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FRIDAY, MAY 1, 2009 1 SOUTHTOWNSTAR news Stacy's sister rips Drew on the radio BY JOE HOSEY SUN TIMES NEWS GROUP Drew Peterson's most recent radio appearance was too much for the sister of his missing wife to bear. Cassandra Cales called in to Mancow Muller's show on WLSAM (890) on Wednesday morning and lit into Peterson, calling him a killer in a profanity-punctuated tirade. "You killed her after she, got off the phone," Cales barked at Peterson. "You will pay. I know what happened; I told the state police.

Drew knows. It's not for the public's eyes. The truth will be told in court." Peterson, 55, a former Bolingbrook police sergeant, has not been charged in connection with the disappearance of Stacy, his fourth wife, in October 2007. Stacy, then 23, reportedly spoke with a mutual friend of hers and Cales on her cell phone just before she vanished. TODAY'S CRIME REPORT Peterson has contended that his wife ran off with another man.

There has been no trace of her since she went missing. Illinois State Police have described her as a homicide" victim and have identified Peterson as their sole suspect. Peterson has been a regular guest on Muller's show, "Mancow Cassidy," over the past few months. But Wednesday's appearance veered from the usual lighthearted banter between the host CHICAGO HEIGHTS Police were called and arrested Williams. The Madcap chase around empty house A Chicago Heights man led police on a strange foot chase that ended in his arrest.

It all started when police saw Grant Kelly standing in front of a vacant house in the 1500 block of Portland Avenue on April 18. When police stopped to question him, Kelly said, "I ain't got time for jail today" and ran inside the empty house, police said. Officers followed Kelly inside and chased him through rooms on the first floor and second floor, where Kelly climbed out a window onto the roof, grabbed on to the gutter, jumped to the ground and ran away, police said. They said a search of the area soon found Kelly, who struggled and resisted being handcuffed. Kelly, 47, 58 W.

Main was charged with resisting police and also was arrested on an Illinois Department of Corrections warrant for a parole violation, police said. Becky Schlikerman COUNTRY CLUB HILLS Wrong place to watch flick A city resident, upset because her husband was drinking and watching a movie at a neighbor's house, stormed into the house and ended up being charged with aggravated assault, police said. Shannon Williams, 36, 4137 192nd Place, was arrested April 14 after she entered a home in the same block and threatened her neighbor, a 48-yearold woman, with a knife, according to police. neighbor was not injured. Steve Metsch OLYMPIA FIELDS From Russia, without love A 56-year-old village resident filed a police report because his debit card had been used without his knowledge halfway around the world.

Police said First Midwest Bank alerted the man April 15 that his debit card was used 16 times April 9 at Moscow airport to buy $985 worth of merchandise online. The man told police he was not in Moscow April 9. Steve Metsch FLOSSMOOR Man ditches gun while fleeing cops Police were alerted April 18 to a man with a gun in his waistband at the BP station, 3950 Vollmer Road. As officers arrived, the man left the store in a car with another man and two women, police said. When police pulled over the car in the 18900 block of Crawford Avenue, the man fled on foot, throwing away a handgun that police recovered, according to police, who said the man escaped.

John K. Ryan 82, of Manteno, longtime resident of Dolton and Pullman, passed peacefully April 25, 2009 at the Veteran's home in Manteno. Cherished husband of Rita (nee Spagnolo), for 58 years; devoted father of Gwyn (Ronald) Weber, Beverly (Reed) Berger, Leslie (Dan) Williams, Sally (Mark) Caputo; beloved grandfather to Eric, Tracy, Kaitlyn, Robert, Elizabeth, Joseph, Dan Rory, and Ross; loving brother of Grace Bortoli; dear uncle to many nieces and nephews. Joe was a WWII US Navy Veteran; retired bricklayer of Chicago Park Distict; lifelong member of Izaak Walton League, Dolton; and VFW. He was an a avid jogger, golfer, and fisherman.

Memorial visitation, Saturday, May 2, 1-5PM with a service at 2PM, at 1 Maple Valley (clubhouse), Manteno, IL. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Hospice of Kankakee Valley, 482 Main St. NW Bourbonnais, IL 60914 Arrangements by Hill Gardens South Funeral Home, For info call 708- WWII. Beloved husband of the late Alice (nee Johnson); loving father of Randy (Nordie), Pam (Bill) Jameson, Scot (Karen), Robin, Andrew (Carla), Tim (Marla) Silzer, and Tami (Steve) Winkler; cherished grandfather of Janine, Brad, Elise, Craig, Will, Sam, Ryan, Jason, Pete, Rana, Alyssa, Grant, Gina, Joshua, Amanda, Ashley, and Jarman; adoring great of Olivia, Aaron, Alyssa, Madeline, Angelica, C.J., Lilly, Chase, Dahlia, and Dameon; fond brother of Charlie (Florence) Silzer, and the late Fritz, Louise, Al, Millie, and Nick Silzer: uncle to many. Visitation Sunday, 2-9 p.m.

Funeral Service Monday, 10:00 am at the Robert J. Sheehy Sons Funeral Home, 4950 W. 79th St. Burbank. Interment Chapel Hill South Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Red Cross, P.O. Box 37243, Washington, DC 20013 would be appreciated. www.sheehyfh.com 708-857-7878 773-582-4400 Visit Guest Book at: DEATH NOTICES ANDERSON SILZER Joseph A. Anderson, Rudolph P. Silzer, Vet of www.legacy.southtownstar.com SOUTHTOWNSTAR Richard E.

Smith, age. 67. Loving father of Richard (Michelle), Sundae, James (fiancee Marina) and Cari; proud grandfather and great-grandfather; dear brother of Gary (Judy), Robert (Ann), Jerry and Marilyn; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation Sunday, May 4, 2009 3PM to 8PM at the Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home and Crematorium, 7861 S. 88th Avenue (2mi.

west of 79th Harlem), Justice, IL where a funeral service will be held on Monday, May 4, 2009 at 10AM. Interment Fairmount-Willow Hills Cemetery, Willow Springs, IL. 708-496-0200 or damarkaminskifuneralhome.com Visit Guest Book at: southtownstar.com SOUTHTOWNSTAR SPATAFORE Jim Spatafore, age 57, beloved son of Grace and the late Patrick Spatafore; loving father of Rick and, the late Robert; cherished grandfather of Emilia, Ariel, Elisia and Vincent; former husband of Toni Demko); dearly loved brother of Edward (Marlene), Mary (Grant) Michaelson, Margaret (Ralph) Teresi, Annette Gaughan and the late Patrick (Marnie); fond uncle to many. Visitation Thursday, 3-9 p.m. Panchyda 7 p.m.

at Hills Funeral Home, 10201 South Roberts Rd. (8000W) Palos Hills. Funeral Friday, lying-in-state from 9 a.m. until time of service at 10 a.m. at Sts.

Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church (8410 131 St. Park). Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Memorials to American Heart Association appreciated. "May his memory be Info 708- 598-5880.

Visit Guest Book at: www.legacy.southtownstar.com SOUTHTOWNSTAR To advertise in this Funeral Guide, call (708) 633-4800 Copy and payment deadline is 5 P.M. previous day and Peterson. The exchange between Peterson and Cales was taped Wednesday and aired Thursday morning. In addition to accusing Peterson of murdering her sister, Cales accused him of keeping Stacy's young son and daughter away from her. Peterson denied that, saying on the air that he does not want the children around Cales because of her poor driving record.

He said Cales was involved in a high speed ORLAND PARK New lawyer for accused killer Lawyers for an Orland Park woman accused of killing her 2-year-old niece added a death penalty specialist to her legal team during a Thursday court appearance. Nour Hadid, 26, 9016 W. 140th Place, also was indicted Thursday for first-degree murder in the April 5 death of Bhia Hadid, who was found severely beaten in the home. Cook County prosecutors have not announced whether. they will seek the death penalty against Hadid, but attorney John Paul Carroll joined her attorneys, Joel Brodsky and Reem Odeh, in court Thursday for the first time.

The defense said it also will bring in Pennsylvania-based Cyril Wecht, one of the country's leading forensic pathologists. Prosecutors said Hadid, who's being held without bail at the county jail, has admitted to biting the girl and repeatedly beating her with a wooden spoon, a stick and shoes because Hadid was angry that chase during which police "had to Taser her down to bring her to justice." Cales laughed that off and returned to calling Peterson a killer, and possibly worse, before hanging up the phone. "My friend talked to my sister at 10:15 a.m. (the day she vanished)," Cales said. "She was lying in bed, and Drew wasn't in bed.

Where were you Drew? You killed her after she got off the phone, you piece of LOCAL NEWS DIGEST her husband had accused her of stealing money and called her names. Three other children were removed from the home and placed into protective custody by the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. Duaa Eldeib COOK COUNTY Inmate accused of Daley threat Bail was set Thursday at $200,000 for a Cook County Jail inmate who was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Chicago Mayor Richard Daley on Wednesday the same day he was being released from jail. Lorenzo Davis, 25, is charged with threatening a public official, a felony, according to a spokesman for the state's attorney's office. While visiting a doctor at the jail hospital, Davis allegedly told the doctor he was going to kill Daley.

The doctor contacted jail officials and Davis was arrested, according to police. Davis was in jail on a sevenday sentence for two apparently Stacy Peterson (right) with younger sister Cassandra Cales. separate incidents April 17, police said. SOUTHLAND Ford Freeway work this summer A resurfacing project starting this month is expected to snarl traffic on the Bishop Ford Freeway for most of the summer. The $27.5 rehabilitation project involves repaving lanes and ramps, patching concrete, repairing bridges and installing new guardrails between 159th Street and Martin Luther King Drive.

The anticipated starting date will be in mid-May, the Illinois Department of Transportation said. Most of the work will be finished in the fall, with some leftover work to be completed next spring, according to IDOT. It said most of the work will occur at night, but lanes on the expressway will be closed occasionally during the day. Traffic in both directions mostly will stay three lanes during weekdays, dropping to two lanes during weekends and a single lane at night. Guy Tridgell Candlelight vigil for Lisa Stebic Second anniversary of Plainfield woman's disappearance BY JANET LUNDQUIST SUN TIMES NEWS GROUP Family and friends of a missing Plainfield woman lit candles in her memory Thursday night, two years to the day since she last was seen alive.

Lisa Stebic has been missing since April 30, 2007. No trace of her has been found. She reportedly was last seen by her husband, Craig Stebic, at her home in the 13200 block of Red Star Drive. Police have called Stebic the sole suspect in his wife's disappearance. He has not been charged in connection with the case and has denied any wrongdoing, About 7 p.m.

Thursday, a crowd gathered at a park near the Stebic house to remember Lisa, a 37-year-old mother of two. Stebic and his children, ages 12 and 14, did not attend the candlelight vigil. No one answered the door at their house Thursday night. Laurrie Bingenheimer, Lisa's friend and neighbor, organized the gathering with some of Lisa's friends. "It was just something for us because there's still no closure for us," said Bingenheimer, who has said she believes Stebic is responsible for Lisa's disappearance.

"I don't want Craig to think we've forgotten about her. We don't want him to get away with it." The group said prayers and listened while several people shared memories of Lisa's life. "This is a very difficult day. Two years ago today she vanished out of our lives, out of her children's lives," said Melanie Greenberg, a spokeswoman for Lisa's family. "But she did not vanish out of our hearts." Police Chief Don Bennett said this week that none of the information investigators have gathered over the past two years suggests that anyone other than Stebic was involved in Lisa's disappearance.

"You look back at the last two years and all the opportunities Craig could have shown an interest in trying to find Lisa," Greenberg said. "He never attended a single search. He never (helped pass out) fliers. He came to one vigil, but that was it. I think that speaks volumes." Now, the police tip line is virtually silent.

The file isn't closed, Melonie Greenberg reads letters Thursday night, held on the second JOHN PATSCH SUN TIMES NEWS GROUP GO (Dignity, Visit Guest Book at: www.legacy.southtownstar.com SOUTHTOWNSTAR DONOVAN Robert Donovan, age 73, Veteran U.S. Navy Korea. Beloved husband of Lynne Donovan (nee Kistler) and the late Margaret M. Donovan (nee Boyce); loving father of Michael (Suzanne), Colleen (Ted) Kopper and Kathleen stepfather of (Michael) Michelle Redmond; Wilson, Patricia Wilson and Lisa (Jeff) Smigla; cherished grandfather of Shannon, Megan (Tony) Deliberto, Christopher, Erin, Analise, Shannon, Samantha, Skylar, Amber; and stepgrandfather of Austin, Veronica, Briana, Ariel, Quinton, Chanse, James, Jessie and Joseph; dear brother of Ray (Leona) Donovan. Visitation Friday, 3-9 p.m.

Funeral service Saturday, 10:00 a.m. at the Andrew J. McGann and Son Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski Road. Interment St.

Mary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Diabetes 30 N. Michigan, Chicago, 60602 would be appreciated. 773-783-7700 or 708- 423-5400 Visit Guest Book at: SOUTHTOWNSTAR PILARCZYK David A. Pilarczyk, age 55 lifelong of the East Side.

Beloved husband Cathy (nee Dusek) for 33 years; loving father of Adam Pilarczyk and Tracy Pilarczyk; dear son of the late Gilbert and late Rosemarie Pilarczyk; dearest brother of Thomas (Mary Pat) Pilarczyk, Linda (Dave) Noble, James (Linda) Pilarczyk, Anthony (Kim) Pilarczyk, Diane (Patrick) Cunningham, Michael (Karen) Pilarczyk, John (Lorie) Pilarczyk and Steven Pilarczyk; fond uncle of many nieces and nephews. Former employee of Chicago Steel Wire Jays Potato Chip Co. Visitation Friday, May 1, 2009 from 2-9 p.m. at the Elmwood Chapel, 11200 S. Ewing Chicago.

Funeral services Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. Cemetery private. 773-731-2749. Guest Book at: www.legacy.southtownstar.com SOUTHTOWNSTAR Lisa Stebic's sisters at a vigil anniversary of her disappearance. but investigators haven't had new information to go on for several months, Bennett said.

A Will County grand jury investigated Lisa's disappearance. A spokesman for the state's attorney's office said investigators recently uncovered new information that helps shed more light on We Share Our Faith through the Wake, Funeral Mass, and Cemetery Service. These steps set us on a path to healing, wholeness, peace, and Eternal Life. Follow your Faith and your Heart to Catholic continue the tradition. latholic Demeteries Deacon Gl Serving the Catholic Community since 1837 Deacon Glenn Tolutki ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO Outreach Program Coordinator peace of mind now, peace of mind later To receive your FREE copy of our Family Record Booklet, please call 1-708-449-6100 or visit www.CatholicCemeteriesChicago.org/faith Name Phone Area Code Address Best Day to Contact am pm E-mail Address (Personal information including e-mail address will be kept confidential and used only for responding to inquiries) Catholic Cemeteries 1400 South Wolf Road Hillside, IL.

60162-2197 DS-FH-08-2 what happened to Lisa. He would not give details but did say the information does not solve the case. In an attempt to keep Lisa's name and face in the public eye, her family has created vehicle magnets decorated with Lisa's photo, the tip line number, the www.findlisastebic.com address and the $75,000 reward the family is offering for information on her whereabouts. They are selling the magnets for $10, which covers the shipping and production costs. Anyone interested in purchasing a magnet can e-mail the family at Include your name, shipping address and contact phone number in the e-mail.

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