Eugene Gligor

He made a point to wave to her, and she thought it was kind of odd because he had never done that before.

And he looked back at the house and started talking, and the neighbor presumed it was Leslie in the doorway.

And he was like, okay, babe, I'll see you later.

They interviewed him numerous times throughout the investigation, and they realized that a lot of his answers just didn't add up.

Like, where were you the night before Leslie was found?

He went to the dump to dispose of some computer parts.

Yeah, and that caught their attention a lot.

They looked at her stomach contents in the autopsy, and there was undigested pasta in there, which would indicate that she died within a certain amount of time of eating that.

And they looked at it like, well, that would have been dinner the night before.

And they had credit card debt and student loan debt from their daughter Lauren going to college.

So they were struggling to keep up financially.

And that was one aspect that the investigators looked at to see if there was a reason that that could lead to Leslie's murder.

Usually.

But he came in and took the polygraph and failed.

Hands up!

Hands up!

You're just kind of shocked, like, is this really happening?

I almost fell off my chair.

It's insane.

They looked into, did Sandy kill her for a life insurance policy payout?