Paper Tripping
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Last Update April 2010
I don't understand it! Why is it that so many
people are still fascinated by the tired old paper tripping
system? This dangerous and outdated approach should have vanished way back in the 1980s but we still get hundreds of emails each year
asking for advice on how the paper tripping system works.
Under this overused system
you
obtain a new identity by resurrecting and assuming the identity of a dead
infant. You wander around a cemetery until you find the grave of a dead infant of the
same race, gender and sex as yourself who was born around the same time you were and never
lived long enough to file for a social security number.
Then, using the information on the
gravestone, you apply for and obtain the dead infant's birth certificate and resurrect the dead child's
identity on paper and assume it as your own.
One young man we know
attempted to create a new identity using paper tripping and ran into serious problems the
very first time he attempted to use his new persona.
He quietly checked into a motel
only to have a dozen police banging on his door ten minutes later! It seems that he was
sharing his new identity with
a fugitive cop killer! And since his
physical description was somewhat similar to the criminal, he spent two days in
jail before he finally was able to convince the law that he wasn't their man.
Another lady
friend who tried to live
under a dead infant's identity landed in a local jail when she tried to cash a check in
one of those storefront instant check-cashing stores. Once again, she was sharing her new identity
with a fugitive scam artist who stole millions from a teacher's retirement
system. In order to get herself out of jail, she had to spill the
beans and reveal all the details of her identity change.
Unfortunately a new identity
borrowed from a dead infant can easily be exposed as fraudulent as it will
always be
linked to other paper trippers by both the name and date of birth. Any police officer will
be able to quickly blow your cover as police databases (including the federal NCIC system) are all indexed by both name and date of birth.
Since this approach is a
favorite with major criminals and is widely discussed in all sorts of prisons, there's an excellent
chance you'll end up sharing your new identity with a wanted criminal.
While this system had its
day, today it's worse than worthless. Don't waste your money on any of the books sold on
the internet that promise to provide you with a new identity using this dangerous and
outdated system.
One very popular "paper tripping" book was written way back in 1973
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still a best-seller!
The best approach by
far is to obtain a full set of
genuine identity
documents in an entirely new name though official channels.
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