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unbelievable education starting -- i mean of the kind that one goes to college for but i was 11 when i started it. then i went, for example, to marlboroughas claude frank and a whole community of brilliant teaching musicians and then i went to aspen to study levine because she was the most dynamic teacher of the instrument at the time and she was very well known for working on technique but she took me knowing full well that i was trying to use the piano as a tool for conducting mostly and i didn't know how much i wanted to perform on the piano. turned out i did want to and did do quite a lot more than i pictured when i started. but she was willing to start with me when i was 14 and in aspen every year were first of all -- well, darr east coast mio, the great mio the head of the composition faculty, he brought contemporary composers with him every summer so once had a chance to talk with him and hear their music and work on their music. just, for example, i conducted albert herring in front of it composer benjamin briton while i was there. i think of that now because we're doing a beautiful revival of "midsummer night's dream" and it's b

marlborough and arlington streets. >> reporter: but it all came to an end when a real estate agent in baltimore saw the fake rockefeller on the news. she realized he was the man she had just sold a house to. the f.b.i. surrounded that house, and, when they were certain the child was safe, they arrested her father without incident. >> the evidence will show that, in his mind, the rules do not apply to him. >> reporter: at his kidnapping trial, the world met christian karl gerhartstreiter, a german immigrant who'd come to america as a young man and created a life that was complete fiction. gerhartstreiter was tried and convicted... >> we, the jury, say that the defendant is guilty of offenses charged. >> reporter: ...although his defense team tried to argue that their client was delusional... >> the defendant is delusional. >> reporter: ...and actually believed he was a rockefeller. but that's not the man federal agent tammy hardy met the night he was arrested. >> did that ever open up doors for you? >> plenty! are you kidding? everywhere. >> he knew. i'm not a rockefeller. i'm not christopher crowe. i'm not count mountb