>> if you think the casey anthony not guilty verdict was a shock, i have got news for you. it could happen again, this time in the drew peterson murder striel. drew peterson, you know the ex cop, the guy who made history with his dead and vanishing 3rd and 4th wives. tonight on "justice" i am going to tell you why that just might happen again. i was in chicago, joliet, to be exact, during week two of the trial. i watched in disbelief as the illinois state police declared that kathleen savio found dead in her bathtub was the victim of

an accident. a woman whose hair is soaked in blood lying face down in a bathtub with none of the little bottles on the side disturbed no soap ring no blood ring no towel, no clothes on the edge of the tub and within minutes of their arrival the state police from illinois say that it was an accident. the lead investigator directed that no one process the scene. what does that mean? that means don't take fingerprints, don't move the area for blood, don't process the can of rug cleaner found right near the bedroom that the csi guys didn't even see and don't check any room for any signs of forced entry, and even though there were 13 separate bruises, including a 3 inch bruise to the butt of kathleen savio which the csi investigator says he didn't see at the time,

he declared the bruises to be insignificant. well good old sherlock there didn't even bother to examine a 2 inch gash of kathleen's head but he knew there was a lot of bleeding after because when he took her out of the tub we got a lot of blood all over. he didn't even look to see where the combloblood was coming from. they were out of there in record time. it's as if they said enough about the dead, let's attend to the living. a spokesperson for the family of missing stacy peterson agrees. >> a coroner who was there and observed something that was really not right, you have also a state police officer who didn't really give a darn. >> and if that doesn't convince you that the illinois state police were so inep the so

disengaged brutally indifferent to a woman in a bathtub dead try this, in chicago a fellow officer could very well be charged with murder he is alieued to sit in on the interview with the very woman who would provide hissal guy for the day th-- alibi for the day e third wife died. he has one arm on her shoulder one hand on her thigh, guarding her and he actually answers questions put her by the troopers. in chicago if he call this professional courtesy. in other parts of the country we call it something else. i call it a cover up. don't get me wrong, i love cops, but what these guys did was inexcusable. now if you think a trial is the search for the truth, you are wrong. i know. i have been a prosecutor, a judge and a da. it is the criminal justice

system's at thtempt to make a defendant look as good as he can while making the victim's life an open book. judges spend their days deciding whether the jury can hear all of the truth and witnesses are told that they cannot say all of the truth. example, i can kill you and make it look like an accident, but only i can kill you is allowed in. why? let's go back to the courtroom. judge bernilo's courtroom. he won't allow the prosecution to present evidence that drew peterson on trial for the murder of his third wife killed her because he didn't want her to get his money in the financial settlement. remember she is found dead 6 days after a subpoena for drew's pension is served on him. peterson swore she would never get any of his pension. by the way, as an aside, the

year before drew's child support was doubled and within days he shows up in his swat uniform with a knife to kathleen's throat asking why don't you just die? take a listen to kathleen's sister and brother. >> she told me she would never make this divorce, she would never slive to see the end of te divorce. >> saying he would kill you and make yit look like an accident. that's not a coincidence. >> i told you how the judge allowed the defense to call the victim every name in the book from a mad woman, a woman possessed, very angry, bossy, a woman who was ballistic, bonkers, crazy. this week the subject of the defense's diversion were kathleen's friends, her sister, the people who reported drew would kill her and make it look like an accident. they were lamb basted by the defense for not intervening and for not stopping it. remember it's everyone's fault

but drew peterson's. take a look at this one. >> how could you believe anything she said then when she thought she was in trouble she started crying. >> you think that was made up? >> absolutely. >> if you can make others look bad maybe the criminal won't look so bad. finally the blue towel. did you know a towel has a right to remain silent. you heard me right. a towel has the right to remain silent in the judge's courtroom they do. the prosecution is not being allowed to show that drew peterson could have placed the towel by the body when none was there according to the first five or six witnesses who saw the body. the da says the scene was staged to look like an accident. they should be allowed to present testimony that a towel that wasn't there suddenly shows up when someone says why is there no towel here? why is the prosecution not being

allowed to pro their case. the burden of proof is on them. they need to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. let them do their job. we don't need to sanitize the facts. to do so tips the scale against the person who has paid the dearest price, the person who never choose to be a victim in the first place. and now, at the center of this drama are the lawyers. peterson's lawyers, joel bronski steve greenburgh who like their client are cocky confident and brass. they pull no punches they are often politically incorrect and litigate both in and out of the courtroom. take a look at this one. >> what do you make of the safety factor in this trial. >> who? >> stacy factor. >> stacy who? >> she is on your witness list. >> oh, that stacy. >> maybe she will show up. >> if she got the sustain.

>> does anybody think she is alive? >> absolutelies she is alive. does anybody have any evidence she is dead? >> no. >> there's no sign of life. she wasn't communicated with anybody. >> no sign of life? >> i haven't talked to my wife in weeks. >> i haven't talked to my first wife in 15 years. >> when we come back drew peterson's lawyers are here to comment.

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>> what do you make of the stacy factor? >> who? >> stacy who? >> she is on your witness list. >> oh, that stacy. >> the moment she shows up. maybe she will show up. >> if she got the subpoena. >> love em or hate em drew peert son's defense attorneys are becoming celebrities themselves with their trademark sunglasses, team dream always seems to be in the spotlight. from chicago drew peterson's

lead defense attorney joe brodski and joseph lopez one of the other attorneys on the drew peterson case. thank you for being with us tonight. i asked steve greenburgh last week i am going to ask you this week not your fooins finest moment in that press conference? >> i have to admit we were blowing off steam after a couple marathon days. we didn't mean to offend anybody or cause any pain to stacy's friends and family. if we did we are very sorry we did. we were blowing off steam. we stupidly did this in front of some cameras. >> you got caught. >> if we offended anybody we certainly didn't mean to. >> joel, i will give you credit for that. joe lopez, they call you the shark. that is your nickname. you have a reputation for defending monsters in chicago. is that correct? >> that's what they say, yes. >> okay. how do you feel about that

little interview there? >> well, i mean i have done a lot of interviews. i still think she is alive and we are hoping that if she does come about sometime in the future there's no ed she is dead. we said we have to limit our words and i think he just apologized to everybody who heard it. >> you, too, i assume are apologizing? >> i will adopt his apology. >> so ordered. you both apologize. how do you think the trial is going, joel? >> i think it is going very well. i think that most of the witnesses that have testified after they have been thoroughly cross examined it turns out they contradict themselves. in fact we bring out more facts that help our side than the state brought out helping theirs. so i would say we are very pleased with the way things are going and if you can score something like this i believe we are ahead.

>> joe, what do you think? >> i don't think too much about it. foik cu focusing on each witness as they come. i am putting a lot of ideas in my head. it's a tough case from our standpoint. i don't want to make comments about how it's going. i don't know how it's going. i am not the jury. >> wasn't it tough with all of the hearsay statements coming in. we heard from four different witnesses kathleen indicated drew said he would kill her and why didn't she die? we have a police officer to his credit calls state police a couple weeks ago i heard him say they are getting all my money and i wish she would just die. that wasn't a good week to me. >> that police officer said he was in court when drew was in court and said the fbi lied about his statement. that man's credibility is

suspect to say the least. >> the guy we ar talking about lieutenant james coughlin, here's a guy who called esp and says look he doesn't remember the dates so it is quite possible that he could have been there at any time except it was within two weeks of passing. do you think it's damaging? >> it is damaging if it was true but it's not true. drew wasn't in there. the only court dates in february was the date that was on the order. so whatever he said in court you got with each of the documents the document shows drew wasn't there. he is also blaming the fbi all of these other witnesses any time something is going bad for them they can say well i told the state police they didn't write it down i told the fbi they didn't write it down. three or four witnesses saying that. >> it isn't it true the fact

that drew whether or not there on one day doesn't mean he wasn't there on another day. you are not taking down verbatim everything they say the cops police and fbi you don't get a chance to correct their reports, do you? >> i can't correct the report but they get it right these are important that are on there this svent something the fbi can make up. it is clear. it is clear there was only one court date in february and we have the order and it shows drew wasn't there kathy wasn't there and kathy's lawyer wasn't there. >> let me go back. if you think coughlin is lying you have the friend in the basement that rented from him

while she was buildings house. the nursing student friend and the sister. did all of these people get together and say let's conspire against drew peterson. they all say he said the same thing. we can't blame the report for inconsistency. they are all corroborating each other. >> she is broadcasting all of these bad things. >> what about the marks on her neck that the nursing student saw. she said she had two marks on the side one on the center. where is that from? >> we are not going to talk about that until close arguments. >> one final question. hasn't there been a finding in civil court where drew peterson said he killed kathleen savio by -- if the hearsay is being allowed by judge white he would had to have made a finding that

is being under allowed by forfeiture by wrong doing. don't you basically say we are going to let it in because we think by a preponderance of evidence drew peterson tried to center lines kathleen frto prevt her from testifying in the divorce. >> that decision that ruling by judge white is under seal. we cannot tell you what the signings were. we accept what was discussed in open court and that was i think 8 out of the -- 8 out of the 12 segments he found to be unreliab unreliable. we already have a judicial finding all of the evidence for example parks were unlreliablun. >> he did find 8 of them reliable. in order for him to do that he would have to believe that kathleen was silenced to not testify in a divorce settlement and stacy was silent in order to not testify in the murder trial. she is the one when the cop when

she was being questioned. come on, joe. >> that's what the officer said. let's put it this way. the judge followed the statute, the judge keeps saying you followed the statute he made his finding. this finding is not part of the criminal case. nothing to do with this case zero evidence whatsoever whatever journalling white ruled. it doesn't matter what he filed or didn't find. it only matters what they are going to allow in evidence. nothing to do with this case. that's a different standard approved. this is a murder case the state needs to prove beyond not by a prep pron dra upon drans of the evidence. thank you, judge. >> up next the man who calls peterson's attorneys shameless. and later, this guy claimed to be a cia agent a boy scout leader and even a member of nasa. was he fantasizing or committing a crime?

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>> the actions of peert southern's legal team made a rise all over the country. including a restaurant owner who this week took an ad out in the chicago newspaper. calling brodski and lopez and greenburgh shameless the lawyers and accusing the trio of three stooges with sunglasses. with me from cincinnati is the man himself jeff ruby. how are you, jeff? >> good, judge, how are you? >> i am fine, thank you. what you have done in this ad that you took out calling them the three stooges, why did you do that?

oo you covered it pretty well in your opening. i have never seen anything like what they did. you have two dead women, you have got the whole routine, who is stacy? stacy who? have you senior wife -- hey, moeller redid you see your wife latedy. curly. >> all in front of the family the loved ones of these woutwo women who are dead. i couldn't believe it. that's the reason i am on board of directors and i look tore dead children and college students and people. i want to see justice for the victims. >> the difference between you and everybody else is that you put your money where your mouth is. not that many people do that. this is not the first time you have called people out when you

think the trill jucriminal just system tem hasn't rendered the right verdict. >> a key witness who testified called me to tell me how much it meant to her and her loved ones. two people from chicago drove to one of my restaurants last night b because it felt good somebody outside with no dog in the fight outside of illinois but from america cared so much to do that. i through o.j. simpson out of one of my restaurants. i knew him. >> you through o.j. simpson out of one of your restaurants? >> yeah, after he wrote the book on how to kill your wife and somebody else so you can get away with it. when he wrote the book he had been to my restaurant. every member of the dream team every attorney has been to my restaurant. a lawyer is a liar for hire.

the job is to drive the get away car and god bless them. the other side of it and so are these experts that come in. they get enough money they will say no that wasn't the fingerprints all that stuff. in the meantime this guy you and i know he killed two women. and this judge -- let me ask you, judge, can i ask you a question? >> yeah, make it fast. >> has a judge ever been charged with obstruction of justice? >> i am sure they have but not in their own courtroom that i am aware of. jeff, where does this come from? where does your passion come from? do you have any experience in the justice system? >> no, but my wife's little brother was murdered and he was -- i basically was like a father to him and the attorney

says well he was to the ground. when i was 13 he followed the mosley murder i was so intrigued with that. her and her boyfriend got away with that murder. they are about ready to legalize murder. if this guy gets away with it after oj and robert blake may as well leave it. >> you are passionate. i tell you. thank you for being with us this evening. next our 8ace legal team westbouwill be with us. remember the 6-year-old at the california mansion that supposedly accidentally fell to his death? well it looks like it might be quite as far away from being an accident. questions. when you're caring for a loved one with alzheimer's, not a day goes by that you don't have them. questions about treatment where to go for extra help, how to live better with the

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live from america's news headquarters i'm craig boswell. the search for survivors after two powerful earthquakes in iran is now called off. the death toll topped more than 250 people. the back-to-back earthquakes

leveled entire villages. first responders turning their attention to the 16,000 people left homeless. aftershocks continue to rock the area. the white house and united nations are sending messages of sympathy to the iranian people. a u.s. navy guided missile destroyer collided with an oil tanker in the persian gulf. it happened just outside the strategic strait of hormuz where a fifth of the world's oil is routed. the uss porter and a japanese tanker collided leaving the battleship with a huge hole in its side. no word yet on a caused the collision. no one was injure ared on either vessel. i'm craig boswell. now, back to "justice" with judge. >> doug: mea judge jeanine. for all the latest headlines log on to fox news .com. well. joining me now is mark fuhrman

and jeffery gold and joey jackson. mark i have to throw this to you. jeff ruby just said steakhouses he through oj out of his restaurant. what did you think of that one? >> i knew about this prior to you interviewing mr. ruby. i can't remember if i ate that a restaurant and it was told to me then possibly by him but i knew about that. i think it's great. i think it's great when people act on their common sense their intelligence and intig nation. ed intig nation first you have a murder. the dpeens attorney is more damaging to their case they are acting in a and out of the course in the evidence. certainly my opinion. >> mark let me tell you something. i am sitting in the courtroom i see something you don't see.

there are really 8 of them. they look at the peanut gallery like what are we doing? it is so different than what i am accustomed to. am i right or wrong here? >> you are right. it's the strangest thing. you got to love this guy for speaking out. it is what everybody is saying. how can theysy something like that at a press conference. there's no hue pan being who couldn't think like he actually spoke he has a point. the reality is you want to defend if you are a defense attorney but you have to do it without being offensive. we have opinions and points of view but when you joke about people dying that's inappropriate. >> how do you think it went? >> it was a turning point. couldn't be any worse than the week before which was horrible. you have the sun times with an article that you brought out last week and then your scathing summation last week. i think because of that the trial was different this week. most importantly the hearsay started to come in.

there were five hearsay statements the most important hearsay statement is by lieutenant conklin from bowling. why do you say that? >> because he heard drew. it wasn't hearsay upon hearsay. the other four were hearsay upon hearsay and he broke the code of professional courtesy. >> by coming out of the cops saying i -- >> absolutely. >> good point. when you hear anderson she was the one who lived with fabio lived in the basement when you have her saying there was a knife under the mattress. and the nursing student i had to walk her to her car because she was so fearful. and you have the sister. it's a cumulative effect. it depends how the sjury evaluates it. >> when you were out there you spoke with reverend showery. what can be added to the hearsay? >> it is huge you are talking

about the night she died drew peert son is nowhere to be found in the night. state ee's missing wife is looking for him in the house calling him on the phone and finally he comes in black clothes putting female clothes in the dry ar what are you doing? you know what i am doing i am taking care of a problem. >> you are to draw the conclusion he's washing the clothes she had on? >> there's one female living in the house she is putting -- he's putting female clothes into the dry ar that aren't stacy's. at the end of the statement i don't think it came immediately, but she was told by drew when the police talk to you, i was in bed with you.

there is one thing judge that investigators know the suspect always knows where he was at the time the victim died and that is with the victim so the most concentrated part of their alibi is the time of death. >> there's no question. let's talk about this statement judge white the hearsay. wasn't the judge already made a finding by the preponderance of evidence that drew killed kathleen by allowing the hearsay and sending it down. glass could you litigated two or three years with the appellate court i am going to let this in subject to the trial level. he forfeited his right of cross examination because he killed someone. >> there was a statute at that time where judge white was doing that.

i am not sure how much of that is relevant today. i will say this you are absolutely right in a court of law in joliet, illinois a judge said by preponderance of the evidence drew peterson killed kathleen savio. >> that is a preponderance of the evidence. that's a different standard. >> no question. >> the other issue is a jury here has to make a determination. right? they are not going to rely upon the judge. >> i am not suggesting it's proof beyond a reasonable doubt. i am saying a judge has said wait a minute i am going to let this in because they are secured by wrong doing. you can't benefit from the fact that you killed someone therefore i am going to let the hearsay come in. the hearsay comes in because they say drew peert son made it impossible for someone to be there therefore he has to listen to the statements as evidence. >> absolutely right. the bottom line here is it goes back to the judge.

we know it's circumstantial. is the jury going to hang their hat on the statements or do they want physical proof. >> 20 seconds. you think it's enough? >> if neil surrey testified it is the icing on the cake at the will eat it up with a spoon and take the contact from the defense tooernd know drew peert son was not selling girl scout cookies and collecting from tfo the red cross. they will say it's no coincidence and convict him. >> coming up, new evidence in the unexplained death of that 6-year-old in a california mansion. remember that last year? later who won last week's question of the week? stick around to find out who gets a free

>> new evidence uncovered this week in the case of max one year after his miss serious death at his father's california mansion. an independent review by two forensic experts found max was likely assaulted and killed. a previous investigation by the california police department determined the death was accidental. joining me from pheonix is max's mom along with her attorney. thank you for being with us this evening. i must tell you you have our n

condolenc condolences. i cannot image what it is like to lose a 6-year-old child. i don't know what to say. how are you doing? >> this has been a very difficult year. the worst i have ever obviously ever imaged for myself and for max. >> you made detroit significance after the police and medical exam miner decided little max's fall was an accident. you decided to hire independent forensic experts. why? >> after i was given the debriefing i was shown a diagram which really didn't look like max. three weeks later i was presented from the police department independent their independent expert a report that indicated that max went off that

railing and accident explain how that happened. >> hold on. what we are looking at is a full scene of max's height next to the railing when he -- when he was on a skate board and the other is when he is on his feet. either way it doesn't appear that the center of gravity is above the pop railing. am i accurate in my description? >> yes, you are correct. >> all right. >> this is a report done by our independent expert, so he actually shows that even with a scooter there is no way max could have gone over that banister as dr. gomez illustrated or tried to illustrate in his report. >> what i found disconcerting is that not only would max not have been over the center of gravity even on the scooter but there are different things like the pattern of injury on max's back

is not consistent with an impact and a slide against the banister. then they talk about the fact that the scooter wouldn't have landed where rebecca said it landed. rebecca the girlfriend of your ex-husband and the injury is totally inconsistent with an accident and wouldn't have accounted for the abraugss in the inner eye and et cetera. without getting too in the weeds here you believe it was an intentional act of homicide? >> i believe the independent experts have presented me with an assault scenario which led to the death and categorized it as a homicide. the injuries on maxie's back and eyes above his forehead is a contusion or the prfracture at e top of the head and the back i believe those findings or those

injuries are consistent with the experts decided after nine month a thorough investigation. >> i have read the report. it is compelling. how do you get an injury fron t top of your head. assuming that it was. rebecca the baby-sitter hung herself or so it was determined she committed suicide. do you think she was responsible? >> i think -- i have asked that the police department reopen this investigation and amend the disposition of his face. they are the experts and they have the ability to do the work to do the expert work to find out what happened that day to max. >> to the attorney. can i ask you what the next step is here? >> we are waiting for the police department to respond to our meeting with them. we met with them for three hours. we had the expert present

dr. rob, doctor melinic was on the phone. we provided the summary gave them the reports we spent three hours we are hoping shortly they will come back to us and say they are reopening the case and will have further investigation if needed. >> thank you so much, a very, very disturbing case. we are going to stay with it. good luck to you. >> up next a dangerous threat or delusional schematic fanat -- fanatic. the winning answer to the question of the week. stay tuned to see if you won an autographed copy of my new book "sly fox." ♪

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>> august 1st she was pulled over for a traffic infraction. police thought his id was a little fishy. after a search turned up a probe of fake uniforms medals and medical pair fan nail yaw and fake id for cia, department of homeland security, department of defense. nasa and even more government organizations. he faces charges of impersonating a federal will you enforcement officer. now police need your help in figuring out who this guy is. new port ritchie police chief james stefan. welcome, chief. >> good evening. >> thank you for being with us. now i understand, chief, and this is crazy, but you actually bumped into this guy, what were the circumstances?

>> this last may there was a memorial service for fallen soldiers at a cemetery. i was one of the invited guests representing the city and local law enforcement. lieutenant roy -- lieutenant commander roy an teeiti ga intrd himself to me. we escort family members of fallen heros. he made it clear he was a member of the united states coast guard as an officer. >> you find out he is not a member of the coast guard, correct? >> that is woshth. this past week we discovered he was an impersonator. >> why do you think he situated himself next to you and introduces himself by name, correct? >> by name and nobody around there had any was for alarm other than what he presented to

them. we know now he has a 20-year head start on us with impersonating anything from feted rale l-- federal law enforcements and government officials. >> since then you filed charges aga against him. if someone has all of these uniforms and id's unless they actually use them can you file a charge or is mere possession a crime? >> that was a challenge. he has over 200 items we collected. it is not a crime to have these items. the question is did he act in any official capacity to change anybody's behavior. >> what do you think is going on. sounds like identity theft but it sounds like it's also a game for him to sit there next to you use his real name face the name of the coast guard and psychologically is this a game to him? >> it may be a game or challenge

to him. we are treating it extremely serious. if we avert a tragedy was it a dress rehearsal for him to build up bigger more serious type of activity. >> we have heard in the aurora shooting with james holmes he had a uniform just like the aurora police. what triggered their recognition of him was that he had the protector on. how do people get the actual uniform of these departments or agencies? department of defense or the military. where do they get this stuff? >> we are finding he used every source in the internet and as well as locally. he may have had contacts because he was a valid auxiliary member of the united states coast guard prior to his separation because he ended up stealing from the

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