Perry March

Will you come up and help me watch the kids until she gets back?

A few days later, Arthur March arrived, and still no word.

People then really got worried when she didn't show up for Sammy's birthday.

How did you know that?

That's when I was panicked because wild horses would not keep her from that birthday party.

Yet for all their worrying, neither Perry March nor Janet's parents called the police until two weeks after Janet disappeared.

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.

But Larry and Carolyn Levine say it was Perry March who didn't want to call the police.

Perry insisted he didn't want to go to the police.

He wanted to go see a private investigator.

They say they wanted to go to the authorities, and you're the one who insisted that they not go to the authorities.

All I can say to you is that that's an outright lie.

Why did it take you two weeks?

That's my mistake.

That's my mistake because I was living with these people.

I love these people.

Carolyn Levine couldn't help thinking about the conversation she had with Janet on the day she disappeared.

Well, initially what we had was a case of a man saying that his wife had left and had not returned.

At first, Nashville Detective Mickey Miller treated Janet March's disappearance like any other missing persons case.