Peterson, 58, is charged with killing

Peterson, 58 oakley sunglasses outlet, is charged with killing his third wife, Kathleen Savio, in 2004. Her body was found in a dry bathtub in her home, her hair soaked with blood, but her death was ruled accidental until police began investigating the 2007 disappearance of the ex-police sergeant's fourth wife, Stacy Peterson. He is a suspect in that case as well, although he has not been charged. Peterson, his trademark mustache shaved off, ray ban 2012 outlet stood and spoke to some 40 potential jurors as jury selection began Monday. "Good morning ladies and gentlemen, I'm Mr. Peterson," he said in a steady voice. Finding an impartial jury was the first immediate challenge for attorneys in the trial, in which jurors are likely to hear statements Savio and Stacy Peterson allegedly made to friends and relatives about threats Peterson made. Such sunglasses classic hearsay is usually barred, but an appellate court ruled jurors can hear the statements. One question looming over the trial is how much Peterson's personality will influence the jury. Before his arrest, Peterson was often seen joking about a "Win A Date With Drew" contest, his missing wife's menstrual cycle and other topics that were widely seen as inappropriate. Even after his arrest in 2009, Peterson called a Chicago radio show oakley frogskins to make jokes about life behind bars.