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<blockquote data-quote="Tuthmosis" data-source="post: 164293" data-attributes="member: 1029">You guys have covered pretty much all of my steps (change appearance, ditch electronics, empty credit/bank accounts). But, since the original scenario had you just escaping the arrest party, it might be a little difficult to hit the bank and dye your hair right away. Also, keep in mind that the &quot;new&quot; U.S. Passport has an RFID chip, so you'd immediately have to ditch that too. I would probably hide semi-locally first depending, of course, on where I was in the United States. A lot of guys get caught trying to leave immediately. I don't know anyone willing (or, frankly, capable) of covering for me adequately, so I'd be solo dolo. From 60-75 miles away from my location, I get situated for my longer term departure.If you guys watch any real-crime TV--as I used to religiously, for years--you can see how guys remain undetected for years and then fuck up. The most common mistake are: contacting someone from their past, going back to the place where the committed the crime, or getting sloppy and being recognized abroad. <a href="http://investigation.discovery.com/tv/i-almost-got-away-with-it/" target="_blank">This</a> show is precisely about this shit. I think the whole series is on Netflix. Check it out. It's dramatized, but pretty entertaining.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tuthmosis, post: 164293, member: 1029"] You guys have covered pretty much all of my steps (change appearance, ditch electronics, empty credit/bank accounts). But, since the original scenario had you [i]just [/i]escaping the arrest party, it might be a little difficult to hit the bank and dye your hair right away. Also, keep in mind that the "new" U.S. Passport has an RFID chip, so you'd immediately have to ditch that too. I would probably hide semi-locally first depending, of course, on where I was in the United States. A lot of guys get caught trying to leave immediately. I don't know anyone willing (or, frankly, capable) of covering for me adequately, so I'd be solo dolo. From 60-75 miles away from my location, I get situated for my longer term departure. If you guys watch any real-crime TV--as I used to religiously, for years--you can see how guys remain undetected for years and then fuck up. The most common mistake are: contacting someone from their past, going back to the place where the committed the crime, or getting sloppy and being recognized abroad. [url=http://investigation.discovery.com/tv/i-almost-got-away-with-it/]This[/url] show is [u]precisely [/u]about this shit. I think the whole series is on Netflix. Check it out. It's dramatized, but pretty entertaining. [/QUOTE]

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