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10 people who have faked their own deaths

While it’s not something most people will ever have to resort to, there are a few legitamate reasons to fake your own death. Of course, if you do it because you think you’re wanted for a crime, it might be a good idea to check that you are actually wanted first:

Bennie Wint thought he was a wanted man, so he went. On the eve of his marriage to Patricia Hollingsworth in 1989, he went for a swim, and never came back. He was presumed drowned, and his fiance, his ex-wife, and his four-year-old son mourned for him. Twenty years later, he was pulled over for not having a light bulb on his license plate, and he couldn’t help but confess his sins. He told the police he had slipped away and “had never looked back” because he thought he was wanted on drug charges…It turns out, he wasn’t wanted on drug charges after all, so the whole affair was for naught.

via Neatorama

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