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I’ve already got someone in a very smooth way.
I’d never used this approach before and it worked really great. This is what I did:
I bought a souvenir police badge. It was a toy, made for kids to play. Using that, a leather wallet and a computer, I made a Police badge that looked very official (at least compared with the ones we are used to seeing in movies). Most people haven’t seen a real official badge live, so I figured it would be really difficult for anyone to know it was fake.
On Thursday night, I dressed in a very formal way and went to his house. I was observing when he got home. About half an hour after that, I knocked on his door, showed my fake credentials (with the badge) and said his neighbors called the police because they saw someone sneak into his house. So I was there to check it out, and I asked permission to enter to make sure if everything was ok.
He found that weird, but he allowed me in, worried about his security.
That’s the catch. Being a police officer, people will let you in, you will be trusted even being a stranger. They will open their doors, open their car window to talk to you, it doesn’t matter if they have never seen you before. This avoids the need of a first contact, or the work of gaining someone’s trust, and the risk of commenting to third parties.
After I was in, it was easy. I pretended to be looking around, trying to find someone, and as soon as he lowered his guard, I attacked. This time I used a tissue soaked with chloroform and covered her mouth and nose with it. It is a very efficient way to put someone to sleep without making noise.
After that, I tied that guy and took him to his own car, which was parked in the garage. The garage was indoors, so nobody would ever notice this move. From there, with the car,
I really liked this tactic. First, if someone suspects this guy was abducted they would probably figure it was by an authority (if they are smart), and maybe start looking in the wrong direction. It was very clean: no screaming, no noise, no blood, no eyewitness, no first contact, no clues. And if the cops find the car in that neighborhood, they will easily think it was robbed by someone who lived there, and they won’t be sure if it has to do with her disappearance.
I’ve already got someone in a very smooth way.
I’d never used this approach before and it worked really great. This is what I did:
I bought a souvenir police badge. It was a toy, made for kids to play. Using that, a leather wallet and a computer, I made a Police badge that looked very official (at least compared with the ones we are used to seeing in movies). Most people haven’t seen a real official badge live, so I figured it would be really difficult for anyone to know it was fake.
On Thursday night, I dressed in a very formal way and went to his house. I was observing when he got home. About half an hour after that, I knocked on his door, showed my fake credentials (with the badge) and said his neighbors called the police because they saw someone sneak into his house. So I was there to check it out, and I asked permission to enter to make sure if everything was ok.
He found that weird, but he allowed me in, worried about his security.
That’s the catch. Being a police officer, people will let you in, you will be trusted even being a stranger. They will open their doors, open their car window to talk to you, it doesn’t matter if they have never seen you before. This avoids the need of a first contact, or the work of gaining someone’s trust, and the risk of commenting to third parties.
After I was in, it was easy. I pretended to be looking around, trying to find someone, and as soon as he lowered his guard, I attacked. This time I used a tissue soaked with chloroform and covered her mouth and nose with it. It is a very efficient way to put someone to sleep without making noise.
After that, I tied that guy and took him to his own car, which was parked in the garage. The garage was indoors, so nobody would ever notice this move. From there, with the car,
I really liked this tactic. First, if someone suspects this guy was abducted they would probably figure it was by an authority (if they are smart), and maybe start looking in the wrong direction. It was very clean: no screaming, no noise, no blood, no eyewitness, no first contact, no clues. And if the cops find the car in that neighborhood, they will easily think it was robbed by someone who lived there, and they won’t be sure if it has to do with her disappearance.
