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And if so, do you then transition to a bitcoin standard?

Asking for a friend.

Ask Mircea. Or McAfee.

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Or that Quadriga guy.

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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/quadriga-widow-jennifer-roberston-gerald-cotten-1.6318955

Other red flags raised by investors surrounding Cotten's death included his name being spelled incorrectly on the death certificate and his closed casket funeral. That led to speculation that Cotten may have faked his own death.

Hmm... I hadn't known about him

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Also local reports in Costa Rica said that Mircea was Polish, although he was Romanian.

Probably just an innocent mix-up though.

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134 sats \ 0 replies \ @fred 16 Sep

McAfee and Epstein seems like a hush up

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McAfee "died?"

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I think he died in custody in a Spanish prison...

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Would have been tough (Expensive?) to fake, but not impossible.

Finding a corrupt jurisdiction and then getting imprisoned there might be a way.

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192 sats \ 4 replies \ @k00b 15 Sep

Most of the trouble is gaining a new identity I'd think. Otherwise you just need a cadaver and a fire?

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Live on a small houseboat near a river estaury, sink the boat. No need for cadaver.

Make sure you have your 12 seed words.. new passport identity saved beforehand!

But if you have the moneys, the simplest strategy would probably be to travel to some poor, corrupt African country and pay a coroner well to write a report and hush hush.

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Is getting a suitable cadaver not also troublesome?

Even if you could get one, wouldn't you gambling on them not testing the dna?

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90 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 15 Sep
Is getting a suitable cadaver not also troublesome?

Depends on who you know/knew!

Even if you could get one, wouldn't you gambling on them not testing the dna?

Would they test dna after a fire in your own home/car? Seems unlikely.

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Would they test dna after a fire in your own home/car? Seems unlikely.

True. House is difficult if you don't live alone. For a car you'd have to stage a believable crash, righ, one that would ignite. You might get injured unless you had a way of doing that without being in the car I guess.

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I had a Columbian friend in UK with an ugly divorse situation. His ex was suing him for millions. So he went back to Columbia and disappeared without a trace. To me he said beforehand that I and everyone that knew him would never hear from him again. But that he would be fine living a new life under a new identity. Hard choice, but doable in some countries.

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if you mean give up your citizenshit, legally you actually can. question is, does your friend has the balls to do it?

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Here's a how-to guide:

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I'd say it is possible, but...

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