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But in 2007 Boss became aware that he was not Clark Rockefeller and she left him.
WSJ: Rockefeller impostor's former wife testifies
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Across the country, a man variously known as Chris Crowe, Chip Smith and Clark Rockefeller was inventing new lives for himself.
WSJ: Charades are over for Rockefeller Impostor
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Much of the prosecution's evidence focused on the strange behavior of the man who went by many names, including Clark Rockefeller.
WSJ: Charades are over for Rockefeller Impostor
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They realized the man in custody in Boston was not Clark Rockefeller but was the man who had lived in San Marino decades ago.
WSJ: Charades are over for Rockefeller Impostor
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Eventually, he would turn up on the east coast using the name Clark Rockefeller and living well at the expense of his wealthy wife.
WSJ: Final arguments set in Rockefeller impostor case
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Sandy Boss said she was charmed by the bright, quirky man who called himself Clark Rockefeller and she believed everything he told her about himself.
WSJ: Rockefeller impostor's former wife testifies
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The man who called himself Clark Rockefeller has been the subject of books and TV movies focusing on his bizarre travels through high society as a man of many identities.
WSJ: Impostor's lawyer suggests missing wife as killer
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Gerhartsreiter used many aliases, including the name Clark Rockefeller.
WSJ: Rockefeller impostor jury reaches verdict
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He was no longer Clark Rockefeller, heir to a fabled oil fortune, or Chris Chichester, the 13th baronet of England or even Chris Crowe, a producer of an Alfred Hitchcock mystery TV show.
WSJ: Charades are over for Rockefeller Impostor