In Episode 12, Bolton and Grace recap the 2012 Lifetime Movie, Drew Peterson: Untouchable, and discuss the facts of the true crime story that the movie is based on. 

The screenplay was written by Teena Booth and based on the book "Fatal Vows: The Tragic Wives of Sergeant Drew Peterson" by reporter/author Joseph Hosey. The movie was directed by Mikael Salomon.  The film stars Rob Lowe as Drew Peterson, a police officer who arouses suspicion after his fourth wife goes missing four years after his third wife was found dead. Kaley Cuoco stars as Stacy Peterson, Drew's fourth wife. This movie is classic Lifetime with cringey scenes and an abundance of drama. The movie is unique in that it was made after Drew Peterson appeared on multiple media outlets to speak about his fourth wife's disappearance and his third wife's death, but before he was convicted.  Additionally, Joseph Hosey's book, on which the movie is based, was published before Drew Peterson was even indicted on charges.

Sources are available on our website at www.crimescenespodcast.com

In this bonus episode Bolton & Grace are guests on the podcast Watching Netflix Without You and discuss the Netflix True Crime Documentary - Murder by the Coast. Many thanks to Heather Faye for having us as guests and allowing us to post this episode here for all of our listeners! 

In this mini episode, Bolton and Grace wrap up their coverage of the 2002 movie and the real story behind Catch Me If You Can.

In this mini episode:
Bolton tells us about some of the things Frank Abagnale Jr.  ACTUALLY did and how he's gotten away with telling his farfetched tale for so long.
Grace updates us on an encounter between Paula Parks and Frank Abagnale Jr. that took place in 2020.
And we take a moment to appreciate one of Bolton's all time favorite actors...

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Additional Sources:
Aswell, Tom. “Did LABI Pay a Five-Figure Fee to Get Flim-Flammed by Self-Proclaimed Flim-Flam Artist at Its Annual Luncheon Tuesday?” Louisiana Voice, 13 Feb. 2020. 
All other sources are the same as our main episode and are available on our website.