Authorities were looking at a bizarre and as-yet unconfirmed link between the fingerprints of Clark Rockefeller and a killing in California dating back to the 1990s, The Boston Globe reported Tuesday.
Rockefeller, 48, was extradited Tuesday to Boston, where he will be arraigned on kidnapping and other charges later in the day.
The father's prints were taken after he was caught in Baltimore on Saturday with his little girl, Reigh Boss, and revealed a connection to an out-of-state license application under another name. That name is among those in a list of people wanted in the California homicide case, according to the Globe, citing two law enforcement official.
A fingerprint connected him to a license application, and an alias on the application connected him to a murder in California," one of the two officials, who requested anonymity, told the Globe Monday.But police haven't confirmed that Rockefeller is indeed one of those sought in the killing and have disclosed no specifics about the murder, other than to say it was committed more than 10 years ago. Authorities have been feverishly trying to piece together details about Rockefeller's past, with great difficulty.
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