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Cold Case to Closure: Two Decades of Waiting
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A two-decade mystery finally unravels as science catches up with a killer who had been hiding in plain sight all along. The murder of Leslie Preer in her Chevy Chase home shocked the community in 2001, but despite clear DNA evidence found beneath her fingernails and blood scattered throughout the crime scene, investigators hit a dead end with no matching profiles in their databases. Until now.
Maryland man Eugene Gligor pleads guilty to killing ex-girlfriend's mother
Daughter's chilling realization after mom's 'killer' was finally revealed 23 years later
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1. Cold Case to Closure: Two Decades of Waiting (00:00:00)
2. Welcome to What We Lose in the Shadows (00:00:10)
3. True Crime News: Prison Break in New Orleans (00:02:50)
4. The Murder of Leslie Preer (00:04:38)
5. DNA Evidence and Initial Investigation (00:10:10)
6. The Shocking Revelation: Her Daughter's Ex (00:16:10)
7. Justice Finally Served (00:21:20)
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A two-decade mystery finally unravels as science catches up with a killer who had been hiding in plain sight all along. The murder of Leslie Preer in her Chevy Chase home shocked the community in 2001, but despite clear DNA evidence found beneath her fingernails and blood scattered throughout the crime scene, investigators hit a dead end with no matching profiles in their databases. Until now.
Maryland man Eugene Gligor pleads guilty to killing ex-girlfriend's mother
Daughter's chilling realization after mom's 'killer' was finally revealed 23 years later
Contact us at: [email protected]
Background music by Michael Shuller Music
Chapters
1. Cold Case to Closure: Two Decades of Waiting (00:00:00)
2. Welcome to What We Lose in the Shadows (00:00:10)
3. True Crime News: Prison Break in New Orleans (00:02:50)
4. The Murder of Leslie Preer (00:04:38)
5. DNA Evidence and Initial Investigation (00:10:10)
6. The Shocking Revelation: Her Daughter's Ex (00:16:10)
7. Justice Finally Served (00:21:20)
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