Dylan Clark

“ I'm just talk. I'm all talk... I'm sorry. I don't know how else to say it ”

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Name: Dylan Clark

Aliases: Dylan MIA, Mr. Interview, Black Clark

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Gender: Male

Race: African American

Nationality: American

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Arcs Involved: Homeless era

Dylan Alexander Clark, also known as Mr. Interview, is a self-proclaimed "manager" or Daniel, having initially during the college arc and has met up with him several times to record videos.

Before managing Daniel, Dylan was arrested for making a series of threatening calls to schools notable for having school shootings, most notably Sandy Hook Elementary.

February 2014 Arrest

Excerpt of an article covering Dylan.

Prior to any of his interactions with Daniel, on January of 2014, Dylan, then aged 17 and living in Sterling Heights, Michigan, allegedly decided it would be a good idea to make a series of threatening calls to the new Sandy Hook, Columbine, Virginia Tech and Arapahoe, all of which being schools that had experienced school shootings in the past, according to the allegations made by the Feds however many of these allegations were false and refuted in court. Most notably, the assertion that the Government had audio recordings of the supposed phone calls made by Clark that were never presented to the court or in any exhibits for discovery by the defense.

Not long after, Dylan was arrested after these calls were traced after police in the area were called, eventually finding his home located in Sunderland Drive on Wednesday, February 14th. According to police, he repeatedly made reference to the shootings and claimed to be a relative of the shooter, most notably Adam Lanza of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, and then proceeded to name every single child who died in the tragedy. Even more, police had contact with Dylan earlier in the month when he had made a phone call threatening suicide to an alarm company, though it is unclear why he did this.

Afterward, it was found out that these calls stemmed to Arapahoe, where Dylan threatened to burn down the school, among many other calls. When arrested, a laptop, Kindle, notebook and cellphone were confiscated from his home.

At his arraignment, Dylan claimed that his reasoning for these threats was so, "people [would] stop making fun of me on Facebook", which is a very bizarre way of doing so, and also claiming that the call he had made were a call for help.

“ I just wanted some attention. I just wanted (people) to stop making fun of me and people from calling me names on Facebook. I didn't mean to do it. ... It wasn't a prank. It was a cry for help. ”

After several court hearings, Dylan was charged with false report or threat of terrorism, which is punishable by 20 years to life in prison. He was held on a $50,000 cash bond, and was said to wear a GPS tether if he was ever released on bond and was ordered not to use the Internet. Eventually, he was let out, after the Government whom lacked evidence conceded a plea agreement to avoid a lengthy and embarrassing trial. He was awarded a no-contest plea which means neither affirming guilt or denying to end the case on settled terms which were 3 years of youthful boot camp and the full expungement of Clark's criminal record. One would wonder with all the "evidence" the Government claimed to have against Mr. Clark, would they then be forced to settle on less than ideal terms for the prosecution and not proceed to trial and get maximum punishment. This corroborates with Mr. Clark's continued claim of innocence.

Even when confronted with this by multiple members of the community surrounding Daniel, Dylan remains adamant he did not make these calls and was framed.

The Larson Tapes

The Larson Tapes is a series of videos in which Dylan records his conversations with Daniel, asking him questions about current events and other things.