Stephanie Ramos

Where Brett found the situation shocking, he says Sandy seemed calm.

Sandy later told police he believed Leslie had injured herself at home and a neighbor had taken her to a hospital.

He thought she was hurt, but being taken care of.

Sandy said that a few minutes after entering the home, he decided to call local emergency rooms to see if Leslie had been brought in.

Sandy and Brett went into the kitchen, where Sandy opened up the yellow pages on the counter.

But they soon noticed the kitchen also showed evidence of Leslie being injured.

By this time, the men had been in the house for around 15 minutes.

From the top floor to the basement, they'd found no sign of Leslie, but plenty of blood.

At 11.46 a.m., Brett called 911.

Brett and Sandy waited in the front yard.

It only took 10 minutes for the police to arrive, and by then, it was approaching midday.

The officers asked Sandy if the door was unlocked.

And when he said it was, they entered.

Sandy told Brett that when he had gone upstairs, he'd briefly looked into the doorway of each of the rooms, but hadn't gone all the way in.

But Brett didn't have long to dwell on that.

Brett says that Sandy seemed completely shocked.

Leslie Prier's body was found lying in the shower of the upstairs bathroom.

Near her head was a large pool of blood.

The police report from that day described it as a sudden death, undetermined.

An autopsy would be needed to figure out the exact cause of death.