In this gripping episode of Off the Record: On the Air, we dive deep into the disappearance and murder of Janet March—a case that shook Nashville and led to a rare conviction without a body. Featuring insights from Pat Postiglione and Dennis Ferrier, we unpack Perry March’s manipulative behavior, the public’s immediate suspicion, and how the March family’s carefully crafted image unraveled.
We explore the decade-long investigation, the emotional toll on Janet’s loved ones, and how the Levine family’s fight for justice helped push forward legal reforms around grandparents’ rights. From psychological analysis to legal maneuvering and media impact, this episode is a powerful look at how justice is sought when the truth is buried—and why some stories must be told, even without a body.
🔍 Topics include:
The façade of a perfect family
Investigating without physical evidence
Legal twists and extradition drama
Family advocacy and law reform
Power, perception, and public trust

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