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If she took to washing dishes, they'd have never picked her up, and they'd have packed up and gone home. If she also took the time to cross the border from the
by RajT88 3y ago
If she took to washing dishes, they'd have never picked her up, and they'd have packed up and gone home.
If she also took the time to cross the border from the country she flew into, it would have taken them way longer to sniff her out.
> If an investigator is determined enough eventually the target will inevitably slip up and be found out.
Eventually, she'd likely reach out to friends and family and try to get in contact, and that's what'd put them back on her again. I imagine it's really hard just giving up your whole life.
- phire 3y agoThey got a tip narrowing her location down to a single city. We don't know where that tip came from, but sounds like she already messed up by reaching out to friends and family, or maybe logging into an old internet account. It was only a matter of time before they found her, it just so happens to be the yoga job ad that got her.
- RajT88 3y agoCould be. I would love to know of course. I think in this day and age, a lot of techies are rightfully skeptical of Tor being truly impenetrably anonymous. I have to wonder if a murder is the threshold for the feds bringing in the big guns, or if you have to be sufficiently nastier than that to make it worth it for them to try and track you through Tor.