Rockefeller impostor: Old killing remains mysterious near trial's end
Click to view item Posted April 02. 2013 11:56AM
LOS ANGELES -- Prosecutors are close to wrapping up the murder trial of a Rockefeller impostor in the 1985 killing of a California man, and the cold case mainly rests on circumstantial evidence, the strange behavior of the defendant and the grim discovery of a bag of bones.
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