Bill Pridemore (Detective)

Upstairs, he said that they'd had an argument.

She grabbed a butcher's knife, a kitchen knife, and what came out of it, he picked up a wrench, a small wrench, and hit her with it, and he hit her too hard, and she was dead.

Yes, that's what he said.

The only thing I did was I helped him remove the body from where he had buried it.

So that's when I took it back and I saw this pile of brush.

And I got the idea, well, that's the best way to get rid of the body, because nobody will ever find it.

At this point in time, she was not my daughter-in-law anymore.

She was just a dead body.

She was just a dead body.

It was over.

I had taken care of the body in such a way that nobody would ever find it.

Take the scanty crow to 4th Division 1 at pound 6.

This case is about murder.

It's about deceit.

It's about abuse of trust.

They're married, Mr. Senegrate.

Whose idea was that?

It was Perry's idea.

If the government had to try this case based on proof that they had before going and picking Perry March up in Mexico, then we believe Perry March would be a free man today.

Mr. March is a dangerous offender.