Disappearance and murder of Janet March
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Disappearance and murder of Janet March has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including 48 Hours. 6 people have made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Arthur MarchFather of Perry March who confessed to helping dispose of Janet March's body
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
Perry MarchFormer Nashville attorney convicted of murdering his wife, Janet March
Perry March suggests that Larry Levine or his own father could have removed the missing computer hard drive.
“there's two people who are high on my list that could have removed it, people that I know. One of them is Larry Levine and the other one is my father”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 13:19
Perry March asserts that the Levines prevented him from reporting Janet missing to avoid embarrassing her.
“Carolyn and Larry would not let me report it. They were very concerned that if we reported something to the authorities, it would end up embarrassing Janet”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 9:25
Perry March claims Janet made him sign a list of chores before leaving for vacation.
“And she made me sign her list that I would have these things done when she got back, and she said, see ya”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 5:43
Mickey MillerNashville detective who led the original missing persons investigation
Miller reports that the tire company questioned Perry's tire change, which Perry explained as a brand preference.
“Perry said that he just didn't like the type tires that were on the car at the time. He wanted a different brand”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 14:04
Carolyn LevineMother of Janet March
Carolyn Levine recounts that on the day she disappeared, Janet asked her to accompany her to a divorce lawyer.
“She asked me to go with her the next day to see a divorce lawyer. I was concerned for her marriage”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 10:21
Larry LevineFather of Janet March and Nashville lawyer
Larry Levine counters that Perry insisted on hiring a private investigator rather than going to the police.
“Perry insisted he didn't want to go to the police. He wanted to go see a private investigator”
48 Hours: Endgame (May 13, 2026) · Listen from 9:37
Pat PostiglioneSergeant in the Metro Nashville Police Homicide Cold Case Unit
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
Podcasts
- 48 Hours · 1 episode
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Related topics
- Cold case investigations
- Trial of Perry March
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- Jailhouse informants
- Federal Bureau of Investigation