It was Wednesday morning, about 10 a.
concerned she hadn't come to work.
"Now, well, what do I do to emergency?"
“"We just walked in the door as they're not, and there's blood in the four-year."”
In 2001, Leslie Prior was living in the suburbs of Washington, D.C., when on a spring morning,
the unthinkable happened.
"There were signs of a struggle, but no forced entry. This woman was strangled, and she was beaten."
“"She was found in the shower with the water running."”
Leslie's body was found in the upstairs bathroom.
"My diet is like, "Your mom has been in an accident." Suspicion fell where it usually doesn't cases like this. Her husband told us that he had failed a lie detector test. "I asked him to check him out." "And he said, "No."
“For the next two decades, Leslie Priors' case remained unsolved, and the shocking truth”
about the real killer stayed hidden. Until very recently, when new technology allowed investigators to do, what had once been impossible. "And what they're looking at is this, DNA. Detectives started trailing him to confirm their suspicions." "Hey, stop!"
"It's your eyes. It's guilty, and it'll prove it innocent." "You're DNA was in the crime scene." "I'm Stephanie Ramos, and this is Blood and Water, a new series from ABC Audio in 2020." "And he almost got away with it.
She almost got away with it." Coming April 28, listen, wherever you get your podcasts.
