Zachary Clark

“The area was processed with white fingerprint powder, examined, and no impressions of value were determined to be present.”

Documents that fingerprint processing of the front passenger compartment yielded no usable evidence.

“There was an area that it did appear to be cleared and heavily trodden by footwear and tires. Still, even in that area there was a significant amount of snow with certain spots of grass showing.”

Describes the condition of the 34 Fairview lawn on February 1, relevant to the scene where John O'Keefe was found.

“Trooper Joe Paul asked, while I was there, to document a series of brake and acceleration tests with digital video that he was performing with the same vehicle. I was also asked to take photographs and video of the vehicle's backup warning system which was activated as they performed some tests.”

Documents that reconstruction testing and backup warning system analysis were conducted and recorded on the same day.

“I was advised of that fact upon my arrival.”

Clark did not know beforehand that the victim was found on Brian Albert's lawn, raising questions about information flow to crime scene personnel.

“I did not.”

Clark never asked Proctor why he waited a year and a half to interview Colin Albert, suggesting lack of scrutiny within the investigation.

“Not before it was published.”

Clark testified that Proctor authored the Colin Albert interview report and that Clark had not reviewed it before publication.

“February 1st was the only date I was called to 34 Fairview, sir.”

Clark testified that February 1 was the only date he was called to 34 Fairview Road; he was not called on the later dates Yannetti identified.