Perry March

Years go by, and now the case is eight years old.

The detectives decided it was time.

We didn't want to wait too much longer.

The leads are beginning to dwindle.

Let's take a shot.

And that's what they did.

In December 2004, a secret grand jury indicted Perry March for murder.

And as it turns out, the Mexican authorities were also building a case against him for visa fraud, and they were eager to cooperate.

They kicked him out, turning him over to the FBI, who transported him here to Los Angeles.

Perry March was finally back on US soil.

We're here this afternoon to announce the arrest of Perry March in connection with the murder of Janet March.

Detectives Pridemore and Postiglione escorted him back to Nashville.

What was he like on that plane ride?

You know, when we got out there, initially he was very timid, very meek.

Then he began this conversation in earnest.

He wanted to know what you had on him.

Oh, yeah.

Thought we were just two country cops, country hit cops, going to pick him up, and he was going to find out all he could on that five-hour plane ride.

Perry March was booked on murder charges.

March pleaded not guilty.