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December 2, 2008 12:18:25 PM CST



'Stacy's in a Graveyard'

Posted Dec 27, 07 4:05 AM CST in US 

(Newser) – Suburban Chicago neighbors of the former cop suspected in the mysterious disappearance of his wife Stacy Peterson received chilling notes in their mailboxes yesterday saying that the young mom is in a graveyard. One neighbor also found dozens of photos of grave sites scattered in her yard, reports the Chicago Tribune.

"Creepy. Oh my God, creepy," said one neighbor. She also discovered a Christmas stocking with a copy of the National Enquirer taped to it hanging from her mailbox and spray-painted with Stacy's name. State police are investigating. Husband Drew Peterson is suspected in Stacy's disappearance two months ago and in the death of a former wife.

Source Chicago Tribune

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Stacy Peterson, 23, and her husband, Drew Peterson, 53, a former Chicago area police officer. (AP Photo/Family of Stacy Peterson)   (Associated Press)
Drew Peterson, 53, a Chicago police officer suspected in the disappearance of his wife Stacy. Stacy Peterson was reported missing on Oct. 29, (AP Photo/Family of Stacy Peterson)   (Associated Press)
A undated photo of Stacy Peterson provided by the Illinois State Police. She has been missing since October. (AP Photo/Illinois State Police)   (Associated Press)
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