my friend needs to fake his death for insurance money?

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any tips ?

Answer 1

your friend sounds like a very hard worker and also very hott and even more also not an idiot. perhaps all he needs is a sugar momma to keep him in line and encourage him to live by financing his elite zombie van force. if no such woman of courage exist and the death fake fails and he survives the column of fire then he should take solace in that i...i mean he luvs sammiches and death fake is white collar prison crime not a federal pound u in the *** prison crime....isnt it? maybe someone should look into that.....

Answer 2

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

What ya gonna do? What ya gonna do when they come for you?
Someone tried that here and it didn't work. He ran his car into the bay. He got caught as well he should have. You would be smart to not have anything to do with his bright idea.

Answer 9

now we know who you are... its only a matter of time before we catch your friend. But we will wait until he has faked his death before we get him and those involved and/or those who had knowlege of his intent. Be seeing you soon
signed the FBI (Feline Bureau of Investigation)

Answer 10

Read this first.

Sunday, May 8, 2005

GEORGETOWN, Texas — Molly Daniels spent weeks surfing the Internet, gathering information for a bizarre and grisly plot of deception.

She learned how to burn a human body beyond recognition. She sought clues on ways to deceive arson investigators, and took meticulous steps to create a new identity for her husband.

Daniels then dug up a woman's corpse, staged a fiery car accident to fake the death of her husband, Clayton Daniels, and had him re-emerge as her new boyfriend. Authorities say the motives were a $110,000 life-insurance policy and a wish to hide Clayton Daniels from police.

Molly Daniels pleaded guilty last week to felony charges of insurance fraud and hindering apprehension and was sentenced to the maximum 20 years in prison. Clayton Daniels is awaiting trial on arson charges and also could face up to 20 years.

"This was a ghoulish, horrific crime," prosecutor Jane Starnes said at the sentencing hearing Thursday.

Molly Daniels, 22, insisted the plan wasn't motivated by greed but rather was a desperate attempt to keep her husband out of prison in a sexual-assault case.

"It was about keeping our family together," she tearfully told jurors.

The plot began to take shape last year after Clayton Daniels, 24, pleaded guilty to sexual assault. He was allowed to stay out of prison after the plea but never reported to his probation officer, drawing a 30-day jail sentence.

Three days before he was to report to jail in June, police found a burned-out Chevrolet at the bottom of a roadside cliff. The corpse behind the wheel was unrecognizable, its head and limbs burned away.

"Even the metal on the car was melted, it was so hot," said Thomas Vasquez, Molly Daniels' defense attorney.

Molly Daniels told friends and relatives her husband had died. Her co-workers raised $1,000 for her and attended a memorial service.

A few weeks later, Molly Daniels introduced "Jake Gregg," her new boyfriend, to their children, ages 4 and 1.

He looked a lot like Clayton Daniels but had dyed black hair. Investigators say Molly Daniels also had forged documents to create a new identity for him, including a fake birth certificate and a Texas driver's license.

Investigators had been suspicious from the start. The accident scene had no skid marks or signs of a high-speed crash. The hottest spot of the fire was the driver's seat, and charcoal lighter fluid had been used as a fire accelerant. DNA samples from the burned corpse couldn't be matched with one from Clayton's mother.

Searches of their home and the computer that Molly Daniels used to surf the Web revealed the scheme to find Clayton a new identity. Officers also found a list of plastic surgeons in Mexico.

Investigators said Molly Daniels told them the body was taken from a cemetery a few miles away. The body was an 81-year-old woman who had died in 2003 and was buried in an area used for people who can't afford a burial plot or have little or no family.

Vasquez, Molly Daniels' lawyer, said he couldn't explain why anyone who went to such great lengths to mislead investigators would stay in their home where they could be discovered so easily. But he said the fact that they didn't leave proves that their motive wasn't insurance fraud.

"This wasn't about money," he said. "She felt everything was falling apart and had to take action somehow. It was misguided, but [her family] was the motivation."