and 3 page letter plus map. |
Greta's e-mail from Jeff Goldblatt re: Sharon Bychowski Mailbox sprayed with Stacy's name XX'd out |
ILL | December 26th, 2007 5:13 PM Eastern, Email From FNC’s Jeff Goldblatt - Re: Stacy Peterson, by Greta Van Susteren - "Just got off the phone with Sharon Bychowski, Stacy Peterson’s next door neighbor and one of her best friends. She tells me that when she got up yesterday, she found the word “Stacy” spraypainted on her mailbox and crossed out in red ink. Her initial thought: kids playing a prank. Fast forward to this morning: she awoke to find 50 photos taken at a graveyard (all 5 by 7s) scattered up and down her driveway and on her yard. She says there was a Christmas stocking attached to her mailbox, and inside her mailbox, a 3 page “letter”, which included a copy of a National Inquirer article on the Peterson case, a map of a cemetary in Lynwood, IL (which is where the Inquirer speculated that Stacy’s body has been dumped), and a rambling letter that among other things, told Sharon that “this is where you can find her." |
2007-12-26 | chicagotribune.com December 26, 2007 |
"the name "Stacy" was found spray-painted on her mailbox, with the "t" painted as a cross." | ILL | "On Christmas, Bychowski said, the name "Stacy" was found spray-painted on her mailbox, with the "t" painted as a cross. Bychowski said she and her husband shrugged off the incident, which they figured was meant for Drew Peterson's mailbox, and scrubbed off the graffiti. Then about 2 a.m. Wednesday, she said, they woke up and noticed a cab circling in their cul-de-sac. "I said, 'Maybe he's doing his paperwork,' " she recalled, but her husband, who drives a limo, said no driver does paperwork at 2 a.m. Then they saw the cab leave, so they went back to bed. They awoke to find the pictures in the yard and the stocking on the mailbox, which was open. Anthony Laatz, administrator of findstacypeterson.com, said a few bloggers predicted something would happen around this time. He said he planned to forward the posts to state police." |
2007-12-26 | www.suntimes.com December 27, 2007 National Enquirer |
"Included copies of a National Enquirer story about the Peterson case with the headline: "Mystery of Cop's Missing Wife . . . Solved!" | ILL | "Stacy's neighbor finds cemetery map in front yard" BY DAN ROZEK AND JANET LUNDQUIST Staff Reporters "But Bychowski says she suspects someone targeted her for a reason. "I'm right next door to Stacy, and [the public] has known from the beginning that my purpose is to find Stacy," Bychowski said Wednesday. "She's my best friend." Bychowski called Bolingbrook Police Chief Ray McGury after she and her husband found the assortment of objects Wednesday morning. The objects, some of which were in her mailbox, included copies of a National Enquirer story about the Peterson case with the headline: "Mystery of Cop's Missing Wife . . . Solved!" McGury said two of the Petersons' neighbors found "non-threatening letters" in their mailboxes Wednesday. McGury said both offered a "possible location" for Stacy Peterson. All of the materials were turned over to State Police. McGury called the letters upsetting, but said they appeared to have been written by "somebody playing a pretty sick prank." |
2007-12-27 | www.wbbm780.com December 27, 2007 |
Grave photo delivery person found | ILL | "It turned out it wasn't a real lead. Illinois State Police found out who the person was who'd done it. It was a man. And it seemed like he was just a little bit emotionally involved into this case, and not completely stable. "They found him and questioned him, and it turned out not to be anything of use for the case." |
A Posting on the "www.findstacypeterson.com" Forum |
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