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Lesson: if the gov is after you, and you want to flee, buy a two-way ticket just for the reasonable doubt.
by ThalesX 4y ago
Lesson: if the gov is after you, and you want to flee, buy a two-way ticket just for the reasonable doubt.
- listenallyall 4y agoOr just drive. Bay Area to Mexico is only what, 8 hours? Starting to think the Mexico ticket was subterfuge. Seems too obvious. Buy a ticket to Mexico, meanwhile you hire a private jet to a remote location in Uruguay or something.
- scyzoryk_xyz 4y agoYou might be over estimating their competence. My money would be on some stupid heated argument with someone clicking around on a computer before thinking it through or some other dumb shit.
- PenguinCoder 4y agoWho wants to drive for 8 hours when you could fly it in 3.5?
- RadiozRadioz 4y agoSomebody who wants to be harder to follow.
- koolba 4y agoOr buy the ticket day of, enter the airport and pass security, have someone else buy a different ticket flying somewhere else, have them get past security, take their boarding pass and then fly to their destination. The vast majority of flights do not check your identification at boarding time. Or even better, just don’t be a criminal and you don’t have to come up with plans like this.
- nradov 4y agoMost international flights leaving US airports do check identification at boarding time.
- jki275 4y agoAnd even if they didn't, then you've got to get through border control on the other side, and your passport won't be on their list so you'll almost certainly be turned around and put on a flight right back.
- KiranRao0 4y agoEvery domestic and international flight I can remember (post 9/11) has checked my ID immediately before boarding.