Think of it as con artistry in the name of self-defense. Like any good con, it consists of three parts: hook, line, and sinker. It looks real and will excite a skip tracer when he finds it. Hooks are a great tool for victims of stalking and abuse.
I once worked with a client named Vera, whose husband, the father of her child, had beaten and threatened to kill her. He was graduating from a three-year stint in the gray bar motel, and even from prison he had attempted to terrorize her by sending anonymous, threatening letters.
When his release date was nearing, he made it obvious that he was planning to come back and hurt her. She wanted to get the hell out of her hometown, so she got in touch with me. After we did some misinformation on her record, we created a realistic and elaborate disinformation plan that would keep her ex busy and off her trail.
The first thing Vera and I did was send her off to a small town in the Midwest and locate an apartment for rent. We made sure that the apartment complex would run a credit check, creating an inquiry on her credit report. We suspected the jailbird ex would persuade someone to run a credit report on her, and we knew he or an investigator would notice that inquiry from Sincere Realty in Buck, Oklahoma.
That inquiry was our hook. The Line Vera and I knew that the minute the jailbird read the inquiry, he would be on a bus across the country, heading straight for Buck. All over the world, from the US to Germany to the UK , some people decide to disappear from their own lives without a trace — leaving their homes, jobs and families in the middle of the night to start a second life, often without ever looking back.
But having that role foisted upon him caused him such distress that he abruptly left town forever and told no one where he was going.
Regardless of their reasons, they turn to companies that help them through the process. They help people who want to disappear discreetly remove themselves from their lives, and can provide lodging for them in secret whereabouts. Sociologist Hiroki Nakamori has been researching jouhatsu for more than a decade. Divorce rates were and still are very low in Japan, so some people decided it was easier to just up and leave their spouses instead of going through elaborate, formal divorce proceedings.
All the family can do is pay a lot for a private detective. Or just wait. When he disappeared off Cheviot Beach in Victoria, in mid-December , what has been described as " one of the largest search operations in Australian history " was launched. Conspiracy theories — he ran off with a mistress, was captured by the Chinese, was assassinated — abounded.
He is suspected to have drowned in the churning waters, but despite the massive search, his body was never found. In April , the longtime district attorney for Centre County, Pennsylvania — some miles kilometers west of New York City — told his girlfriend he was going for a drive, jumped in his car, and was never heard from again. None of the prosecutions that Ray Gricar led seemed likely to spark an angry response. His car was found with his cellphone inside it , but no signs of foul play were uncovered.
His bank accounts and credit cards were never again used. His laptop went missing, was later discovered, but yielded no leads. He finally was declared legally dead in He'd be 75 today. Hudson Bay, the Hudson River, the town of Hudson, New York , all were named for Henry Hudson , the British explorer and navigator whose life was dedicated to finding a water route to Asia.
In the summer of , after spending a winter on icy James Bay on the southern end of what is now Hudson Bay, between Ontario and Quebec, Canada , Hudson urged his crew of the ship Discovery to again set sail westward.
Tired and cold, they mutinied and cast Hudson, his teenaged son and several others adrift in a small boat. They were never heard from again. Myth, legend, son of a god, real person or some combination of all that, Romulus' place as the founder of Rome and as its first king and a bit of a narcissist ; many say he named Rome after himself are well established. His death, in about B. Some say he was lifted to heaven in a whirlwind. Others suggest he was ripped apart by angry politicians.
Others still believe he was assassinated in another way. Nobody knows. At 6-foot 82 meters and more than pounds kilograms , Brian Williams looked like an NBA player. But he was way more than that. He was a musician, a pilot, an itinerant soul who retired from the sport at age 30 forgoing millions of dollars so he could travel the world. In the summer of , sailing with his girlfriend, his brother and another man in Tahiti, Dele who changed his name to reflect his Cherokee heritage disappeared.
Police believe his brother , who committed suicide later that year, killed the sailing party and dumped their bodies at sea.
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