Body-Language and placement: What are these people thinking?
A few years the name Peterson became famous in America because it was related to Laci Peterson, a young soon-to-be mother killed by her husband, Scott.
A new Peterson family is in the news. This time the children are alive to witness the loss of their mother, Stacy.
If that isn't difficult enough, dad decides to go public with statements outside the courtroom.
What drives suspects to do this public display of free-speech?
For the sake of the children?
For the sake of the victim?
For the sake of seeing if it can be done?
Detachment can be a very scary thing to witness, yet it needs to be noticed, because crimes of passion seem to be on the rise.
The question is, WHY? Why and how can there be such composure when lives for so many are falling apart? What are these people thinking, as they sit discussing the unthinkable?
Don't these adults realize the legacy they are leaving behind for their children to own, all in their parent's name?
What's in a face?
Nov. 15: Former FBI profiler Clint Van Zandt and author Tonya Reiman examine Drew Peterson’s body language and statements from his exclusive interview on TODAY.
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