Michael Clark's Murder Defense
Michael Clark, facing a retrial for a 1994 murder, seeks to link his case to the infamous 1996 JonBenét Ramsey investigation, citing alleged "mistakes" made by Boulder police.
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, a crime he claims he did not commit.
Clark was initially convicted in 2012 and sentenced to life without parole, but his case was reopened due to questionable DNA analysis and testimony from discredited forensic scientist Yvonne Woods.
Clark has maintained his innocence for over 30 years.
- Clark's case went unsolved for 17 years before being reopened.
- The case against Clark relied heavily on later DNA analysis and testimony from Yvonne Woods.
Author's summary: Clark's defense seeks to link his case to the JonBenét Ramsey investigation.
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