Re: Drew Peterson tries to show his softer side

On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 05:47:06 +0000, Indigo Ace wrote:

From the Chicago Tribune--

Before appearing on NBC's "Today" show Thursday, Drew Peterson had a
conversation with his recently hired publicist: Maybe it was time for
the public to see another side of Drew.

"He's a nice guy. He's a normal guy, and that's what people needed to
see. I wasn't creating someone that he wasn't. I just want people to see
another side of him," said publicist Glenn Selig. "I think it has
begun."

Good lord. A lawyer, sure... but a murder suspect hiring a publicist???

The authorities are playing into Peterson's hand. They'll probably get
the grand jury to return an indictment re Savio, but Peterson will be
acquitted on reasonable doubt because of the conclusion of the first
autopsy. Meanwhile, Peterson is getting what he craves most... public
attention. He's having a ball.

If the authorities would chill out, hold off charging him with anything,
and do absolutely nothing to draw public attention to the case, then
Peterson would be forced to keep the interest alive from his end by
tossing out some fresh clues. And I think his ego is just far enough out
of control that he would do that.

Charlie
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