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Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 10:38:47 AM
I have tried to find a thread about this but I can´t find one.
If there´s anyone, just delete or mergue this, please.

We´ve made and discussed this question lots of times but I don´t think we have come to a conclusive answer.

As much as I search, I find no comfirmation of being illegal to fake one´s death perse.

All the answers I find says that it only would be illegal, other illegalities that it may involve, things such as commiting fraude to get benefits, killing someone to get a body, doing it to avoid payments or jail, civil responsabilities if someone is damaged, hurt, it could bring lawsuits to pay expenses...

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We know it´s legal if you had 2 murder attempts... (which FBI files to be MJ´s case)
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We know it would no way be illegal within a guitness program, or government program.

We know it could be illegal to sign a fake death certificate... ;)

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All this could explain, as we know, a big part of the hoax.

It would be wonderful to find a definitive proof of this, or come to a conclusion based on this kind of sources at least.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 10:48:35 AM
Olivia Newton-John's bf faked his death a few yrs ago....some of you may recall.

He was found last yr somewhere in Mexico and gave a statement to the public through a friend or Private Investigator I think. Yes he is alive but Ive not heard that he is going to jail for what he did. They didnt really get into the legalities of his reasons for doing it, but I think he's pretty much off the hook. He had some money issues I believe and child support payments he was behind on...so I dont know how they resolved all of that. But I have not heard of him being arrested and going to jail for what he did.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 10:57:17 AM
Yes ONJ ex husband is going to jail simply because he cashed his life insurance policy.

Michaels is yet to be touched or cashed. Getting back the you paid for the life insurance policy does not count as fraud, its counts a refund for the money you paid into your own policy.

so no law is broken if you fake your death and dont cash your policy.
Also, any money made through record sales is not fraud either as it is the publics choice to go out and buy the cds and dvds.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:03:25 AM
Quote from: "TruthBeTold"
Yes ONJ ex husband is going to jail simply because he cashed his life insurance policy.

Michaels is yet to be touched or cashed. Getting back the you paid for the life insurance policy does not count as fraud, its counts a refund for the money you paid into your own policy.

so no law is broken if you fake your death and dont cash your policy.
Also, any money made through record sales is not fraud either as it is the publics choice to go out and buy the cds and dvds.



I think or I've read somewhere that it IS legal, if it's not a insurance fraud etc.....As far as I know there is no insurance which was paid out in MJs Case or am I wrong?
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:07:22 AM
this is interesting........and knowing micheal as we do....he would have covered all the bases wouldnt he........he is not a sloppy worker,so i feel he would have had proper advise on this..............btw a friend i had coffee with today.......who does not believe........said to me "if he faked his death dont you think that is a vile thing to do to people"...............and although i believe he is alive it is a valid question........what do you guys think i should have said...?????
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:15:38 AM
In Spain there´s a huge case about an ex secret agent, ex diplomat, involved in a huge fraud, corruption, kidnapping and very weird things that involved the 90´s government. That men faked his own death when he was under interpol search and capture order. A few years ago he was found living in France but all had prescribed. He´s free, he has never been in jail. An not because the faked death prescribed, because, as many criminal offences, it would start counting when the crime is discovered, not commited...

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But this case is really complicated as I say. Another public man was in jail, he says he doesn´t have the money, and acusses the agent to have it, to have help from government... but Paesa, the main character of this story, as the last article says "has left the case without losing a single feather"...
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:17:06 AM
Quote from: "loyalfan"
this is interesting........and knowing micheal as we do....he would have covered all the bases wouldnt he........he is not a sloppy worker,so i feel he would have had proper advise on this..............btw a friend i had coffee with today.......who does not believe........said to me "if he faked his death dont you think that is a vile thing to do to people"...............and although i believe he is alive it is a valid question........what do you guys think i should have said...?????

I gess that only time and/or Michael can answer that question.
I hope he have a good reason... otherwise he would be in trouble if he BAMS.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:20:46 AM
Quote from: "TruthBeTold"
Yes ONJ ex husband is going to jail simply because he cashed his life insurance policy.

Michaels is yet to be touched or cashed. Getting back the you paid for the life insurance policy does not count as fraud, its counts a refund for the money you paid into your own policy.

so no law is broken if you fake your death and dont cash your policy.
Also, any money made through record sales is not fraud either as it is the publics choice to go out and buy the cds and dvds.

As I understand all this, he would have to face civil lawsuits from "affected" people asking for economic compensation, that for sure... We´re talking about Michael who always have claims... but not criminal offense.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 11:23:01 AM
Quote from: "TruthBeTold"
Yes ONJ ex husband is going to jail simply because he cashed his life insurance policy.

Michaels is yet to be touched or cashed. Getting back the you paid for the life insurance policy does not count as fraud, its counts a refund for the money you paid into your own policy.

so no law is broken if you fake your death and dont cash your policy.
Also, any money made through record sales is not fraud either as it is the publics choice to go out and buy the cds and dvds.


Oh...I hadnt heard about it. I didnt know he cashed in his LI policy!!! What a douchebag!! Youd think he would have researched this before hand!!

And I dont think MJ will go to jail either. He hasnt done anything illegal at all as far as I know. He knows ALOOOTT of people and Im sure he has his bases covered to avoid going to jail...
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 12:34:41 PM
Quote from: "loyalfan"
this is interesting........and knowing micheal as we do....he would have covered all the bases wouldnt he........he is not a sloppy worker,so i feel he would have had proper advise on this..............btw a friend i had coffee with today.......who does not believe........said to me "if he faked his death dont you think that is a vile thing to do to people"...............and although i believe he is alive it is a valid question........what do you guys think i should have said...?????

Well for a non believer it may be vile. For believers it isn't. We all know he had rough times and needed to fix his issue. Yes it was a big shock when his death was posted, but once you realize what this man has gone through, you forgive and wish he is doing better. The non believers, obviously will not be able to comprehend why he has faked his death. You just should have told your friend, that he hasn't done anything wrong, did not cash his insurance so he is fine.  Talking about insurance, If he did really die, why not cash the insurance?? It would have benifited the children, so that is another proof that he did not die, since he did not cash his life insurance.
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I'm happy to be alive, I'm happy to be who I am.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 12:41:14 PM
found this to be... interesting:
California Health & Safety Code:

102245.  On and after January 1, 1978, whenever the State Registrar
receives a death certificate from a local registrar, the State
Registrar shall determine whether the state records contain the birth
certificate of the deceased or a reproduction thereof as authorized
under this chapter. If the State Registrar has such a record of
birth, it shall be revised to indicate the date of the death of the
registrant, or, alternatively, a notation to that effect shall be
entered in the State Registrar's index of births adjacent to the name
of the deceased. The State Registrar, pursuant to an ongoing
program, shall distribute, without charge, on a monthly basis to each
county, a list of deceased registrants to enable local registrars
and recorders to update their files. Upon receipt of such a list the
local registrar or county recorder shall revise the local records or
indexes accordingly.
102235.  Notwithstanding any other provisions of law relating to
retention of public records, the State Registrar may cause the
original records of birth, death and marriage filed under this part
to be destroyed if all of the following requirements have been met:
   (a) One year has elapsed since the date of registration of the
records.
   (b) The birth, death, or marriage records have been reproduced
onto microfilm or optical disk or by any other technique that does
not permit additions, deletions, or changes to the original document
in compliance with Section 12168.7 for recording of permanent records
or nonpermanent records.
   (c) Adequate provisions are made that the permanent storage medium
reflects additions or corrections to the records.
   (d) A permanent copy is maintained in a manner that permits it to
be used for all purposes served by the original record.
   (e) A permanent copy has been stored at a separate physical
location in a place and manner that will reasonably assure its
preservation indefinitely against loss or destruction.

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What you have just witnessed could be the end of a particularly terrifying nightmare.  It isn’t. It’s the beginning....

Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 12:43:35 PM
103526.5.  (a) Each certified copy of a birth, death, or marriage
record issued pursuant to Section 103525 shall include the date
issued, the name of the issuing officer, the signature of the issuing
officer, whether that is the State Registrar, local registrar,
county recorder, or county clerk, or an authorized facsimile thereof,
and the seal of the issuing office.
   (b) All certified copies of birth, death, and marriage records
issued pursuant to Section 103525 shall be printed on chemically
sensitized security paper that measures 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches and
that has the following features:
   (A) Intaglio print.
   (B) Latent image.
   (C) Fluorescent, consecutive numbering with matching barcode.
   (D) Microprint line.
   (E) Prismatic printing.
   (F) Watermark.
   (G) Void pantograph.
   (H) Fluorescent security threads.
   (I) Fluorescent fibers.
   (J) Any other security features deemed necessary by the State
Registrar.
   (c) The State Registrar, local registrars, county recorders, and
county clerks shall take precautions to ensure that uniform and
consistent standards are used statewide to safeguard the security
paper described in subdivision (b), including, but not limited to,
the following measures:
   (1) Security paper shall be maintained under secure conditions so
as not to be accessible to the public.
   (2) A log shall be kept of all visitors allowed in the area where
security paper is stored.
   (3) All spoilage shall be accounted for and subsequently destroyed
by shredding on the premises.

CAN ANY OF THIS BE VERIFIED ?  i GUESS NOT B/C THE COPIES ON THE INTERNET ARE JUST THAT... COPIES???  WE'D NEED TO SEE THE ORIGINAL DC???

103527.  (a) The State Registrar shall appoint a Vital Records
Protection Advisory Committee to study and make recommendations to
protect individual privacy, inhibit identity theft, and prevent fraud
involving birth, death, and marriage certificates while providing
needed access to birth, death, and marriage record information to
those seeking it for legitimate purposes. The committee shall have
the following duties:
   (1) Review and make recommendations as to the adequacy of
procedures to safeguard individual privacy and prevent fraud, while
ensuring appropriate access to birth, death, and marriage records.
   (2) Make recommendations to the State Registrar as to items that
should be redacted from informational certified copies of birth,
death, and nonconfidential marriage certificates issued pursuant to
Section 103526.
   (3) Make recommendations to the State Registrar regarding fraud
prevention measures concerning vital records.
   (b) The committee shall include representatives from private and
governmental entities that use vital records as identity or legal
documents, consumers, law enforcement officials, genealogists, and
organizations that research vital records for legal or social
purposes. The State Registrar shall make every effort to ensure that
committee membership also represents the community at large.
   (c) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), membership on the
committee shall be for a term of three years.
   (2) Appointments shall be made on a staggered basis to allow for a
change of one-third of the membership on an annual basis. One-third
of the initial committee membership shall be appointed to one-year
terms, and one-third of the initial committee membership shall be
appointed to two-year terms.

SEEMS LIKE WE NEED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THIS COMMITTEE!!!!
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What you have just witnessed could be the end of a particularly terrifying nightmare.  It isn’t. It’s the beginning....

Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 01:16:26 PM
Quote from: "all4loveandbelieve"
Quote from: "loyalfan"
this is interesting........and knowing micheal as we do....he would have covered all the bases wouldnt he........he is not a sloppy worker,so i feel he would have had proper advise on this..............btw a friend i had coffee with today.......who does not believe........said to me "if he faked his death dont you think that is a vile thing to do to people"...............and although i believe he is alive it is a valid question........what do you guys think i should have said...?????

Well for a non believer it may be vile. For believers it isn't. We all know he had rough times and needed to fix his issue. Yes it was a big shock when his death was posted, but once you realize what this man has gone through, you forgive and wish he is doing better. The non believers, obviously will not be able to comprehend why he has faked his death. You just should have told your friend, that he hasn't done anything wrong, did not cash his insurance so he is fine.  Talking about insurance, If he did really die, why not cash the insurance?? It would have benifited the children, so that is another proof that he did not die, since he did not cash his life insurance.


It was cashed in. But the money was just what he had put in. Like closing your bank account.
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 01:20:25 PM
Quote from: "MJsDangerousGirl"
found this to be... interesting:
California Health & Safety Code:

102245.  On and after January 1, 1978, whenever the State Registrar
receives a death certificate from a local registrar, the State
Registrar shall determine whether the state records contain the birth
certificate of the deceased or a reproduction thereof as authorized
under this chapter. If the State Registrar has such a record of
birth, it shall be revised to indicate the date of the death of the
registrant, or, alternatively, a notation to that effect shall be
entered in the State Registrar's index of births adjacent to the name
of the deceased. The State Registrar, pursuant to an ongoing
program, shall distribute, without charge, on a monthly basis to each
county, a list of deceased registrants to enable local registrars
and recorders to update their files. Upon receipt of such a list the
local registrar or county recorder shall revise the local records or
indexes accordingly.
102235.  Notwithstanding any other provisions of law relating to
retention of public records, the State Registrar may cause the
original records of birth, death and marriage filed under this part
to be destroyed if all of the following requirements have been met:
   (a) One year has elapsed since the date of registration of the
records.
   (b) The birth, death, or marriage records have been reproduced
onto microfilm or optical disk or by any other technique that does
not permit additions, deletions, or changes to the original document
in compliance with Section 12168.7 for recording of permanent records
or nonpermanent records.
   (c) Adequate provisions are made that the permanent storage medium
reflects additions or corrections to the records.
   (d) A permanent copy is maintained in a manner that permits it to
be used for all purposes served by the original record.
   (e) A permanent copy has been stored at a separate physical
location in a place and manner that will reasonably assure its
preservation indefinitely against loss or destruction.

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...and it seems as though you have to ask permission by mail??? AM I correct on this or am I looking at it wrong?
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Re: Law on faking one´s death
March 31, 2010, 02:37:56 PM
Quote from: "TruthBeTold"
Yes ONJ ex husband is going to jail simply because he cashed his life insurance policy.

Michaels is yet to be touched or cashed.

TMZ said the life insurance was quietly cashed in by Branca.
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[Jackson Honchos Score $3 Mil
Posted Aug 8th 2009 1:30AM by TMZ Staff

The special administrators of Michael Jackson's estate scored a big one -- reeling in $3 million from the company that issued a life insurance policy to M.J.

John Branca (above) and John McClain quietly cashed in the policy -- reports it was worth upwards of $20 million are simply not true. It was a $3 million payout. And here's why it was a swift move -- the coroner hasn't even released the autopsy report yet.

Some life insurance companies are hinky about paying out proceeds until the cause of death is known. Remember Heath Ledger's death, when the life insurance company wouldn't promptly fork over the $10 million because Heath allegedly lied about drug use on the application?

Somehow Branca and McClain convinced the insurance company to ante up with lightening speed -- and the estate is $3 million richer for it.
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