S13 E10 - He Always Came Home - The1997 Disappearance of Steven Clark
Episode S13 · Ep 10 48 min 11s

S13 E10 - He Always Came Home - The1997 Disappearance of Steven Clark

In the early morning hours of July 22, 1997, 26-year-old Steven Alexander Clark disappeared while walking home in Bay City, Michigan. Steven was a son, a brother, a best friend, and a musician who loved heavy metal and played guitar. He had disappeared for days at a time before, but he always eventually returned. This time, he didn't. Steven was never seen again. This story was brought to Malice in the Mitten by a listener in Bay City who asked us to help bring renewed attention to Steven's case. Steven Clark remains listed as a missing-person cold case by the Bay City Department of Public Safety. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Steven Alexander Clark, contact the Bay City Department of Public Safety at 989-892-8571. Bay City Police Case: 97-5087NamUs: MP7064 Steven was more than a missing-person case, he was loved. Period. #StevenClark #MissingInMichigan #BayCityMichigan #MichiganColdCase #MaliceInTheMitten Hosted, edited and produced by Tracy Preston, featuring Christine Mulligan. Written by Tracy Preston Original music created exclusively for Malice in the Mitten by Tracy Preston Original artword created by Todd Preston Sources: Bay City Department of Public Safety. “Cold Cases.” City of Bay City, Michigan, City of Bay City, www.baycitymi.gov/269/Cold-Cases. “Steven Alexander Clark.” The Charley Project, charleyproject.org/case/steven-alexander-clark. “Steven Alexander Clark.” The Doe Network, case 4270DMMI, www.doenetwork.org/cases/4270dmmi.html. “Steven Alexander Clark.” National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), case MP7064, U.S. Department of Justice, namus.nij.ojp.gov/case/MP7064. Waterman, Cole. “Family of Missing Bay City Man Seeking Answers 18 Years Later.” MLive / The Bay City Times, Aug. 2015. Waterman, Cole. “Bay City Cold Cases: The 1997 Disappearance of Steven Clark.” The Bay City Times / MLive, Nov. 2011.

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