
After 23 years, Leslie Preer's Suspected Killer is Arrested
Montgomery County Police Department Teams with Othram to Identify the Suspect in 2001 Murder of Leslie Preer
The Montgomery County Police Department submitted forensic evidence to Othram in The Woodlands, Texas so that a DNA profile could be developed for the unknown suspect. Using Forensic-Grade Genome Sequencing®, Othram scientists built a comprehensive DNA profile for the unknown suspect. After completing the process, the DNA profile was delivered to investigators so that a forensic genetic genealogy search could be performed to develop new investigative leads in the case.''
June 20 '24

Man arrested in 2001 murder of Maryland woman; daughter says he’s her ex-boyfriend
Eugene Teodor Gligor, 44, was arrested and charged with the murder Leslie Preer in May 2001 in Chevy Chase, Maryland.
www.usatoday.com
''The apparent ex-boyfriend of a Virginia woman is in custody for the 2001 murder of her mother in a homicide case that stumped Maryland authorities for 23 years.
Eugene Teodor Gligor, 44, has been arrested for allegedly killing 50-year-old Leslie Jennings Preer, who was found murdered inside her Chevy Chase, Maryland home after she did not show up for work on May 2, 2001, the Montgomery County Department of Police said Tuesday in a news release.
Investigators recovered DNA evidence from the crime scene in 2001, according to the department. In September 2022, "blood evidence from the scene was submitted to a lab for forensic genetic genealogical DNA analysis," resulting in Gligor being identified as a potential suspect, police added.''