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.
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Jury 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)
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Timeline 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.
1 man, many lies (AP)

Web of lies comes into focus

1 man, many lies

The incredible stories from the man who called himself Clark Rockefeller. (Boston Globe, 3/14/09)
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Clark Rockefeller

An interview with Clark Rockefeller

'I'm not quite sure what
I'm supposed to remember.'

Speaking to reporters for the first time since he allegedly whisked his 7-year-old daughter off a Boston street and led authorities on an international manhunt, Clark Rockefeller amicably spun stories of the last 15 years. (Boston Globe, 8/24/08)
Old lives coming back to Rockefeller

The mystery man

Old 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)

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