By Maria Cramer
Boston Globe Staff
BOSTON — Clark Rockefeller slumped in a chair in the interview room of an FBI office in Baltimore, his left wrist chained to a metal bar, and stared glumly at his interrogators.
Why, they asked, had he lied about places he never visited, jobs he never held, and names that were not his?
He shrugged, defeated. “If you’re born short,’’ he said, “you want to be bigger.’’
The August 2008 interview, obtained by the Globe, offers new insights into the motivations of the German con artist who was born Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter but assumed many false identities over his lifetime as he charmed his way into society circles in Boston, New York, and California.
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