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| LubeNLuv Senior Member 1854 Posts 3/06 | I ran across this article the other day regarding former porn performer Sophie Perez and how someone allegedly "faked" her death. I would guess that for some porn stars who wish to pursue a 'civilian' life after their porn careers are over this would be an option. But do we have any other incidents like this one where someone has been declared dead only to resurface as very much alive? Its their right to disappear if they wish, of course, but faking death seems a bit over the top. [Link] |
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| Gore Gore Girl Doctor of the Erotic Arts 7238 Posts 1/09 | Edited by - Gore Gore Girl on 10/14/2011 12:15:43 PM |
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| LubeNLuv Senior Member 1854 Posts 3/06 | Edited by - lubenluv on 10/14/2011 2:14:18 PM |
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| Peoples Temple Member People tell lies my friend. Some people like publicity. I don't like publicity. 674 Posts 5/11 | Think of it, you take out a hefty life insurance policy, allow some time to pass and fake your death via drowning at sea, only a body is never recovered. After a certain amount of time elapses, usually one full year, you are legally dead. Meanwhile the insurance company usually pays off the policy to the beneficiary. All illegal of course but you get the drift. The author Sue Grafton wrote a fictional book on this, it is titled, "J is for Judgment". The faked death took place off of Mexico with someone falling off a private yacht. Most insurance companies will not hire a private investigator to go into a foreign country to sort it out. I'm not suggesting of course anyone do this just giving a reason why some attempt it. |
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