Perry March

The first conversation they were on, within five minutes into the conversation, they're discussing guns.

Five minutes, and Arthur doesn't flinch.

After two weeks working out the plan, Ferris called Arthur March to tell him it's all over, that he'd killed the Levines.

Ferris gave Arthur March his travel plans for their rendezvous in Mexico.

So he's there to pick them up until the FBI agent approaches him.

At the airport.

At the airport.

Today, the Davidson County grand jury indicted Perry A. March and his father... Arthur March was arrested and brought back to Nashville, and father and son were together again, this time behind bars, both charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

Como esta?

The Arthur March we'd known over the course of this story, I've been here too long, has always seemed full of life.

I'm a little bit to the right of Genghis Khan.

Always a force to be reckoned with.

When we met up with him months after his arrest, he seemed a totally changed man.

You didn't conspire with your son to have the Levines killed?

No, I never talked to them.

Never talked to my son about it.

You're telling me that this whole arrangement with Nathaniel Ferris had nothing to do, as far as you're concerned, with a murder plot against the Levines?

No.

It did, but I was not connected with it.

When you listened to those phone calls, it sure sounded like you were in on it.