Eugene Gligor

It was all in slow motion.

He goes, I'm so sorry.

Our dad loved the beach, and when he finished with the Navy, he wanted to enjoy Pensacola Beach, so he would haul all eight children out to the beach, grill us flank steak sandwiches.

He brought snorkels and masks, and we all had a great time.

Leslie was kind and caring and generous to a fault.

Yes.

This is such a nice neighborhood.

Doesn't look like a place where something so terrible could happen.

He was one of the only sources of stress and tension in Leslie's life that Sandy could identify.

She was always kind of complaining or stressed and worrying about her boss, Brett.

Sandy, you know, listening to his wife talk about stories like that could say, well, you know, maybe she snapped at him and maybe he snapped.

I did.

He was the first person to show up at the house.

You know, at the top of the list was Brett Reedy.

He was pretty closely tapped into her day-to-day comings and goings.

You know, the fact that he was so concerned when she didn't show up to work was also something that piqued the investigators' interest.

A lot of people in the neighborhood were concerned and scared that there was some guy going around killing people.

Yes.

A lot of people in the neighborhood were concerned and scared that there was some guy going around killing people.

They looked into the Chandra Levy case as well as some other reports throughout Montgomery County where women were attacked.