193: Drew Peterson

Killer Queens: A True Crime Podcast

True Crime, Comedy

4.4 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 4 December 2021

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Former police sergeant Drew Peterson was convicted in the 2004 murder of his third wife, Kathleen Savio. He was also named a suspect in 2007 in the disappearance of his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson.

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1:26.9	Vegas. And I'm in North Carolina. That doesn't stop us from getting together every week to discuss our favorite topic.
1:31.6	Moida. I also use my background as a musician to make an original intro song for almost every episode. Like this one about Jodie Areas.
1:39.6	Jodie Jodie, bitch you're the scariest.
1:45.7	So if you like True Crime, obviously you do if you're listening to this and you don't mind a little bit of banter mixed in, give us a listen.
1:53.7	I'm not going to be able to analyze this in the making this podcast. Although many of them have physical and mental trauma in their backgrounds that explain some of their erratic behavior, they are generally speaking mostly narcissistic scumbags.
2:07.7	We prefer to spend the majority of the time discussing how pathetic they are.
2:10.3	Hello and welcome to Killer Queen's a True Crime podcast. I'm your host Tarella and I'm your better prettier younger host, Worry.
2:26.3	We're sisters who are obsessed with True Crime and love Galpallen with you about cases. You can expect the occasional curse word, lots of friends quotes and all the 90s nostalgia.
2:36.3	To get in on the conversation, check us out at KillerQueen's Podcasts.com. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook at Killer Queen's Podcast and we're on YouTube at Killer Queen's a True Crime podcast.
2:48.3	Okay y'all grab your Capri Sines or your surge and let's talk about some True Crime.
2:56.3	Hey hey hey hey hey guys.
2:59.3	Welcome back.
3:00.3	Yay. Welcome back.
3:02.3	I wanted to sing it too.
3:04.3	Oh, did you really? I did.
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