The man previously arrested for using Nathan Millard’s debit card is now facing upgraded charges for allegedly improperly disposing of the Georgia businessman’s body, officials say.
after he was reported missing for nearly two weeks. The 42-year-old was in Louisiana on what was supposed to be a brief business trip.
Police initially arrested Perkins a week earlier when he was accused of using Millard’s debit card to make purchases at two convenience stores on Feb. 23, according to the report. Surveillance footage reportedly helped officials connect Perkins to the fraudulent charges made on Millard’s bank statements, the arrest report states.
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