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Escape game: you're being hunted by the police and must get out of the country
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<blockquote data-quote="AntiTrace" data-source="post: 164286" data-attributes="member: 2903"><p>-Clothes on your back</p><p>-Backpack with basic toiletries and change of clothes</p><p>-Swiss army knife</p><p>-Laptop</p><p>-Cell phone (locked to your provider)</p><p>-Your wallet, which has $200 in cash and all your credit cards</p><p>-Your passport</p><p></p><p>First off: My backback will be a "go-bag." I suggest everyone get something similar. It is basically packed with hygiene items, survival items (fishing line, hooks, knife, hatchet, shovel, etc), a survival book, $500 cash, space blanket, first aid kits, waterproof tarp, lockpick set, etc. I keep it in my car in case I go off the road in a bad snowstorm or other types of emergencies.</p><p></p><p>1. Liquidate everything. I'm only running with cash. Laptop gets pawned. Go to the bank and get cash advance loans. Call the bank after I leave telling them I need an to raise the maximum daily ATM withdrawal limit for the next 24 hours because of business. Hit a couple different ATMs to get all the cash out. I am not planning on coming back to US so my credit isn't an issue which is why I would leave a couple credit cards laying around in bad parts of town on my way out hoping someone would grab them and start using them which would distract the fuzz. Only keep one card.</p><p></p><p>2. Alter appearance, Go "invisible". Invisible men are the ones that are required to keep a city running. Electricians, Plumbers, Janitors, etc. The people that you see everywhere but never remember. The people that can go just about anywhere and get through just about any security with a plausible story. ANy type of one piece zip up uniform would work the best, as you can wear normal clothes underneath and change your appearance again in a matter of seconds if compromised.</p><p></p><p>But I am lugging a large backpack, so I would assume the appearance of a backpacker. Stop by a goodwill and pick up a simple outfit.</p><p></p><p>3. Stock up. Probably goodwill again here, but you can be flexible. My bag already has everything I need, but if yours doesnt the goal is to be self-sustainable on the run for at least one week, before having to resupply.</p><p></p><p>4. Stop and Think. I am about to go past the point of no-return, it is imperative I make this decision rationally.</p><p></p><p>5. Escape. Again don't know much about NYC. I would try to blend in as much as possible will making my way south. Canada is closer but I don't like the cold and my dollars wont go as far. Mexico it is. </p><p></p><p>Getting out of a major city isn't the difficult part. If your only fear is the police, they will stick out due to their uniforms and marked cars. They are easy to avoid. I would buy a greyhound ticket out of NYC up north, but never board the bus. This would be bought with my credit card hoping it would distract them to the canadian border.</p><p></p><p>If the are actively pursuing me and know I am on the run they will have a search fan that will increase hourly based on the predicted rate of travel. Checkpoints and patrols will be intense for a couple days. After that the search fan is so huge and the trail is too cold, they would take up more of a passive search waiting for credit cards to hit or a lucky traffic stop. Thats when I make my move.</p><p></p><p>The rest is entirely dependent on the situation and skills I have. I can survive in the wilderness just fine, I would probably hike south for a while enjoying life and staying away from populated areas. That or hike west to hit a small N-S running river, steal a canoe/kayak, and run along the river as far as I could go. Hang out at a couple bars in small towns along my route and see where that took me. Maybe I could game a chick into sucking my filthy cock and then driving me south a hundred miles or so.</p><p></p><p>Stealing a car is always an option. Public transportation could work as long as it I can do it all with cash and without ID. I would keep my criminal acts to a minimum to avoid creating a trail, but would break into a couple houses here or there to stock up and food/toiletries and get some cash or valuables to pawn (or trade to bums or people I meet along my route). </p><p></p><p>Id slowly work my way to the border and then I would have to think again. I would rather not go through customs. Maybe steal a small airplane, rip the transponder out, and fly the border low and fast on a real shitty weather night where I know government agencies wouldn't be flying. </p><p></p><p>Maybe head down to florida and hunt down El Mech and see if he can get me by boat to the DR.</p><p></p><p>Then create a new identity and start hustling to create some income.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AntiTrace, post: 164286, member: 2903"] -Clothes on your back -Backpack with basic toiletries and change of clothes -Swiss army knife -Laptop -Cell phone (locked to your provider) -Your wallet, which has $200 in cash and all your credit cards -Your passport First off: My backback will be a "go-bag." I suggest everyone get something similar. It is basically packed with hygiene items, survival items (fishing line, hooks, knife, hatchet, shovel, etc), a survival book, $500 cash, space blanket, first aid kits, waterproof tarp, lockpick set, etc. I keep it in my car in case I go off the road in a bad snowstorm or other types of emergencies. 1. Liquidate everything. I'm only running with cash. Laptop gets pawned. Go to the bank and get cash advance loans. Call the bank after I leave telling them I need an to raise the maximum daily ATM withdrawal limit for the next 24 hours because of business. Hit a couple different ATMs to get all the cash out. I am not planning on coming back to US so my credit isn't an issue which is why I would leave a couple credit cards laying around in bad parts of town on my way out hoping someone would grab them and start using them which would distract the fuzz. Only keep one card. 2. Alter appearance, Go "invisible". Invisible men are the ones that are required to keep a city running. Electricians, Plumbers, Janitors, etc. The people that you see everywhere but never remember. The people that can go just about anywhere and get through just about any security with a plausible story. ANy type of one piece zip up uniform would work the best, as you can wear normal clothes underneath and change your appearance again in a matter of seconds if compromised. But I am lugging a large backpack, so I would assume the appearance of a backpacker. Stop by a goodwill and pick up a simple outfit. 3. Stock up. Probably goodwill again here, but you can be flexible. My bag already has everything I need, but if yours doesnt the goal is to be self-sustainable on the run for at least one week, before having to resupply. 4. Stop and Think. I am about to go past the point of no-return, it is imperative I make this decision rationally. 5. Escape. Again don't know much about NYC. I would try to blend in as much as possible will making my way south. Canada is closer but I don't like the cold and my dollars wont go as far. Mexico it is. Getting out of a major city isn't the difficult part. If your only fear is the police, they will stick out due to their uniforms and marked cars. They are easy to avoid. I would buy a greyhound ticket out of NYC up north, but never board the bus. This would be bought with my credit card hoping it would distract them to the canadian border. If the are actively pursuing me and know I am on the run they will have a search fan that will increase hourly based on the predicted rate of travel. Checkpoints and patrols will be intense for a couple days. After that the search fan is so huge and the trail is too cold, they would take up more of a passive search waiting for credit cards to hit or a lucky traffic stop. Thats when I make my move. The rest is entirely dependent on the situation and skills I have. I can survive in the wilderness just fine, I would probably hike south for a while enjoying life and staying away from populated areas. That or hike west to hit a small N-S running river, steal a canoe/kayak, and run along the river as far as I could go. Hang out at a couple bars in small towns along my route and see where that took me. Maybe I could game a chick into sucking my filthy cock and then driving me south a hundred miles or so. Stealing a car is always an option. Public transportation could work as long as it I can do it all with cash and without ID. I would keep my criminal acts to a minimum to avoid creating a trail, but would break into a couple houses here or there to stock up and food/toiletries and get some cash or valuables to pawn (or trade to bums or people I meet along my route). Id slowly work my way to the border and then I would have to think again. I would rather not go through customs. Maybe steal a small airplane, rip the transponder out, and fly the border low and fast on a real shitty weather night where I know government agencies wouldn't be flying. Maybe head down to florida and hunt down El Mech and see if he can get me by boat to the DR. Then create a new identity and start hustling to create some income. [/QUOTE]
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