Michael Clark Murder Defense Seeks Connection to JonBenét Investigation
Michael Clark, facing a retrial for a 1994 murder, is seeking documents that link his case to the infamous 1996 JonBenét Ramsey investigation.
Clark's defense team has filed 12 subpoenas to Boulder authorities, seeking documents and information connected to his case, ahead of his scheduled 2026 retrial for the killing of Marty Grisham.
Clark was convicted in 2012 and sentenced to life without parole, but has maintained his innocence for over 30 years. The case was initially unsolved for 17 years, but was reopened due to DNA analysis and testimony from forensic scientist Yvonne Woods, whose credibility has since been disputed.
Clark's defense team alleges that the Boulder police made mistakes in his case, similar to those made in the JonBenét Ramsey investigation.
- Clark's retrial is scheduled for 2026
- The case was initially unsolved for 17 years
- Clark was convicted in 2012, but has maintained his innocence
Author's summary: Michael Clark's defense team seeks to link his case to the JonBenét Ramsey investigation.
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