The Investigation
Detectives from the Cleveland and North Yorkshire Cold Case Unit have been conducting an investigation into the circumstances of the disappearance of Steven Clark. As a result of this, and due to there being no proof of life, detectives believe that Steven has come to serious harm and a murder inquiry was launched.
Steven was 23 when he went missing. The missing persons report said that Steven was last seen at 3pm after a family walk on Monday 28th December 1992. The report says that he went to use the gents’ public toilets near to the pier on the promenade in Saltburn, when his mum went into the ladies at the same time, but he wasn’t seen coming out of the toilets and did not return home.
Officers are appealing for information from anyone who knew Steven at the time of his disappearance, or who may have information that could help with the case. They also want to hear from anyone who may have seen something on the weekend of his disappearance, which was Christmas bank holiday weekend, who maybe didn’t feel that it was relevant at the time.
Key to the investigation is establishing what Steven’s relationships were like with the people that he knew, at the time of his disappearance.
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News
- Arrests Made after Missing Person Case from 1990s is Reopened
- Detective Appeals as Searches are Carried Out in Steven Clark Investigation
- Significant Development in Steven Clark Case as Potential Witness Comes Forward
- Steven Clark Appeal Hits the Road
- Disabled Man's Disappearance Now Treated as Murder as Charity Crimestoppers Offers £10,000 Reward
- Exerpts of Letter Released in Steven Clark Investigation
- Significant Development in the Steven Clark Murder Investigation
- Moving Footage Released of Steven Clark on Anniversary of Disappearence
- Update on Steven Clark Investigation
- Further Searches Underway as part of Steven Clark Investigation