November 22, 2008
Sun coverage: Kidnapping suspect captured
The man known as Clark Rockefeller (right) stands with his lawyer, Stephen Hrones (left), during arraignment in a Boston municipal court. He is charged with abducting his 7-year-old daughter. (AP photo / August 5, 2008)
Coverage of Clark Rockefeller
Video coverage Photo galleryImages of Rockeller and his daughter, and of the home Rockefeller purchased in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood.  |
Man known as Rockefeller now admits knowing Calif. family
Blaming a faulty memory, the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller has repeatedly denied allegations of an alias-filled past and any link to a Southern California couple who disappeared 23 years ago.
The many faces of Clark Rockefeller
Clark Rockefeller might not be a real descendant of the oil tycoon, but if authorities and reports are to be believed, he sure was a lot of other things:
Kidnap suspect might be German
A Connecticut man says he is convinced the mysterious man accused of kidnapping his own daughter in Boston and taking her to Baltimore, and also wanted for questioning in the 1985 disappearance of a California couple, was a German student who lived with his family decades ago.
Fugitive back in Boston
The man known to law enforcement officials as Clark Rockefeller left Baltimore yesterday morning and was extradited to Boston, where he is to face charges of kidnapping his 7-year-old daughter and assaulting a social worker.
A new self in Baltimore
The suspected con man known to law enforcement as Clark Rockefeller started looking for a new house in Baltimore late last year but only enjoyed his new home in historic Mount Vernon for a few weeks before authorities picked him up.
Jean Marbella: Why did What's-his-name decide to come to our city?
Looks like the Fauxfeller picked the wrong town to disappear in.
Suspect 'talked a big story'
The man known as Clark Rockefeller slipped into Baltimore months ago with ambitions to restore historic city property, quickly passing himself off as the owner of a local real estate agency with ties to the New York City elite.
Fugitive father caught in Baltimore
An international manhunt for a New England man accused of kidnapping his 7-year-old daughter a week ago came to an end yesterday afternoon when FBI agents arrested the fugitive and rescued the girl in Mount Vernon, officials said.
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