Georgia Hardstark

It's all whispering about cash.

Right?

Right?

You got to talk about it. Right.

You got to talk about it. Right.

So... Oh, sorry, I lost my place. And I'm hallucinating from the heat.

So... Oh, sorry, I lost my place. And I'm hallucinating from the heat.

There's nothing you can do. So, oh, I was on the totally wrong page. I tried to do that scrolling thing that I do. All right, so... Okay, so he married in 1995. He marries a woman that he met through St. Thomas Church, this church that he went to. And she was a Harvard MBA who rose to be one of the youngest partners in history at McKinsey. I don't know what that is. Law firm?

There's nothing you can do. So, oh, I was on the totally wrong page. I tried to do that scrolling thing that I do. All right, so... Okay, so he married in 1995. He marries a woman that he met through St. Thomas Church, this church that he went to. And she was a Harvard MBA who rose to be one of the youngest partners in history at McKinsey. I don't know what that is. Law firm?

She had a $2 million salary. She was like a legendary businesswoman. Fuck, man. He meets her at church. They hit it off and they get married. He has a way with the ladies. He explains to her that none of his family is going to be at the wedding because there had been an argument and he had disinvited all of them. So he has no family there.

She had a $2 million salary. She was like a legendary businesswoman. Fuck, man. He meets her at church. They hit it off and they get married. He has a way with the ladies. He explains to her that none of his family is going to be at the wedding because there had been an argument and he had disinvited all of them. So he has no family there.

But he marries into her family. And they have a child named Ray, which I actually like that name for a girl. Ray. Ray, R-E-I-G-H. Oh, that's cute. He nicknamed her Snooks. Snooks. Which may have been something Thurston Howell III called his wife. Snooks, yeah. He insisted on raising her and educating her himself. Oh. I would love to meet and talk to her. Oh, my God. She's the coolest.

But he marries into her family. And they have a child named Ray, which I actually like that name for a girl. Ray. Ray, R-E-I-G-H. Oh, that's cute. He nicknamed her Snooks. Snooks. Which may have been something Thurston Howell III called his wife. Snooks, yeah. He insisted on raising her and educating her himself. Oh. I would love to meet and talk to her. Oh, my God. She's the coolest.

So anyway, they ultimately get divorced and she the wife has to pay him eight hundred thousand dollars in alimony and he won the white there. But she. Sorry, she won the right to raise Ray in London. So in 2008, a court supervised visit in Boston, Rockefeller kidnaps Ray. Oh, no. So she's seven years old. He's meeting up with Ray and the court appointed like social worker, basically.

So anyway, they ultimately get divorced and she the wife has to pay him eight hundred thousand dollars in alimony and he won the white there. But she. Sorry, she won the right to raise Ray in London. So in 2008, a court supervised visit in Boston, Rockefeller kidnaps Ray. Oh, no. So she's seven years old. He's meeting up with Ray and the court appointed like social worker, basically.

And he runs up, pushes that woman over, grabs the little girl and jumps into a car and drives away. Oh, no. The social worker actually ran after and grabbed onto the back bumper of the car for like a little bit trying to do something about it. But don't worry. He was he lived for this little girl. He just wanted her in his life. He wasn't going to harm her in any way. I know that.

And he runs up, pushes that woman over, grabs the little girl and jumps into a car and drives away. Oh, no. The social worker actually ran after and grabbed onto the back bumper of the car for like a little bit trying to do something about it. But don't worry. He was he lived for this little girl. He just wanted her in his life. He wasn't going to harm her in any way. I know that.

everyone in this documentary says it like they would never he worshipped her and it and he he she was everything to him and they and he got caught two weeks later okay so the but there was he he had set up a new identity um in baltimore that's where he was going to become chip smith a professional yacht captain and catamaran designer But he got caught immediately. He was in 2009.

everyone in this documentary says it like they would never he worshipped her and it and he he she was everything to him and they and he got caught two weeks later okay so the but there was he he had set up a new identity um in baltimore that's where he was going to become chip smith a professional yacht captain and catamaran designer But he got caught immediately. He was in 2009.

He was convicted and sentenced to four to five years for abducting his daughter and two to three years for the assault on the social worker who did get injured by that SUV driver. That he had waiting. But we'll circle back around now because in 1994, the new owners of the Sohus' house in San Marino were digging to build a new pool. Uh-oh. And they found two bodies.