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On the evening of October 28th, 2007, Cassandra Kale's grew frantic,

as she desperately tried to get in contact with her sister, 23-year-old Stacey Peterson.

She had been trying to call her for hours, but the line just kept ringing, with no answer.

As the hours passed that day, Cassandra knew something was wrong. Her sister wouldn't go this

long without calling her back. So at around 11pm, she decided to drive by her home to see if she was

there. But as she pulls up to the house that Stacey shares with her husband, drew Peterson,

neither of their cars are in the driveway. Cassandra talks to Stacey's stepson,

who informs her that Stacey and his dad got into a fight earlier that day.

The two ended up leaving the home and had returned since.

And as soon as he said this, Cassandra felt her heart sink.

She had never trusted her sister's husband, and something deep down inside of her told her

that he was the reason Stacey wasn't answering her phone. So Cassandra decides to call Drew.

When he answers, she immediately asks where Stacey is, but he claims he doesn't know.

So Cassandra then asks, okay, well, where are you? And he says he's at his house.

Cassandra knows this is a lie because she was just there and he wasn't home.

Why is he lying? What is he hiding? When the phone call ended, Cassandra's intuition told her

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