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Elderly parents of 23-year-old who disappeared in 1992 when he went into public toilet say it is 'absolutely ludicrous' that they have been arrested for his murder 28 years later
Steven Clark, disappeared while on a family walk near Saltburn Pier in Cleveland
The 23-year-old went to visit the toilet but never returned in December 1992
His parents Doris and Charles were arrested this week on suspicion of murder
The pair have been released on bail and say their arrest is 'absolutely ludicrous'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8735201/Murder-detectives-arrest-two-disappearance-23-year-old-man-seen-28-years-ago.html
Steven Clark, disappeared while on a family walk near Saltburn Pier in Cleveland
The 23-year-old went to visit the toilet but never returned in December 1992
His parents Doris and Charles were arrested this week on suspicion of murder
The pair have been released on bail and say their arrest is 'absolutely ludicrous'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8735201/Murder-detectives-arrest-two-disappearance-23-year-old-man-seen-28-years-ago.html
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AN ANONYMOUS letter writer could hold vital clues about the suspected murder of disabled man Steven Clark, who disappeared from east Cleveland almost 30 years ago.
Detectives are asking the person who penned a nameless letter eight years after Mr Clark's disappearance to come forward and speak to the new investigation team.
The handwritten note was posted to Guisborough Police Station on September 24, 1999.
Detective Chief Inspector Shaun Page, of Cleveland Police, said: “For operational reasons I can’t divulge the contents or topic of the letter, but it was sent through the post and addressed to the incident room at Guisborough Police Station.
https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/18727605.detectives-searching-marske-trace-missing-steven-clark/