Genie Wiley

Clark Wiley married Dorothy Irene Oglesby sometime before 1948 and probably in California, possibly in Los Angeles County where her parents were living at that time.  Clark and Irene had four children, all born in Los Angeles County, California but two died young.  The eldest child has been reported to have died due to Clark's neglect and the second child's death "choking on his own mucus" is considered by some suspicious.

Clark Wiley married Dorothy Irene Oglesby sometime before 1948 and probably in California, possibly in Los Angeles County where her parents were living at that time.  Clark and Irene had four children, all born in Los Angeles County, California but two died young.  The eldest child has been reported to have died due to Clark's neglect and the second child's death "choking on his own mucus" is considered by some suspicious.

#Dorothy Irene Wiley born 2 Jun 1948, died 19 Aug 1948

#Dorothy Irene Wiley born 2 Jun 1948, died 19 Aug 1948

#Robert Clark Wiley born 15 Sep 1949, died 17 Sep 1949

#Robert Clark Wiley born 15 Sep 1949, died 17 Sep 1949

#John Gray Wiley born 11 Mar 1952

#John Gray Wiley born 11 Mar 1952

#Susan M Wiley born 18 Apr 1957

#Susan M Wiley born 18 Apr 1957

Clark's middle name could possibly be "Gray" as his second son carries that middle name.  Clark Wiley has been described as some sort of recluse.  He was the main power in the home, his wife Dorothy being nearly blind was totally dependent on him.  Clark and Dorothy were the parents of Susan Wiley called "Genie" in popular books and scientific papers about her case.

Clark's middle name could possibly be "Gray" as his second son carries that middle name.  Clark Wiley has been described as some sort of recluse.  He was the main power in the home, his wife Dorothy being nearly blind was totally dependent on him.  Clark and Dorothy were the parents of Susan Wiley called "Genie" in popular books and scientific papers about her case.