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The Oxygen People Present...
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TECHNIQUES OF HARASSEMENT #1.. Plagiarized from a book by Victor Santoro
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Introduction:
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All of us have, at one time or another, wanted to "get" someone. For
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various motives, such as jealousy, revenge, the desire to right some injustice,
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we wish to see someone harmed or at least to be made to feel extremely
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uncomfortable. If we act impulsively, in a fit of anger, we may wind up in
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jail facing a charge of assault or even murder. Few situations justify killing
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someone. Fortunately most of us do not lose our tempers easily. It's a lot
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safer that way.
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Often, too, the situation doesn't look the same to us the next morning,
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after we've cooled off and had a chance to think calmly and rationally about
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it. We're more inclined to "forgive and forget".
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But what if we can't "forgive and forget"? What then?
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First, remember that while generally it is a good thing to keep your
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temper you are under no moral obligation to swallow anything and everything
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that someone tries to shove at you. You don't have to turn the other cheek
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while someone keeps on slapping you.
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In many cases the law will protect you. There are libel laws, cease and
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desist orders, small claims courts, etc. Sometimes these will work for you.
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Sometimes they won't. When they don't you are on your own.
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Two examples will adequately illustrate the type of situation which forms
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the basis for discussion:
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You are new on the job. Your boss accuses you of theft. You are
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innocent. You can prove it and you do. Your boss is not man enough to admit
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he was wrong and to apologize to you. He fires you instead. There is no union
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to stick up for you. A lawyer would be expensive and you're not sure what he
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could do for you. Besides you are fed up and no longer want the job.
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You've just rented an apartment. You've paid a month's rent in advance
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and a month's security deposit. When you go to move in you see that the
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apartment has been left in such a filthy condition that you can't live there.
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The landlord refuses to clean it up and he won't give you your money back, even
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though you did not move in. You go to small claims court and get a summons for
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him. You take some time off without pay from your job but the landlord does
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not appear for the hearing. A new date is set but he still doesn't show and
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you've lost more time from your job. Under pressure from the court he does
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appear at the third hearing but you only get your security deposit back, not
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the month's rent. You're also out the pay you lost durng your time in court.
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Both of these cases are real cases that happened to real people. If
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something such as this had happened to you you'd be justifiably angry. You
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would have been badly treated by someone who knew fully what he was doing. In
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both cases the law was not much help. You'd want some sort of satisfaction.
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You would not, if you were wise, do anything extreme and illegal that could get
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you into worse trouble but you'd want to cause someone as much trouble as he'd
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caused you. What could you do?
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The answer is harassment. Not anything so crude as threatening phone
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calls or slashing his tires. Nothing that will cause you as much trouble as
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it causes him. Instead, a carefully planned and systematic program of
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harassment which will disrupt his life while exposing you to no risks.
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Most of the techniques outlined here have been used successfully. A few
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have not been tried but are a logical outgrowth of ones that have been. Most
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are not illegal. The ones that are, like most of the techniques in here,
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expose you to no risk at all.
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Harassment is a subject that has recieved little study. Most people are
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inclined to take direct and violent action or to do nothing at all. Harassment
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is the middle road, for situations that are not all that serious and yet leave
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you with the feeling that you must do something.
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One recent use of harassment that made the front page is that employed by
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some members of the Committee to Re-elect the President during what has come to
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be known as the Watergate affair. These agents of CREEP traveled around the
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country stalking Democratic candidates. They phoned in to cancel their hotel
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reservations, ordered pizzas to be delivered to them, made up offensive bumper
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stickers to embarrass the Democrats at their rallies, etc. They were
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effective far out of proportion to their number.
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+++ Selecting Your Target: Chapter 1.
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Whom do you hit? This is a very important question. You can't go around
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indiscriminately harassing anyone who rubs you the wrong way. You'd spend your
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entire life settling grudges and this is a pretty negative way to live. There
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are two questions you should ask yourself before starting on any program of
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harassment:
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Would most of your friends feel that you had a justifiable complaint?
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Is it worth the effort?
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If the answer to both of these questions is yes, then you probably have
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good reason to begin. If, however, the answer to the first one is no, then
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you should think very carefully about the whole thing. There are two sides to
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every story and what might seem like a great injustice to you might seem to be
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an unfortunate misunderstanding to a third person.
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Assuming you have decided to hit someone the next question is when. The
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timing can be very important. As a general rule, it is a good idea to let
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enough time go by so that he forgets about you, or forgets that you are mad at
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him. Don't be impatient. Remember; revenge is the only dish that tastes best
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when eaten cold.
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Here are a few examples to help you judge the timing. If your complaining
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is against a landlord, you can probably act within a few weeks or months. He
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probably has other unhappy tenants and he knows it. If you have been fired
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from a job, don't act right away. It might be wise to wait a year or two. A
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boss always thinks first of disgruntled employees or ex-employees.
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If your target is unaware that you have any conflict with him, you can act
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immediately. One such target would be the company spy who befriends his fellow
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workers and then tells the boss whatever derogatory information he has been
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able to discover about them. In that case it is important not to confront him.
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Even if what he has told the boss threatens your job don't let him know that
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you know. Keep up a friendly front to him and in fact exploit him to find out
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information which you can use in your planning.
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A good general rule to follow is to give your target time enough to
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antagonize several other people before you act. This will increase the number
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of suspects when things start happening to him. If he is as unpleasant a
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person as you think he is you can be sure that many other people will share
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your feelings about him.
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+++ The Basic Strategies: Chapter 2.
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The fundamental idea is to cause as much harassment and discomfort to your
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target as possible without being discovered. You can see, from studying the
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techniques, that if your target finds out who is harassing him he can do the
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same things to you. If that happens the best defense for you is to leave town.
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There is also the possibility of a civil suit.
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There are several basic strategic principles to follow for best results:
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PREPARE YOUR PLAN AS CAREFULLY AND COMPLETELY AS POSSIBLE BEFORE YOU MAKE
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YOUR MOVE.
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Put it in writing in the form of a chart. Get a large piece of paper and
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lay out your planned moves in chronological order, by date. By using this
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basic framework to coordinate the various parts of your plan you will avoid
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your plans conflicting with each other.
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GET ALL THE NECESSARY INFORMATION ON YOUR TARGET BEFORE YOU MAKE YOUR FIRST
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MOVE.
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You will need to know many things about your target as you develop your
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plan, such as his home and business addresses, phone numbers, daily schedule,
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the make, color, and license number of his car, etc.
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AVOID ALL PERSONAL CONTACT WITH HIM WHILE CARRYING OUT YOUR PLAN.
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Don't come near his home or job. Don't call him at home. He might
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recognize your face or your voice and start putting two and two together. If
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you must call his home to see if he answers, do it from a public phone. If you
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must approach his address to find out whether he lives in a house or apartment,
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do it well before you start your plan moving.
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USE THE MULTIPLIER EFFECT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
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This means, in plain language, let others do the work for you. That way,
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you can set in motion a much greater effect on his life than if you did it all
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by yourself. For example, don't annoy him by constantly phoning him at all
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hours. You'll only tie up your time for those hours. A classified ad in a
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newspaper will cause other people to phone him. As you will see from the
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following chapters, there are many ways in which one phone call from you can
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tie up his time for many hours and cause him a degree of harassment entirely
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out of proportion to your effort.
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+++ The Need for Accurate Information: Chapter 3.
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This deserves a chapter all to itself. When planning your offensive you
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will see that you need certain information about your target in order to carry
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out each phase of your plan. You should get all the information you can on
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your target before you make your first move. Since obtaining some of the
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information may expose you to some personal contact, it is essential that you
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do this when nothing has yet happened to make him suspicious.
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The basic data you need are: name, home and business addresses, home and
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business phones, type of car he drives, and its color and license number.
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Often you can find out what you need to know about his car just by driving by
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his house.
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Almost as important are the answers to these questions:
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Does he own his own home or live in an apartment?
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Is he self-employed or does he work for someone else?
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What kind of work does he do?
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What is his position in the company?
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What hours does he work?
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Does he spend most of his off-duty time at home?
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Is he married? Children?
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Does he travel much? Does he make out of town business trips? When? By
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car? Plane?
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What airline? When? How often? If you know this you can have fun with
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his reservations.
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In what hotels does he stay? You can send him telegrams there.
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What are his hobbies? When does he go on vacation?
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Does he own a boat? Where does he keep it?
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Every bit of information you can get about him opens him up to further
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harassment if you have the basic know-how and the imagination to make use of
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it.
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+++ Let Your Fingers Do the Walking: Chapter 4.
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The yellow pages of your telephone directory will be your basic source of
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goods and services by phone. You can impersonate your target over the phone
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and have a surprising variety and quantity of things delivered to his house or
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place of business. The basic technique is to pick up the yellow pages, start
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at "A" and work your way through to "Z".
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One caution is necessary, however. Do not send the police or fire
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department to his house. This is strictly illegal and it could get an innocent
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person killed. Too, most police and fire departments tape their calls and you
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don't want your voice on tape.
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Some examples from the phone book are:
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Phone a liquor store late at night, shortly before it closes. Tell them
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you are Mr. ----- and that you're having a party. A radio turned up loudly in
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the room will make this more credible. Tell the clerk you're running out of
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booze and order a couple of cases. If the clerk shows any reluctance at all or
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seems hesitant, offer him a ten dollar tip if he can deliver within fifteen
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minutes to a half hour. If your target goes to bed early this will be doubly
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effective in disturbing him.
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Look for a florist who makes telephone orders and charges them to your
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telephone bill. Tell him you are Mr. ----- and order a bouquet (an expensive
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one, of course) to be delivered to his wife while he is away at work. In order
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to ensure that the wife will accept it, order it to be inscribed on the card;
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"To my loving wife on a very special occasion." This will overcome awkward
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details such as not knowing his wife's name or birthday. Have it charged to
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his phone bill, of course.
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If you know where he parks his car, phone an auto repair service and have
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it towed away.
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Phone contractors, swimming pool companies, exterminators, etc. can stop
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by and give him estimates. You can see why it is important to know when he'll
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be home.
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This is easier than it seems. There is no problem to impersonating your
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target over the phone when ordering goods and services in his name. The people
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you will call probably do not know your target and in any event, one voice on
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the phone sounds pretty much like any other.
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+++ Special Telephone Techniques: Chapter 5.
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If you normally work nights and get off late, or if you're on your way
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home from a party late at night you can disturb his sleep by dialing his
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number from a phone booth and hanging up as soon as he answers. Do not ever
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call him from your home, as it is possible nowadays to trace a call in seconds.
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Do not ever say anything when calling him -- you don't want to risk him taping
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your voice. He might have a tape recorder hooked up after a few days of this
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treatment.
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When calling for salesmen to come out and give demonstrations or
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estimates, try to get them to come at unusual hours. Tell them that you work
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evenings and you would appreciate it if they could come after ten p.m. You can
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do the reverse of this too. If you know that your target sleeps normally until
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eight or nine in the morning you can request that the representative come at
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seven. If he wants to phone before coming that's fine too.
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If you don't know what car your target drives call his home when he is
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away and tell his wife or other relative that you represent a consumer research
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organization and that you are conducting a survey on car owner satisfaction and
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frequency of repairs. Ask for the car make, year, color, and license plate
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number. Ask appropriate questions about the car's repair history in order to
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avoid suspicion. Do this several weeks before starting your program so that no
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suspicion will be attached to your call and there will be no risk attached.
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With luck, the incident will be forgotten by the time the action starts. If
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there is any chance of your voice being recognized have a confederate whom you
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can trust implicitly make the call.
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One good trick is to look in a swinger's magazine for homosexual
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prostitutes. These are usually advertised as "masseurs". Some of them make
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house calls. Send a few to his house. For an interesting variation, give one
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or two the address of his next door neighbor. If the "masseur" is effeminate
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in appearance or manner the neighbor will start to have horrible suspicions
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about the man next door when a gay boy rings his bell and asks for him.
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Another good one is to have a confederate phone your target from a phone
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booth when he is home and ask for his wife. Your confederate should slur his
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speech as if he were drunk and say he is calling from a bar. A transistor
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radio playing loudly in the booth will help the effect. When the target asks
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what the call is about your friend can tell him that he saw his wife's name
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written on the toilet wall. If you have a number of friends you can trust not
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to shoot their mouths off you can pull this several times and have your target
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really believing that someone has been going around writing his wife's name and
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number on toilet walls. There is no point in makin the rounds of bars and
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actually doing so, however, since hardly anyone calls numbers written on toilet
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walls. The multiplier effect would not work in this case.
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If your target has an unlisted number it will significantly alter your
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plans. There are several ways to find out his number. One is to have a very
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good friend who works for the phone company do it for you. If you have no such
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friend you might be able to find it woud from his place of work. If you work
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for the same company it is easier yet. If you don't you can phone his company
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one day when he is absent or out to lunch and say that you are the delivery
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supervisor for a piano dealer and that you would like to have his home number
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in order to find out when you can deliver the piano. You can tell the person
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to whom you re speaking that a clerk in your office forgot to type it on the
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order form and that you'd like to be able to check with the target's wife
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regarding the delivery. There are all sorts of variations possible on this
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theme. To give the situation some urgency, you can tell them that you have a
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load of concrete for his swimming pool or driveway and that you must get to
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his house before it sets. One of these stories will usually work, if you are
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calling a private company. If your target works for the government agency,
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however, don't even try this. They have a policy of not disclosing their
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employee's addresses or phone numbers and you won't get anything from them
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without a court order.
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Another way to get his phone number if you know where he lives is to have
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a friend gain access to the house by posing as a salesman, census taker,
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repairman, etc. and reading it off the telephone dial.
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Yet another way is for your confederate to pose as a salesman and tell the
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target's wife that he would like to demonstrate his product only when she and
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her husband are both home and that if she will give him the phone number he'll
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call back in the evening to arrange a time.
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+++ Additional Telephone Techniques: Chapter 6.
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If you know that your target is being unfaithful to his wife you can have
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a confederate inform her by phone. One particularly effective way can be used
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if you know the time and place of the adulterous rendezvous:
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"Hello, Mrs. Smith, your husband told you he was going to be working late
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tonight but if you call his office you won't be able to get him. If you go to
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the XYZ Motel, however, you'll be able to see him if he and his roommate are
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not too busy."
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You can also phone a famous crime figure, or a militant and denounce and
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insult him. This could prove to be at least embarrassing for the person whom
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you impersonate when making the call. A variation on this theme is discussed
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in the chapter on the use of the telegraph.
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One additional resource the yellow pages lists is rental agencies. It is
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too easy to let your mind be channeled into looking only for companies with
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things to sell. Rental agencies will deliver appliances and furniture, as well
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as garden equipment and just about anything else you can buy.
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