Air Force Otter conducted an aerial search. The mounties spotted Clark's body from the air a few hours after the search began. Clark had previously been hospitalized for a month and a half after a nervous breakdown in 1954, and another during the legislature's 1956 spring session. It, along with the Cook Family murders in 1959, were the deadliest mass murders in Alberta's history, until Phu Lang killed nine in Edmonton in December 2014. References External links Legislative Assembly of Alberta Members Listing 1915 births 1956 suicides 20th-century criminals Alberta Social Credit Party MLAs Canadian farmers Canadian mass murderers Canadian murderers of children Canadian schoolteachers Familicides Murder–suicides in Canada People from the County of Stettler No. 6 Suicides by firearm in Alberta Mass murder in Alberta