Stephanie Ramos

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Cold case detectives, Tara Augustine and Alison Dupuy had their big breakthrough in June, 2024.

That was when genetic genealogy led them to the name Gligor.

As I looked into Eugene, they found hints of a volatile past.

So this is a petition for a protective order.

And this was from his second wife after they got divorced.

The petition was one of the documents laid out on a table during my interview with detectives last summer.

It was filed in Maryland court in 2021.

There's a lot of details in here about the verbal and emotional abuse.

So she was frightened.

Yeah.

She was afraid of something.

She thought he might go after her.

Detectives Augustine and DuPoy would interview the woman who filed this petition.

In the petition, she said Eugene came into her home unannounced, the home they used to share, to collect his belongings.

He had moved out, and he showed up.

She wrote in the petition, Eugene is an addict and has two guns.

His behavior has been erratic and scary for a couple of years off and on.