Sandra Boss: Frailty thy name is woman what else can be said of Clark Rockefeller and Sandra Boss story. The story that has inspired the people behind cameras to such an extent that today we have a television movie based on the life of Sandra Boss that shattered for a while when she came to know that her husband famous Clark Rockefeller is not a real Rockefeller but a con who lured a professional lawyer in his web with such a mastery that it took Sandra Boss twelve years sleeping with enemy to find out that man against her in her bed is nothing more than a con. Then who is Clark Rockefeller?
Who is Clark Rockefeller? This is not only the title of the television movie that premiered by Lifetime this Saturday but it is the true story of a woman who succumbed to her innate fragility and fell victim to the artificial charms of the man who did not only ended up kidnapping her seven years old daughter but also depriving her of a lot of her hard earned money.
Sandra Boss was a successful lawyer and her life took a new course when she met a gentleman in her sister’s party and within a
short span of time she was married woman who was proud of being wife of Rockefeller family member, but it took 12 years for Sandra Boss to find out and then it was unbearable for Sandra Boss to live with the man under one roof so she asked for the divorce and when the custody of their daughter came under question con Clark Rockefeller abducted her and went low.
Then comes FBI and according to FBI, it proved the longest con case in their history, the man was convicted for a score of felonies and was jailed for 5 year. Sandra Boss may find him standing against her once again in 2012 when he would be released from the jail.
Lifetime has premiered the movie and it is encoring it on Sunday and Monday if you want to watch a real drama, go for your choice and meanwhile enjoy this video trailer of the movie. Truth is stranger than fiction!
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