The saga of ‘Clark Rockefeller’
Christian Gerhartsreiter (right) reacted after being found guilty Wednesday in the killing of John Sohus in 1985.
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Gerhartsreiter listened as a verdict was read inside the Los Angeles courtroom.
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Ellen Sohus, sister of the murder victim, smiled during a news conference after the verdict.
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Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter in Germany at age 17 before he left for the United States.
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Gerhartsreiter lived in the same house as John Sohus (right) and his wife, Linda, who is also presumed dead.
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Gerhartsreiter was known as Clark Rockefeller when he was charged with kidnapping his daughter off a Boston street in 2008.
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After abducting his 7-year-old daughter, Gerhartsreiter took her to an apartment in Baltimore, where he was arrested.
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Gerhartsreiter, with his attorney in the Boston kidnapping case, was arraigned in Boston on Sept. 29,2008.
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After his 2008 arrest on kidnapping charges, Gerhartsreiter was interviewed by the Globe at the Nashua Street Jail.
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Gerhartsreiter was found guilty in his kidnapping trial in Suffolk Superior Court in Boston on June 12, 2009.
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A TV movie about Gerhartsreiter, " Who is Clark Rockefeller?" starring Eric McCormack (left) aired on Lifetime in 2010.
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