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Casefile True Crime

Case 271: Bonnie Clarke

Feb 10, 2024
Child victim of a tragic murder case, Bonnie Clarke, is the focus of this episode. Detectives initially suspect Bonnie's mother, Marion, but an undercover investigation reveals the truth. The episode explores the discovery of Bonnie's body, Marion's overwhelming grief, a desperate father's plea for resolution, the mysterious murder of Theresa Crow, a new lead in Bonnie's case, and Malcolm Clark's involvement in organized crime. The episode concludes with Clark's confession and subsequent recantation.
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Quick takeaways

  • Marion Clark, Bonnie's mother, was initially suspected of her murder, but no evidence supported her involvement.
  • Mel Clark, a former border, was later identified as a potential suspect due to similarities with other crimes.

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Police investigation into Bonnie's murder

Detective Senior Sergeant Eric Lily conducted the initial investigation into the murder of six-year-old Bonnie Clark. Despite suspicions against Marion Clark, Bonnie's mother, Lily remained convinced of her guilt. No physical evidence or forensic links were found to support Marion's involvement. The case went unsolved for almost two decades.

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