When Clark Rockefeller ran away to Baltimore together with his 7-year-old daughter, it seems that he was in hunt for a fresh start in this city, a top Boston police official said, cited by the Boston Globe.

“It seems like he was setting up a life down there,” the same source quoted Deputy Superintendent Thomas Lee, head of the criminal-investigation division for the Boston police. “I have no doubt that he would have been right back in high-society circles,” he added.

However, Rockefeller is just an alias for the little girl’s father and his identity remains unknown. The mysterious 48-year-old man made use of six known aliases and although he was arrested by police, they still haven’t found out his true name.

Reigh Storrow Mills Boss, 7, whose kidnap Clark Rockefeller is accused of, was reunited with her mother, Sandra Boss, on Saturday night in Baltimore and a Boston police official who witnessed the get-together said it went “very well.”

Clark Rockefeller is being held in custody in Baltimore, the same place he was captured after a major manhunt that involved local police, the Boston Police Department and the FBI.

Clark Rockefeller abducted his own daughter during his first supervised visit in Boston last Sunday. The police captured him after receiving a tip from a “concerned” member of the public informing that the kidnapper was living in a Baltimore apartment and had a catamaran docked at a nearby marina. Investigators deceived the father into believing that his boat was taking on water in order to lure him away from the girl. The moment Mr. Rockefeller left the apartment in a Baltimore neighborhood, officers entered and found Reigh safe and unharmed.