EPISODE · Jan 18, 2026 · 1H 16M
EPISODE 20: Where is Steven?
from The Criminal Craic · host TheCriminalCraic
** For those of you who don't like our chit chat at the start, skip to 7mins 15 secs.**On April 22nd, 1992, an article with the headline, “The Man Who Wanted to Fly” appeared in an issue of the Northern Echo, a regional newspaper that covers County Durham and Teeside.....Episode written, researched and, edited by Gem.Episode art work created by Victoria.Please follow us on our socials: FACEBOOK , INSTAGRAM, YouTube, and TikTok .REFERENCESARTICLES1 The Investigation. Cleveland.police.uk. At the bottom of the page you will find further links from the same source which I used during research. 2 The man who wanted to fly by Neil Sears. The Northern Echo. 22nd April 1992. From newspapers.com you may need a subscription to read this article. 3 Pensioner parents of man who has been missing for 30 years are released without charge after being arrested for his murder following cold-case review by Katie Feehan. Dailymail.co.uk and mailonline. 16th February 2021. 4 Steven Clark: Letter sent to police in 1999 released. Bbc.co.uk.12th November 2020. 5 I sent police mystery letter about killer of man who disappeared 28 years by Jeremy Armstrong. Mirror.co.uk. 3rd December 2020. THE DOCUMENTARY6 Link to the ITVX documentary “Accused of Murdering Our Son”.WIKIPEDIA7 Brakpan,South Africa.8 Kimbolton,Cambridgeshire9 Kirkliston10 Redcar11 Saltburn-by-the-SeaMISCELLANEOUS12 Muriel Brand School. murielbrand.co.za13 Bio of Mrs Muriel Brand. murielbrand.co.za14Distance to Saltburn Bank from Saltburn Beach and other information about the Bank. climbfinder.com.15 Information about the NVQ. Coursetopia.co.uk16 Search: provinces of South Africa. Bing.com.17 Dates for sunrise and sunset in Marske-by-the-sea on Monday, 28th December 1992. Weather-temperature.net
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