Stephanie Ramos

They asked Sandy to tell them about what he'd been doing the day before the body was found.

It was a Tuesday, and Sandy said he'd gotten up and gone to work as usual.

Afterwards, he said he didn't go straight home.

He had some errands to run.

At first, Sandy didn't seem to remember the evening all that clearly.

But then it all came back to him.

Sandy told detectives in detail about needing to find camera parts and recycle electronic waste.

He said he didn't get home until late around 9 p.m.

Sandy said that he recalled Leslie coming to bed after him and waking in the night.

Lately, he said she'd been having trouble sleeping.

The detectives asked him about another part of Leslie's daily routine, alcohol.

Sandy said she would have wine when she got home, and he said, not just one glass.

Sandy told detectives that he would often come home to find Leslie had had a lot to drink.

He said she would slur her words and that her personality would change.

He found her difficult to be around.

Sandy described how these arguments were getting worse in the weeks leading up to Leslie's death.

He said that her drinking had put a strain on their relationship.

It wasn't just the arguments.

Sandy described one time when he and Leslie had been in an argument and he said he turned away from her.

He felt Leslie's fist hit him right in his back.