Magnum P.E.
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bump to get this thread going again. So I know someone who was stalked by a person so badly that she took a new identity and moved. The thing is, she was always honest with us that her real name was not "jane smith" and that she had changed it because of a stalker. She talked of only being able to meet her family by having them fly to a different airport than she did and meeting up in between the 2 airports. She told stories of her family still having to dodge her stalker even after she "vanished". Her family members can never have a facebook or never post photos online where they could be hacked. She would never tell anyone where she was meeting her family and we all understood because her life depended on it. I tell this story because notice the difference.... jane doe's in laws said that she would become hostile if asked about her prior life. This leads me to believe that she was not running from a stalker, she was running from a crime. I am not opposed to thinking that she hired a broker to tell her what to do, remember this was the 80's. unemployment was double digits and she had breast implants..this was not a middle class female...she had some source of money.
I keep hearing about this identity broker, but none was really necessary. FLEK's method was straight out of the Loompanics books, the old paper chase. As for her implants, I never heard when she got them, it may have been after she started dancing. I understand that this is an investment that pays itself back quickly in that line of work.
While I agree that she behaved as if she were running from a crime, if that were so her prints should have shown up. They haven't. It is one of many baffling aspects of this case.
I still feel that if USA today could be persuaded to run on its front page the earliest known photo of FLEK, the 1988 Idaho drivers license, that would be the best shot of having someone recognize her.
It is said that she had no discernible accent. If she were from outside the US, well, I have personally known people from Canada, The Netherlands, Morocco, the Bahamas, Cuba, and South Africa who fooled me into thinking that they were of US origin. Dutch people can really lose an accent, for whatever reason. And Dutch women are pretty tall as well. Hmm.......