The Man in the Rockefeller Suit, (Paperback)

from EllenH

This story goes on and on from one unbelievable story to another that this man actually had people believing.Mark Seal does a great job bringing it all together into a real page turner. I read it very qickly and then my husband became engrossed in it as well.

from kraaivrouw

In case you don't remember, Clark Rockefeller was a man who kidnapped his daughter only to be caught and found out as a complete fraud who'd been living under many different names, conning the world, and even connected to the mysterious disappearance of a husband and wife on whose property he was...

from mcelhra

The Man in the Rockefeller Suit is the story of a German man named Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter who came to the United States in 1978. For the next thirty years, he assumed multiple identities. He eventually assumed the name Clark Rockefeller and was able to dupe scores of intelligent people int...

from joemmama

On a much higher note, "The Man in the Rockefeller Suit" was an excellent read! Mark Seal, through interviews and meticulous research has written the story of, Christian Gerhartsreiter, a German immigrant, who came to America and wormed his way into communities, homes and businesses, resulting in...

from bookworm12

A nonfiction story that is almost unbelievable. It was a bit long and could've use some more editing, but still fascinating. A German man came to America when he was young and spent years building up fake personas around the country. Certainly makes you want to be cautious about blindly trusting ...