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Janet March

August 29, 1996 Janet was reported missing by her husband and mother.

Her car was found abandoned in an apartment parking lot.

As the events developed it was eventually claimed she had died in an altercation with her husband Perry.

In an attempt to get favorable treatment his father confessed to participating

in the disposal of her body in a land-clearing brush pile scheduled for burning.

Arthur said the two of them had retrieved her body from the first disposal location

and transported it in the trunk of Perry's car.

The family's two young children had traveled with them to Kentucky.

How did that work with the smell of a decomposing body in the trunk.

 Arthur said Perry stayed in a motel with the children while he disposed of the body.

When taken to Kentucky Arthur March could not find the location where he disposed of the body.

His account was believed even with that inability to confirm locations.

Arthur died in prison.

The story reported in newspapers had information to  suggest

Janet had a visual subliminal distraction event

to precipitate the altercation with her husband.

Her house remodeling contractor said she was withdrawn

and quiet in the days before she vanished instead of supervising house repairs

as she had previously done.

That statement from a disinterested party

has more weight than speculations from police and reporters.

That sudden change in behavior is something that did happen.

Her complete reversal of behavior struck the contractor as odd.

No one at the time had an inkling of what that change might mean.

Janet's work as a book illustration artist in her home studio may have been the source

of enough visual subliminal distraction exposure to cause

that change in mood and behavior.

What is needed to establish she did create visual subliminal distraction

is a sketch of her studio workspace showing anything

in peripheral vision which would create peripheral vision reflex causing movement

as she concentrated to work.

The location of their home computer would also be important.

Illustrations of home computer workstations.

Visual subliminal distraction is cumulative

so exposure can happen in more than one place

while performing different activities

as long as the activity requires full cognitive investment.

What would finding the evidence of Subliminal Distraction do to change Perry March's conviction?

It would only support his offered defense argument of self defense.

It was reported that he claimed she attacked him with a knife.

While there was no one to witness the altercation, revealing she created

the "special circumstances" to create a Subliminal Distraction mental event would support that contention.

There is another case like this one, Beverly Watson..

It happened in Fayetteville Georgia.

She was reported missing in 1997.

Her remains were found in March 1999 by a surveyor working in

a rural area of south Fulton County Georgia.

Her husband a locksmith and Riverdale reserve police officer was convicted and died in prison.

Video of her in a Walmart after he was accused of killing her could not be recovered.

I lived in McDonough at the time

and took pictures of the locations involved.

The Beverly Watson page with pictures is being reconstructed after a site crash.

Links to current site pages about similar strange disappearance deaths are below.

There is a long list of sudden strange disappearances of college students.

Some have recovered and returned, a large number have been discovered as runaway suicides,

and smaller group have never been found.     Here

Ron Tammen Miami of Ohio, 1953,  is one of the oldest cases

but there are pictures showing he created the "special circumstances"

for a visual subliminal distraction mental break.  Tammen

Edit paused 4/15/19