Bill Clark
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49 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Bill Clark’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You got to realize the computer guys, when they went through the computer, it was a deleted file. He tried to get rid of the file. He tried to get rid of it.
We're going to computer guys. Come on, you got to pull up more. We're right to the point of where he dumped the body and we don't know the location.
This block area matches the diary, the SK Confessions, with the telephone poles, the sewers.
City crews actually pulled all these sewers, all these... All the covers. All the covers, pulled them off. They had crews go down, search each one, and they sent cameras down the lines where they actually go down the lines and they snake them down and having a look, they found nothing.
I'd be out with a flashlight looking down and now I can't see nothing. If it was really dicey, you couldn't see down, we'd call the city crews in.
After the snow melted, I thought, geez, if he's in the sewer, he's going to wash away. You know, the amount of snow we get here and the spring runoff, we thought there was little hope now.
We get a phone call from the Crown Prosecutor's Office telling us that The defense lawyer has some information he wants to pass on. Mark wants to pass on to the detectives. But three conditions will have to be met. One, no media can be present. Two, he will pass a piece of paper to the detectives at the remand center, and they will not be allowed to ask him any questions.
And three, Detective Bill Clark can't be one of the detectives. And that to me was like the coup de grace for me. It was like I got to him.
This one right here. Just the one off the edge of the alley here. Yeah. Right down here in this sewer, and it matches perfectly.
When we looked down it and just shone a flashlight down, we could see... You could see it? You could see body pieces, a piece of the torso and a piece of the pelvis.
I think he thought it would just deteriorate to a point that, you know, it'd be unidentifiable or no one would ever look, right?
That's right. No one would ever look.
We were there. We had detectives searched every sewer, pulled up every sewer in the alley of his parents' house, a one square block area, and pulled them up and had city maintenance workers go down. And they stopped at the Avenue South because it just didn't quite match the diary about being an eastern suburb outside the city, the way it was described.
In that search, we were five telephone poles away, half a block. We were that close.
We find a knife in there, a knife with blood on it, that knife.
Visible blood on that knife. And that blood matches up to Johnny Altinger. In the car? He just left it in the car? In the car. Yeah, the car turns out to be an absolute goldmine. It absolutely blows this case wide open. There are yellow sticky notes that are right on the console. One of them has a map drawn from the garage to Johnny Altinger's apartment.
And in that garage, that makeshift movie studio... We found blood splatter all along the walls, the garage doors, hundreds of spots of splatter where an obvious beating had taken place.
Kits hunters would take out in the bush to cut up a moose or whatever they've killed to bring them out. This is what he used. And every single tool in that kit had our victim's DNA on it.
The garage is pretty neat. If you didn't take a good look, you wouldn't notice it. When the constables initially saw it the first night, they never were looking for blood spatter. And he explained that stuff away, don't forget. He was telling us he was filming a movie about a serial killer killing people on the act.
Did you not think that kind of strange? I mean, I have to ask this. You're paying $40 for a car. How much did you think the car was worth? I thought it was worth somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000. Which you're paying $40 for? Yeah.
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