How would you disappear forever? (1 Viewer)

[Rove!]

Find a state where they do a poor job cross referencing birth and death certificates like say Hawaii or so I have heard. Do some research in public records to find a newborn who lived long enough for a birth cert but died very shortly there after. Use this BC to get proper ID. Use this ID to cross the border of your choice and you are gone. Continue to use this ID while on the run. It has no criminal record attached. No credit record attached and you can pretty much make up your history once you are in a less computerized country.Have fun

Hmmmm

 

[St. Louis Bob]

apparently just owe me money

 

[Mario Kart]

http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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[Jayrod]

http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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He got sloppy.

 

[thatguythere]

apparently just owe me money

This is good.

 

[Fariq]

Go live with a nice sasquatch family in a wooded area in the Canadian Rockies.

 

[cstu]

http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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He got sloppy.

The U.S. Marshals Service called him "one of the most intelligent fugitives ever sought" by the agency

 

[peaces]

Malaysian Airlines

 

[Treynwreck3]

I could cross the border tomorrow and never be heard from again. As long as your not on a "list", you can get interior in Mexico, no problem.

If you are "wanted" it might cost you $500, but I know tons of people than can give you a new life south of the border,.

 

[eoMMan]

http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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http://news.yahoo.com/fugitive-treasure-hunter-nabbed-florida-2-hunt-144801276.html

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He got sloppy.

The U.S. Marshals Service called him "one of the most intelligent fugitives ever sought" by the agency

I would say that staying in the same state is definitely "sloppy".

 

[Encyclopedia Brown]

There used to be a lawyer in Albuquerque named Saul Goodman "who knew a guy who knew a guy", but he just up and disappeared one day.

There was a report from Omaha that someone there looked just like him, but that turned out to be the manager of the local Cinnabon.