•  Tony, Al and Joey were very disappointed after the first trip to Cape Cod  in December of 2016. They found the  general area of the root cellar so they knew it was there, but they needed a new plan of attack. We began to investigate Ground Penetrating Radar and after much investigation and some disappointments we finally are able to rent a GPR device (Noggin 500) and return to Cape Cod in November of 2018.
• We arranged for the GPR equipment to be shipped right to the hotel so it was there when we arrived. We had to assemble the unit and figure out how to use it, we were so excited that after nearly 2 years we were back with the proper equipment to hopefully discover the location of the infamous root cellar.
•  We wanted to try out the unit, and Hadden’s descriptions all said the root cellar is about 5 to 6 feet deep so we decided a graveyard was the best place to experiment. We found one of Wellfleet’s oldest graveyards and waited until late afternoon when there wouldn’t be anyone there. It was desolate and creepy, but using the GPR over graves gave us a pretty good indication as to what the root cellar would look like.
• We retrace our earlier steps and spend 4 days formulating grids and soil slices. During these 4 days we were on the phone with experts in the field of GPR.  We had sent so many videos and images and had so many false alarms that we were getting discouraged.
• Finally on the 4th day we find an area that is as Hadden described it, and it is at a depth that makes sense. At this point we are pretty sure this is it, so we sent all the new images to Hans and waited to hopefully hear some positive news.
• We finally got the call we had been waiting for, Hans said, “after looking at your notes and the data from the GPR I’m sure you guys found what you were looking for.” 
• It was music to our ears. After over two years, two trips to Cape Cod, and a whole lot of time, work and expense we finally found Hadden’s secret Root cellar. It was late in the day and the sun was going down. The fact that we were standing over the root cellar made the excitement almost unbearable, but at the same time foreboding. 

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Doreen Vincent

• Doreen Vincent disappeared from her father’s house in Wallingford June 15, 1988, never to be seen or heard from again.
• With no body and no evidence, police can’t say for certain who may have been responsible for the 12-year-old’s disappearance. 
• Doreen’s father Mark Hunter Vincent became the prime suspect in her disappearance, much like the case of Michelle Dorr. 
•   On June 15th 1988 Hadden picked up Doreen Vincent in Wallingford Ct. and claims he drove her to a bowling alley. She went missing that day and has never been found. 
• Hadden mention’s her briefly on a phone call dated 10/10/16. 
• He never admits to killing her but did say that the information about that day can be found in the root cellar.

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• On July 27, 1973, Mitchel Weiser, age 16, and his girlfriend Bonita “Bonnie” Bickwit, age 15, both from Brooklyn, New York disappeared somewhere between Narrowsburg and Watkins Glen, New York. Their disappearance on the way back from–or, more likely, on the way to–The Summer Jam Festival has been the subject of speculation, and confusion for nearly half a century. It is one of the most puzzling and most iconic missing persons cases of its era.
• In 1973 Hadden was working at Camp Wel-Met. He claims he was supplying Bonnie and other girls with marijuana. 
•  He admits being the last person to see Bonnie before Mitch and her left for the concert. 
• The case has never been solved.  
• In Part 2 Tony Ciaglia and his dad Al cover the reactions by the family on what they describe as the non-investigation of the case. 
• Hadden Clark all but confesses in a letter that is very detailed and tells how he would have gotten rid of the bodies.
•  In a phone conversation Hadden claims to have taken Bonnie and Mitch on vacation which is his code word for murder. 
• Tony gives very real scenarios as to why they think that Clark would have murdered the two teenagers. 

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• On July 27, 1973, Mitchel Weiser, age 16, and his girlfriend Bonita “Bonnie” Bickwit, age 15, both from Brooklyn, New York disappeared somewhere between Narrowsburg and Watkins Glen, New York. Their disappearance on the way back from–or, more likely, on the way to–The Summer Jam Festival has been the subject of speculation, and confusion for nearly half a century. It is one of the most puzzling and most iconic missing persons cases of its era.
• In 1973 Hadden was working at Camp Wel-Met. He claims he was supplying Bonnie and other girls with marijuana. 
•  He admits being the last person to see Bonnie before Mitch and her left for the concert. 
• Hadden called her boyfriend dumb and claimed he owed drug dealers and that’s why they were killed. 
• The case has never been solved.  
• Hadden speculates on how the bodies were disposed of which certainly fit his M.O. 
• Clark says the case will be solved by the information we will find in the root cellar.

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• On October 9th, 1985 Sarah Pryor told her father she was going for a walk. She walked along Concord Rd. in Wayland, MA for over a mile and was seen by several witnesses. After this she was never seen again. 
• In 1995 a skull fragment was discovered by a person walking their dog. It was approximately 3 miles from where Sarah vanished in October, 1985. 
• The skull fragment was confirmed by DNA testing in January 1998  to be Sarah’s.  
• The family could finally give little Sarah a proper burial. On January 13th 1998, she was laid to rest on the same day she would have turned 22.
• Hadden confessed to this crime, but was never charged. 
• In letters and phone conversations Hadden speculates about how Sarah died.
• Hadden claimed in letters that he was the last person to see her alive, and said “she was a cute girl”. 
• Once again Hadden says her whole story is in the root cellar. 

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• On July 26, 1974, the nude body of a woman was discovered along the shoreline in Provincetown, MA. Because of the serene way in which her body was positioned in the sand dunes, the murder quickly became known as the Lady of the Dunes case. The Lady of the Dunes murder remains unsolved to this day, and is one of the oldest cold cases in Massachusetts.
• Hadden Clark claims to have stumbled across the body when he was night fishing. He says he placed her IDs in the root cellar.
• Hadden finally admitted that he was a part of the crime, but through letters and phone conversations we will see that the story keeps changing. 
• The one thing Tony Ciaglia knows for sure is that Hadden was there that night and was somehow involved. 
• Tony and Al will discuss the many twists and turns that the story has taken as they compare Hadden’s different stories that he has told over the years. 
•  Tony Ciaglia realizes there are only two things that can be verified:
• 1. Hadden claims that both girls Identification is in the root cellar
• 2. Hadden says that he wrote in his journal and diary what happened that night. Those journals and diaries are also in the root cellar. 
• Tony vows that they won’t stop until they find the Root cellar!

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• Tony Ciaglia, along with his dad Al and brother Joey share the experiences of their trip to Cape Cod. 
• In exciting and humorous detail they go over details of the trip from start to finish.
• Using the maps, letters, clues, land marks and phone recordings they were able to verify that indeed Hadden had led them to the area of the root cellar. 
• Battling the winter elements, and a forgotten old dirt road they were able to locate the old foundation that Hadden had described. 
• They finally found their starting point and spent 2 days fighting freezing temperatures, ticks and a steep and treacherous terrain in search of the root cellar. 
• Upon returning home Tony received a call from Hadden. He was excited that we found all the clues and was acting vindicated because we had grilled him so much on whether the root cellar really existed. 
• Once again he never changes his story. He verifies the root cellar was right in the area where we had searched.  
• Hadden again verifies that we will find information on many cases including Bonnie Bickwit and Mitch Weisner, the Race Point Victim Lady of the Dunes, Sarah Pryor and Doreen Vincent.
• Hadden Clark’s story is always consistent, The Root Cellar exits and we were in the exact area that it’s located. 
• Tony, Al and Joey realize they can’t give up until they find it!

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• Tony Ciaglia decided in Episode 9 Revelations that they had to make the trip to Cape Cod.
• After studying the locations and details of the crimes Hadden was discussing, Tony realized the best place to find the truth is the mysterious root cellar that Clark continuously refers to. 
• Hadden describes in detail what will be found in the root cellar; women’s ids, wallets, driver licenses, bank checks etc. He also says there are journals that describe what happened to Sarah Pryor, Doreen Vincent, Bonnie and Mitch from Camp Wel Met and the Race Point girl known as “The Lady of the Dunes”. 
• Over the many years of communicating with Hadden, Tony knows that he loves to document things, and realizes this could be a goldmine of information. Just solving one of these cold cases would be worth the trip to The Cod. 
• After talking with Hadden we think that the root cellar is real, but because we’re dealing with a serial killer we are always skeptical.  We realize that the only way we can be sure is to travel to Cape Cod and follow the trail of clues that Hadden has supplied over the past few years. 
• We go over the many letters, maps and clues describing the root cellar and its location. The consistency of the information never changes! 
• Armed with the maps, letters, clues, land marks and phone recordings we are ready to travel to Cape Cod. 

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• Tony Ciaglia and his father Al discuss how Hadden is finally opening up about many cold cases . 
• Wood School, Washington’s Crossing ,Cape Cod, Block Island, Camp Wel Met,  Meriden Ct. , Wallingford, CT,  New Canaan Ct, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Colorado, California 
• Tony describes how they set up what they called their war room. They began to organize and analyze all of the information and clues that Hadden was sending. 
• Notes from their visits, maps, dates, timelines, letters and phone conversations. 
• Gradually they begin to realize there seems to be one key to everything, the mysterious  ROOT CELLAR that his grandfather showed Hadden back in 1964. If what Hadden says is true it would answer a lot of questions about many cases.
• After years of clues and cryptic messages from Hadden Clark, Tony makes his own “Revelation”
• “We’ve got to go to Cape Cod,” and that’s just what we did!

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• Over the years Tony and Al had several visits with Hadden. The first visit was shocking because no picture could prepare you for the real Hadden Clark. We were expecting to see this little timid man that preferred being a woman, but before us was a 6 foot reptilian looking man staring at you as his tongue darts back and forth and around his lips. His eyes may be looking at you but in reality he was looking through you. 
• The first visits were taken up by small talk and stories about prison. Hadden bragged that he won many bets in prison because he would eat anything, spiders, roaches it didn’t matter. He told us a story about how he once killed a seal on Block Island and ate its heart raw. 
• During later visits he began to open up more as Tony gained his trust. Tony knew he was in for 2 murders, but he always felt there were more. Early on he would ask leading questions about other crimes but Hadden always denied it. 
• On a visit in 2013 we heard about the root cellar for the first time. When he mentioned it, he said that if anyone stumbled on it he would have federal and state authorities lined up at his cell to talk with him. This peaked Tony’s interest and he began bringing the subject up in letters. Now after almost 15 years of communication Hadden began to open up and send Tony information that would prove to be invaluable in investigating his many crimes. 
• Hadden Clark says over and over in letters and discussions, “I’m going to be talking about things I’ve never talked to you about, or I might say I didn’t do it but I did do it.”

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