Eugene Gligor

You look at all of the notes, all of the reports, and just go through everything all over again with a completely open mind, not trying to focus too much on what the original detectives thought, because that's the big thing here is a fresh set of eyes.

Lauren was always adamant.

My mom and dad, you know, they would argue, but they would never be violent with each other.

I think it did, and, you know, we look into it, and, again, it just kind of goes where the evidence leads, and it just didn't lead to Sandy.

If it was going to be solved, it was going to come down to this DNA finding a match somehow.

So we just need the DNA report from the lab that has his profile.

It's huge.

This was my first case using genealogy.

The blue is Sandy's DNA.

The pink is Leslie's.

And then this green is the unknown male.

When something happens and it clicks, it's just like...

We have to prove that the case has been investigated and there's no other avenues that we can explore.

And there has to be a homicide or a rape or unidentified human remains or a threat to public safety.

And then we have to go in front of a judge and they have to sign off on us being allowed to send off the DNA.

One individual was in the area around the same time and had a pretty violent criminal history.

So we thought that was a good possibility.

There was a relationship.

Yeah, he was in the family tree, and it was a match to our suspect DNA as a relative.

We located a family member of his, actually, and approached them, and they provided their DNA.