DQM does NewsNight: Edwards and "Rockefeller"--updated!

Revisiting the Boston dailies' Crockefeller battle

Dont Quote Me — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 12:35:03 GMT

A couple days ago, I suggested that the Herald had been driving the "Clark Rockefeller" story

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Johnny Beans — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 02:55:08 GMT

Sandra Boss remains an unknown entity. There should definitely be more questions in her direction since the fate of a child is at stake. But look back to California...what happened to Ms. Sohus (Linda) and has there been any thought of the possibility that she murdered her husband and then 'disappeared' to Europe? and what will everyone say when 'Mr. Rockefeller' disappears again. After all, he's not being held in a maximum security facility - only in a county jail, in the general population. And he does seem to be a master of alternate identities. Where is the much vaunted homeland 'homeland security' apparatus now? A 17 year old illegal evades detection for 20+ years ..? Give me a break!

Good luck, Suffolk County Sheriff!

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aging cynic — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 22:01:43 GMT

Appropriate. Sadly, we haven't yet learned anything about Sandra Boss other than that her judgment and advice were valued at over $100K/MONTH by McKinsey&Co. while she was "married" to Herr Crockefeller. Her clients must be thrilled.(Clark has already disappeared from the Algonquin Club's list of officers on their website, "Clark Who?").

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Michael Pahre — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 14:12:17 GMT

I think that the "Clark Rockefeller" coverage was excessive in the beginning when it was a kidnapping. There were four amber alerts around the same time, but this one got far more coverage at first, probably because the victim was a cute blond girl.

After his identity itself came into scrutiny, however, the coverage has been more appropriate. But the media circus covering his arrival at Logan and transport to Brighton was over-the-top -- did they really need helicopters overhead for a guy being transported in a police car?