Arthur March

Father of Perry March who confessed to helping dispose of Janet March's body

Arthur March (Father of Perry March who confessed to helping dispose of Janet March's body) has appeared as a guest on 1 episode in TMT. Topics they speak about most include Disappearance and murder of Janet March, Jailhouse murder-for-hire plot against the Levines.

In their words

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Disappearance and murder of Janet March

  • Arthur March says he viewed the body only as something to destroy in order to protect his son.

    “It was something that had to be destroyed so that I could save my son”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 34:00

  • Arthur March describes deciding to hide Janet's remains in a brush pile in Kentucky so they would never be found.

    “And I got the idea, well, that's the best way to get rid of the body, because nobody will ever find it”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 32:47

  • Arthur March testified that Perry told him he struck Janet with a wrench after she came at him with a knife.

    “She grabbed a butcher's knife or kitchen knife. And when it came at him, he picked up a wrench, small wrench, and hit her with it”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 30:58

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Jailhouse murder-for-hire plot against the Levines

  • Arthur March expresses regret for his involvement.

    “If I'd had some sense, I probably said no to the beginning of it, never got involved”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 40:20

  • Arthur March concedes the recorded calls sounded incriminating, attributing it to his big mouth.

    “Well, it does. I mean, I have a big mouth. And I probably said some things I shouldn't have said”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 29:35

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Appearances

  • Endgame

    48 Hours · May 13, 2026 · 41 min

    48 Hours correspondent Bill Lagattuta reports on the 1996 disappearance of Janet March and how Nashville cold-case detectives finally convicted her husband Perry March.

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