Brett Reedy

I was surprised that he didn't find her in the shower stall, especially after you've seen, you know, all that blood and disturbance in the foyer area and your wife's missing.

So I'm thinking like, man, this is really, really strange.

We always kiss each other goodbye and wave goodbye.

I could guess, but I don't know for sure.

I was taking some computer stuff to the dump.

She called around 9 o'clock.

Now, does that come through the switchboard?

Yes.

So you dial the main number, ask Sandra who you need to speak to, and she transfers the call.

Everything pointed to the husband's involvement at that point in time.

Leslie and I had our arguments and we had some pretty nasty ones at times.

She can be, I'm going to shoot myself in the foot on this one, but she can be demanding.

We were trying to work those down.

But yes, there's some dead there, no question about it.

The most violent I ever got was I'd grab her and just say, you know, you got to snap out of it.

Like grabbing her by her shoulders?

Her shoulders, you know.

And she, you know, hit the wall.

Nothing, you know, smashing or anything.

Hit the wall and she's bursting tears.