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Listened to this one while enjoying the gorgeous weather and changing leaves this weekend. It‘s nonfiction and the story 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 people.

Nonfiction, but hardly reads that way! Peculiar story of the con man who called himself Clark Rockefeller. Well researched.

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This is really one bizarre and fascinating story about Gerhartsreiter - master of deception! ⁣
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❓𝔹𝕒𝕜𝕖𝕕 𝕘𝕠𝕠𝕕𝕤: 𝕕𝕠𝕦𝕘𝕙𝕟𝕦𝕥𝕤/𝕞𝕦𝕗𝕗𝕚𝕟𝕤/𝕔𝕠𝕠𝕜𝕚𝕖𝕤/𝕓𝕒𝕘𝕖𝕝𝕤❓⁣

🅰️: These days, I've been craving for doughnuts! ⁣

This book is phenomenal and one of the most insane true stories I've read. Dude straight up conned people for a decade simply by using the name "Rockefeller." Ok, so I know he's a murderer and all, but sometimes I really wish I was cool enough to be a con man. Anyway, happy #SockSunday!

I can‘t even keep track of my TRUE daily life details. This guy is a Psychopath and a genius. He created multiple identities and told multiple lies and fooled so many! I‘m curious about how his daughter fared. She will be 18 in 2019. He is currently serving time for murder in San Quentin. I haven‘t seen the movie, but didn‘t want to post a pic of the creep. Scary thing is that we probably all encounter sociopaths/psychopaths daily. 4/5⭐️s @kaye

#lmpbc #GroupN These are the books I‘m thinking of getting. Any thoughts? @BarbaraTheBibliophage @Riveted_Reader_Melissa @daniwithtea

After carpool, 2 sinks of dishes, 2 loads of laundry, and 2 games of spot it; I‘m finally able to sit down(!!) and review this book.#momlife
This is a #borrownotbuy pick for me.Mainly due to the large amount of details that the author included.So many names and dates! I lost the thread of the story a few times. . . But it was overall extremely fascinating how someone could convince so many people that he was someone else for such a long time!

1. My go-to drink. A latte.
2. Girls Incarcerated on Netflix about the juvenile detention system. Fascinating and heartbreaking.
3. The tagged book on audio and the book in the pic. Not sure yet about recommending-I just started them.
4. Cold! In the 20s
5. Just pierced ears

A few weeks ago @Cinfhen recommended this book and I have to agree with her. This was a fascinating look at a man who lived with a fake identity for years without anyone knowing. And not just any identity- that of a ridiculously wealthy Rockefeller cousin! Now I have to scour the internet to find out how his daughter and wife are doing!

#FierceFeb #IAmAPoseur For more than 30 years, Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter managed to pull the longest con, posing as Clark Rockefeller a member of the iconic American family. A bizarro true life story of deception, manipulation, greed and murder!! I found this book fascinating. Incredible, how he was able to fool so many people!

I really enjoyed this. This is the true story of Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter. He immigrated from Germany and then created many different identities over the years. I am fascinated by these stranger than fiction stories. I can't believe how much stuff he got away with and I am astounded by the number of people that believed his crazy stories.

Day 7 #90sinJuly Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter is a true life #wannabe 😎For more than 30 years he managed to pull off the longest con passing himself off as Clark Rockefeller, a member of the iconic American family. A bizarro true life story of deception, manipulation, greed and absurdity! I found this book fascinating although many questions were left unanswered.

I LOVE non fiction because it's so freakin unbelievable, proving that life really is stranger than fiction❣#somethingforsept #nonfictionlove #septphotochallenge