The Rockefeller case
On July 27,2008, Reigh Storrow Mills Boss disappeared near Boston Common, triggering a manhunt for her father, a man known as Clark Rockefeller. Even after his arrest, questions remain about the man who calls himself Rockefeller.
Trial newsJury convicts Rockefeller
A jury today rejected an insanity defense by the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller, convicting him in Suffolk Superior Court of kidnapping his 7-year-old daughter. The verdict came after a gripping trial that deconstructed 30 years of the defendant's dubious stories and far-fetched aliases. (Boston Globe) |
InteractiveTimeline of the Rockefeller case
Born in Europe, known by several different names, once thought to be a member of American aristocracy, and currently on trial for allegedly kidnapping his daughter -- follow the strange but true saga of the man known as Clark Rockefeller.
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Web of lies comes into focus1 man, many lies
The incredible stories from the man who called himself Clark Rockefeller. (Boston Globe, 3/14/09)
previous coverage
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An interview with Clark Rockefeller'I'm not quite sure what |
The mystery manOld lives coming back to Rockefeller
Clark Rockefeller's lawyer said his client used the alias Christopher Chichester while in California and remembers his landlords' disappearance. (Boston Globe, 8/12/08) |










