Drew Peterson Will Appear on 'Dateline,' More than Nine Years After He Was Convicted of Murder

Where is Drew Peterson now, after his 2012 conviction for the murder of his 3rd wife, Kathleen Savio? His story will be featured on 'Dateline.'

The Nov. 19 episode of the NBC investigative collection, Dateline, covers Drew Peterson, a former Bolingbrook police sergeant who was convicted of murdering his third wife, Kathleen Savio, in 2012.

A couple of months after Savio and Peterson finalized their divorce in 2003, she was found dead in a bath in her Illinois home. While her dying was to begin with dominated to be an unintended drowning, investigators took another take a look at Savio's dying when Peterson's fourth wife, Stacy Ann Cales, went lacking in 2007. Her body has never been discovered.

In the one-hour Dateline particular, "Infamous," Natalie Morales will talk to Peterson himself, who's now in prison, and to Stacy Ann Cales's sister, Cassandra Cales.

The episode will chronicle Peterson's 4 marriages, his ultimate arrest, and the extra charges he faced after he was at the back of bars.

In 2013, Drew Peterson was sentenced to 38 years in prison for the murder of his 2nd wife, Kathleen Savio.

In 1992, Peterson married Kathleen Savio, an accountant, just two months after he finalized his divorce from his 2nd spouse, Vicki Connolly. The couple had two sons together right through their union. They cut up in 2001, when Savio discovered that her police officer husband was having an affair with a village employee.

Their divorce wasn't finalized until 2003 and, in line with Chicago Magazine, the authorities have been known as "repeatedly" to intrude between Peterson and Savio.

In March of 2004, Savio was found dead in the tub positioned in the main toilet of her home. Though the bathtub did not have water in it, Savio's hair was wet. There have been additionally bruises and abrasions on her frame, and there was a gash in her scalp. About two months later, her demise was ruled to be unintended.

The case was reopened in 2007 following the disappearance of Stacy Ann Cales. Upon an additional investigation, it was decided that Savio had drowned following a struggle.

In 2009, Peterson was arrested and indicted for the premeditated murder of Kathleen Savio. He was discovered guilty in September 2012, and he was sentenced to 38 years in prison the following 12 months.

Where is Drew Peterson now?

Shortly after Peterson began serving out his 38-year sentence in Menard Correctional Center in Chester, Ill. in 2013, he was moved to the Federal Correctional Institution, Terre Haute.

Peterson's time in Terre Haute was also short-lived. He was quickly attacked via some other inmate, who sought after to promote his private pieces on eBay.

While Peterson's initial sentence intended that he may have doubtlessly lived to peer his free up (regardless that he would were in his overdue 90s), he confronted further charges in 2015.

He was charged in February of that year with solicitation of murder and solicitation of murder for hearth for trying to put a hit on James Glasgow, who was one of the lead prosecutor's in Peterson's murder trial. In May of 2016, Peterson was discovered responsible of the fees, and he was sentenced to an extra 40 years in the back of bars.

Peterson's earliest possible unencumber date would be in 2081. He is recently 67 years outdated.

The former officer was moved to every other facility outdoor of Illinois in 2019. His current location has no longer been shared, for security functions. In the years since he was first related to Kathleen Savio's demise and to Stacy Ann Cales's disappearance, Peterson has maintained his innocence.

Dateline airs on Fridays at Nine p.m. ET on NBC.

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