Michael Clark Murder Defense Seeks to Link Case to JonBenét Investigation 'Mistakes'
Michael Clark, facing a retrial for a 1994 murder, seeks documents that link his case with the infamous 1996 JonBenét Ramsey investigation.
In new legal filings, Clark's defense team claims that alleged Boulder police missteps in his case are similar to those in the JonBenét Ramsey case.
- Clark was convicted in 2012 for the murder of Marty Grisham, a crime he claims he did not commit.
- The case went unsolved for 17 years before being resurrected based on DNA analysis and testimony from a now-discredited forensic scientist, Yvonne Woods.
Clark has maintained his innocence for over 30 years.
A total of 12 subpoenas have been issued to Boulder authorities seeking documents and information connected to the Clark case in advance of his scheduled 2026 retrial.
Author's summary: Clark's defense seeks to link his case to JonBenét Ramsey investigation mistakes.
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