Man arrested in Nathan Millard case ‘burnt car in which he was driving the body of his missing father’
SHOCKING details have emerged in the case of a father of five whose body was found wrapped in a rug and left in a parking lot.
Nathan Millard, 42, has been missing for days after he went missing after a night of drinking with one of his clients earlier this month.
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Her body was found sealed in plastic and rolled up in a rug in a Louisiana parking lot on March 6.
Millard had traveled from his home in Georgia on a business trip to research a potential job site for his construction company.
According to police documents, he left his client that night and was later introduced to suspected drug dealer Derrick Perkins.
He then allegedly overdosed on a type of heroin called “blue magic” which contained fentanyl.
Derrick Perkins, 45, was originally arrested March 14 in connection with Millard’s death for property damage, three counts of access device fraud and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
He was accused of using Millard’s debit card and was allegedly seen driving a stolen 2004 Toyota Camry near the crime scene.
Perkins, who is a suspected drug dealer, later told police that Millard had been involved with four prostitutes the night he disappeared.
A warrant for Perkins says Millard told an unnamed man he was looking for “something to make him feel better” and “a girl to take back to his room.”
The drug dealer claimed Millard was involved with four prostitutes the night he disappeared, as reported by the Daily Mail.
He said he picked up Millard and two prostitutes and drove them around while they were getting high.
At around 4 a.m., Millard supposedly went to Circle K with the women to withdraw money.
According to the report, he left them inside and told Perkins he wanted a “white girl” instead.
Perkins then picked up Tiffany Ann Guidry, 26, who was nearby.
Millard kept asking for more women, so the dealer went back to get 33-year-old Tabbetha Barner.
Perkins claimed to have waited outside while the three men used needles and had sex at a house on Lorri Burgess Avenue.
He said Barner told him Millard had died while inside the house. She attempted to reverse Narcan’s overdose and give him CPR, but they were unable to resuscitate him.
Instead of contacting the police, Perkins and the women reportedly wrapped Millard in a rug, loaded him into the Toyota, and dumped his body in the parking lot.
According to his arrest warrant, Perkins began to erase evidence and attempted to disguise the car before selling it and setting it on fire as soon as the media began covering Millard’s disappearance.
The Baton Rouge Police Department was dispatched to a vehicle fire less than half a mile from the location of Nathan Millard’s deceased body, the document says.
He added that after obtaining a search warrant for the scrapped vehicle, a K-9 trained corpse gave a positive alert in the trunk for the presence of human decomposition.
Guidry was arrested on Friday for unlawful disposal of remains related to Millard’s disappearance.
Police are still looking for Barner, who is wanted for prostitution and has not asked for help in Millard’s death.
While Perkins was arrested and charged with improperly disposing of a body, police maintain he did not kill Millard.
It is not known exactly who gave Millard the drugs that allegedly killed him.
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