Anthony Clark
Prosecution forensic pathologist who performed Dan Markel's autopsy and testified to a two-shot sequence, cause of death, and manner of death across all three trials.
About
Clark is the single forensic authority whose conclusions place the foundational elements of the charge — cause and manner of death — on the formal record across all three proceedings; the consistency of his testimony and the absence of sustained cross-examination challenges in two trials make his appearances a stable evidentiary anchor for the medical evidence layer of the archive.
Trial Record (7)
KM Magbanua Retrial May 18, 2022 – May 27, 2022
Trial Summary
Called by the prosecution as the forensic pathologist who conducted Dan Markel's autopsy, Clark testified to a two-shot sequence reconstructed from glass stippling, gunpowder patterns, and soot deposits, with formal conclusions of homicide by gunshot wounds of the face and head.
Appearances (2)
CA Charlie Adelson Oct 26, 2023 – Nov 6, 2023
Trial Summary
Called by the prosecution on Day 1, Anthony Clark testified as the forensic pathologist who performed Dan Markel's autopsy, establishing the shot sequence, weapon type, cause of death, and manner of death through wound-characteristic analysis; defense waived cross-examination.
Appearances (2)
Mentioned (1)
DA Donna Adelson Aug 22, 2025 – Sep 4, 2025
Trial Summary
Called by the prosecution to establish cause and manner of death, Clark testified as the forensic pathologist who performed Dan Markel's autopsy on July 19, 2014; defense waived cross-examination and raised no challenge to his findings.