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Episode #40: Hide in Plain Sight from True's 8 March 2009 issue.

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Posted by Rita Myrtle Beach SC on March 16, 2009:

Have you heard the follow-up to this story? that the "victim" also used a false identity- that of the name of his new wife's ex-husband, Allegedly because there was a warrant out for his arrest for back child support. Big article in the Flagler edition of the Daytona Beach News-Journal on March 11.

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No, I hadn't heard, since that came out several days after I wrote the story. They're all the sort of twists and turns that no one would believe in a fictional movie. The follow-up story is here. -rc

Posted by Dan from Detroit on March 20, 2009:

I hope the hitman is going up the river, or at least that he is not a subscriber to This is True! He may have a response to the video...

Posted by rewinn, Mercer Island on March 21, 2009:

"...They're all the sort of twists and turns that no one would believe in a fictional movie..."

Fiction has to make sense.

Reality is under no such constraint ;-)

Posted by Allan, Rancho Cucamonga on March 26, 2009:

Whoops! The link you gave to the follow-up story might have worked on March 16, but now it's March 26 and that's a dead link.

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Figures. I think it's so dumb when papers pull their archives offline. I'm working like crazy to get mine online, because they bring me both new readers and income! Gee: I wonder why newspapers are failing, and I'm doing OK? -rc

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