The cable TV movie, "Drew Peterson: Untouchable," depicts the retired Bolingbrook police sergeant as a loutish misogynist who killed his third wife, Kathleen Savio, and caused his fourth wife, Stacy Peterson, to disappear.
The notorious story of former suburban Chicago policeman and murder suspect Drew Peterson makes its movie debut Saturday on the Lifetime channel. The real Drew Peterson is awaiting trial in the Will County Detention
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(21 Jan) Drew Peterson: Untouchable (2012, Mikael Salomon) 54. Salomon is something of an auteur when it comes to making ridiculously entertaining telefilms. He plays this Drew Peterson biopic as camp at every possible
As you know, we've been looking forward to seeing Drew Peterson: Untouchable, the Lifetime movie adaptation of the still ongoing saga of the Bolingbrook cop with disappearing wives. It's based on the 2008 book Fatal
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