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* How To Get Lost *
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If you wanted to dissappear and stay missing here are seven steps to do it.
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Step one: change your name. Research newspaper accounts of children dying
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about the time you were born; note the parents' names and proceed to the
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Bureau of Vital Statistics to order a copy of the kids birth certificate.
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Take the birth certificate to the post office and apply for a new Social
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Security number; if this is a problem, due to new SS regulations, simply
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advise the Social Security Administration of your name change and have your
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SSN reflect this. Take your new Social Security card and birth certificate
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to the voters'-registration office and apply for a voter's card. With
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these three pieces of identification, you can apply for a driver's license,
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preferably in a larger city. (Be sure and have those documents sent to an
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address other than your own, such as that of a mial-forwarding service.
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Step two: move to another state. To reduce the possibility of accidentally
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running into someone you know, move to an area that people are unlikely to
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like Las Vegas or L.A.
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Step three: break off all contact with relatives and friends. A skilled
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investigator can employ sophisticated pretexts that will decieve even the
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most alert person, and those closest to you could accidentally betray you.
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Step four: give up any serious hobbies. People with special interests live
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in a small world (except for computerists, as hacking and phreaking is a
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small world where people don't use real names and phone numbers anyway).
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One man whose hobby was target shooting was located when his picture was
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printed in the club newsletter.
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Step five: change your vocation. Same reason as step four---it's a small
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world and someone, someday, may recognize you.
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Step six: alter your appearance. This won't fool anyone who knows you well
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but should be sufficient to throw off casual acquaintances. Dye your hair,
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cut it, or let it grow out; if you wear glasses or contacts, interchange
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them; adopt a new clothing style, etc.
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Step seven: remain low-key. If your fingerprints are on file, don't get a
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job that tcU%Is them. Do not take a highprofile job. Never achieve a
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position of great importance. Don't enter legal altercations. Don't do
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anything that brings attention to yourself.
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unknown author in P.I. manual
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typed by Chris Masters
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RAT HEAD - 415-524-3649
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