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The man believed to be Clark Rockefeller might be the same man in this undated photograph.
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Is this how a fruitful day at the Tribune ends:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsjgkowMg8A (don't worry, video is appropriate)
Certainly looks a bit like "Clark." Now, how does a supposedly brilliant McKinsey consultant and Harvard MBA end up married to such a person for 12 years?
how does a brilliant McKinsey consultant...?
He had all the wealth and power of a Rockefeller.
Good investigation on finding the hard to find YouTube video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsjgkowMg8A (don't
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Isn't that Michael Clark Rockefeller? (he's been presumed dead since 1961)
http://www.findagrave.com/photos/2007/89/3664_117538612107.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Rockefeller
Has anyone else been inclined to think just for a moment that this man is some form of Govt. Agent?
No I have not been inclined to think that. Real life "spies" usually aren't on the run for custodial kidnapping and going off flaunting their wealth. Generally they are quiet, ordinary people who are "systems analysts" or work for the Department of State.
When you go around passing yourself off as a "Rockefeller", go buying things in gold bullion, and tell everybody you lead a different career, then you are not being secretive, you are merely drawing attention to yourself.
I have no doubt that he is a brilliant man, and that he is the same man Christian Geirhart Schroter (spelling?) who was wanted in the California missing persons case. I think that will become clear very soon.
Michael Clark Rockefeller would be 70 years old today so no, it's not him.