Episode
Murdered Mom’s Mystery Killer Caught 23 Years Later
- Podcast
- Forensic Files Unsealed
- Published
- Jul 13, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 2966
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Summary
This episode details the long-term investigation into the 2001 murder of Leslie Prier, a woman brutally killed in her upscale Maryland home. For over two decades, the case remained cold, during which time investigators and family members wrongly suspected her husband, Sandy Prier. The mystery was eventually solved using advanced genetic genealogy, which identified a male DNA profile belonging to Eugene Glegor. Glegor was a former boyfriend of the victim’s daughter who had been welcomed into the family home years prior. Following his arrest and a covert DNA collection, Glegor pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and received a 22-year prison sentence. This resolution provided long-awaited justice and closure for Leslie’s daughter after twenty-three years of uncertainty. This episode includes AI-generated content.