From: anna.gonzales.wpg@gmail.com   
      
   On Saturday, January 10, 2015 at 3:50:26 AM UTC-6, yaka...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Wasn't aware of that group. Thanks!   
   >    
   > It's so bad to have to choose between not being found, and traumatizing the   
   one who'll find you. I thought about offering someone who I don't know and who   
   needs money, to help me with removing an exit bag and taking all the stuff   
   away, but I can't    
   think of anyone who I can trust with this kind of request. Any thoughts about   
   this one??   
      
   Chances are if even if your plan does work, eventually bit and pieces of your   
   body will become separated (like your feet and shoes) and maybe even washed on   
   shore. For instance, people were freaked out that shoes with human bones in   
   them kept on washing    
   up on shore. Then the investigators figured out that the shoes are probably   
   from depressed people who jumped off  a bridge. Heck, even if you do   
   disappear, chances are the police will check your hardddrives and figure out   
   what happened to you from there   
      
   Let's say you do succeed, what happens to your stuff? Well, police will try to   
   track down your next of kin. If they can't identify one then they will take   
   your stuff and sell it. Then they would use that money to pay for cremation   
   and burial cost (if    
   they can find the body). Then they will probably bury you in an mass grave   
   with a bunch of other unclaimed bodies (that is actually really sad).   
      
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