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Don't forget you can join me every Thursday at eight Eastern 7th Central on get vocal.com.

There I will be doing a live stream with a panel of listeners to talk about this week's case.

You can also view on the crime lines Facebook page, but to participate, I recommend going to get

vocal g-e-t-v-o-k-l.com. I'll have the information in the show notes.

It's going to be a lot of fun, and if you're interested in being one of the panelists in an

upcoming live stream, be sure to email me at crimelinespodcast.gmail.com for more information.

In 1996, Perry March called his in-laws and told them that his wife Janet had walked

out on him after a fight. Within two months of that call, Perry was the prime suspect in Janet's

disappearance, and Janet's parents were on a mission to see him prosecuted. But as the years passed,

justice remained elusive. I'm Charlie and welcome to Crimelines.

All right, welcome back to Crimelines. I hope you are not getting sick of me

after all of those episodes I released last week. And I also hope you're not expecting three

episodes every week. The stars and frankly, my energy levels just aligned for me to release a bunch

of episodes last week. Before we get started with this week's episode, I do want to give you a quick

peek behind the podcast curtain. Podcasters don't always love how our episodes turn out.

We can sit down with a great script that we worked hard on, and it just doesn't land when we

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