Pat Postiglione

Sergeant in the Metro Nashville Police Homicide Cold Case Unit

Pat Postiglione (Sergeant in the Metro Nashville Police Homicide Cold Case Unit) has appeared as a guest on 1 episode in TMT. Topics they speak about most include Trial of Perry March, Jailhouse murder-for-hire plot against the Levines, No-body murder prosecution.

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Trial of Perry March

  • Postiglione hopes that after the conviction attention will shift to Janet rather than Perry.

    “And now maybe the attention will be on Janet versus on Perry”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 40:38

Pat Postiglione on Trial of Perry March →

Jailhouse murder-for-hire plot against the Levines

  • Postiglione says detectives were astonished to hear March on tape instructing that the killings occur when the children were absent.

    “When we heard him talk about make sure you do it when the kids are not there, we just found it incredible”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 24:00

Pat Postiglione on Jailhouse murder-for-hire plot against the Levines →

No-body murder prosecution

  • Postiglione acknowledges that in 2002 detectives had no body or physical evidence such as blood indicating Janet was dead.

    “Do we have a body? No, we don't have a body. Do we have anything that indicates she's dead? Blood, for example”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 19:42

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Disappearance and murder of Janet March

  • Postiglione states that detectives believe Perry March killed Janet on the night of August 15, 1996.

    “We believe that Perry killed Janet March the night of August the 15th, 1996, between 8 and 9 p.m”

    48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 1:48

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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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