Breaking the Silence: Overcoming Obstacles to Reporting Abuse

University of St. Francis

A virtual discussion of the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit which empowers abuse victims to tell their story.

Join us as we discuss the case of former Bolingbrook Police Officer, Drew Peterson, who was convicted of murdering his third wife and whose fourth wife Stacy Peterson remains missing. Norma Peterson, sister-in-law of Stacy Peterson, will share her journey of raising awareness of the Evidentiary Abuse Affidavit (EAA), which is a viable tool for victims of domestic violence, law enforcement, and the judicial system.Pastor Neil Schori, who served as a key witness in Drew Peterson's murder trial, will share his story of counseling Stacy Peterson and the role of the church in supporting abuse victims.A panel of experts will discuss how the EAA can be used in the criminal justice system. Panelists include: Ron Hain, Kane County Sheriff; Michelle Cruz, former Massachusetts State Victims Advocate; and Jaime Mosser, Kane County State's Attorney.This is a virtual event. Registrants will receive the Zoom link in a confirmation email after completing the registration form.

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