Perone was sentenced... (Associated Press) 
 
 FILE – This Oct. 8, 2015, file photo, provided by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Phoenix, Ariz., shows Sam Perone after his arrest in connection with a 1992 murder case in Ohio.  LEBANON, Ohio -- A little more than one year ago, an Arizona man, Sam Perone, was charged last year with killing a rival furniture store salesman, Richard Woods, back in 1992. Sam Perone in court plea expected in cold case killing of Dick Woods @WCPO pic.twitter.com/powGlrT6ep — Jay Warren (@JayWarrenWCPO) October 18, 2016 
 
 Last week, prosecutors said they had more than 15,000 pages of documents. Richard Woods was killed Oct. 8, 1992, and his body was found in a ravine more than a month later with two gunshot wounds to the head. Sam Perone 
 
 Perone was extradited from the Phoenix area and booked into the Warren County Jail in 2015. × 
 
 UPDATE @ 11:13 a.m. (Oct. 18): 
 
 Sam Perone is expected to plead guilty to a bill of information to charges of voluntary manslaughter and gross abuse of a corpse today in Warren County Common Pleas Court. Perone was sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, to voluntary manslaughter... (Associated Press) 
 
 FILE – This Oct. 8, 2015, file photo, provided by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Phoenix, Ariz., shows Sam Perone after his arrest in connection with a 1992 murder case in Ohio.
– Detectives in Ohio have closed a 24-year-old murder case, and the outcome isn't much of a surprise to them: One furniture salesman killed another. Sam Perone, now 68, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter Tuesday, admitting that he shot 41-year-old Richard Woods in 1992, reports the Dayton Daily News. Perone had been a suspect from the start, given that Woods had visited his store on the night he disappeared on Perone's request. His body was found a month later in a ravine near Perone's store in Lebanon. Blood stains found in the store were inconclusive at the time, but detectives used more modern techniques to ID Woods' blood in both the store and at Perone's home. Perone was arrested in Arizona last year and extradited to Ohio. It's a "small measure of justice," Woods' widow and the mother of his four children told the judge, per the AP. She called Perone a "bad man" who had threatened her husband before his murder. The judge sentenced Perone to 11 years in prison, with credit for the year he's been in custody. WCPO describes Woods as having been a successful salesman who'd made his name in the furniture industry, and authorities chalked up the motive to what the Washington Post calls "professional jealousy." The newspaper notes that Perone's wife was heard on a wiretap saying to her husband, "If you go down, I go down," but under Perone's plea agreement, she won't be prosecuted. (An ex-boyfriend who is now a paraplegic is accused in a woman's 33-year-old murder.)