Eugene Gligor

than what we've told you so far.

Well, we're getting there.

That's totally fine.

And we don't have to ask you any more questions, but we are going to just tell you some stuff.

From the crime scene, the DNA that was taken, we actually have a sample of your DNA, and it was compared to the crime scene DNA, and it matched.

So we know that you were there at the time when Leslie died.

That's correct.

We obtained a sample from a discarded water bottle that you drank out of.

So your DNA matches the crime scene DNA.

You're dry?

I'm very dry.

I'm partially dehydrated.

You can probably see my eyes are bloodshot red because I'm just tired and drained.

I don't know what's going on.

I'm just trying to say that this seems a little put on.

Well, honey, your DNA was in the crime scene.

That's why, like, there's a reason.

I'm saying that there's probable cause to believe that you were there when she died.

You keep saying you don't remember and you don't have any recollection.

But if somebody was not involved, it would be an adamant, I didn't do it.