What is going on true crime fans? I'm your host Tith and I'm your host Daphne.

And you're listening to Going West. Hello everybody. Thank you so

much for tuning in today. This is truly one of the most jaw-dropping cases we have ever covered.

It's shocking. It's disturbing. Like, you have to see it to believe it. Yeah, and I do not think that we've

ever covered a killer quite like Haddon

Clark. And that's not to give this asshole any sort of credit whatsoever, because this guy

is a top of the line piece of shit. I mean, he is the creme de la creme of pieces of shit. And I know

we're going to talk about different movies today because like this story

almost feels fake. Like certain details are almost too shocking to even believe, but there are

very real victims on the other end of this. So without further ado, let's just talk about it.

All right guys, this is episode 524 of Going West, so let's get into it. In 1986. In 1986, a six-year-old girl in Maryland disappeared after going outside to play.

And six years later, a recent Harvard grad last seen at home seemed to vanish into thin air.

The only common denominator between the two victims was their acquaintance with a troubled drifter hiding a strange past and gruesome secrets.

These are the brutal murders of Michelle Dorr and Laura Hodling, committed by suspected serial killer, Padden Clark.

Haddon Irving Clark was born on July 31st, 1952 to parents Flavia and Haddon Senior in upstate New York,

joining an older brother named Bradfield, and then later a younger brother named Jeffrey and a little sister named Allison.

And actually, Haddon and his siblings were born into a pretty distinguished family

because as Flavia claimed, she could trace her family lineage back to their arrival

in the States on the Mayflower.

Hadden's grandfather, on his father's side,

was at one time the mayor of White Plains, New York, and Haddon's senior, so Haddon's dad,

was a Korean War veteran who was one of the inventors of Klingrap, as well as fire-resistant

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