Perry March

Then we drove to Kentucky.

Arthur March dropped Perry off at a motel and continued on, looking for a remote spot to dispose of Janet.

I was going to put it in the water like a stream, but I found there wasn't enough water in it.

And that's what I did.

Arthur March was right.

He tried to help detectives locate the spot where Janet was buried, but they were never able to find her body.

Based on what he described, this was the area.

Still, with what Arthur March told them, Detectives were finally able to piece together the puzzle that eluded them for 10 years.

He said he's following the creek all the way along.

As he's driving back, he looks up, and lo and behold, there's this brush pile.

and he takes parts of the body disposed in the brush pile, drives back, tells Perry, don't worry about it, it's taken care of, go back to sleep.

Perry just sleeps through this whole thing while his dad is out there disposing of his wife.

This was your daughter-in-law.

How could you do something like that?

Because what I was doing was for my son.

It was what?

Just a sack of bones and clothing?

It wasn't anything any more precious to you than that?

No.

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