Search results for query: Plausible deniability

Ahh I didn’t know about the express. Thanks for all that info.

...BE SURE THAT YOUR VPN IS ON. Your IP Address is linked to every pkg you track. It greatly hinders the possibility of using the "Plausible Deniability" defense..which is real and has been used successfully over the years by people who have been shipped contraband over the years. Not possible...

...It is a fact that guys who have NOT opened a pkg of aas that was delivered USPS have escaped being arrested and or prosecuted. Plausible Deniability is real and is a tool that you may be able to use when you find yourself in your Living Room with a Postal Inspector and fbi, hls, or dea...

I'll try and explain it but honestly I would've preferred you did. Your explanations are generally much more detailed then I'm able to do and generally come with first hand examples that shed good light on things. You don't want your handle tied to your order for anonymity. You don't know who...

I think labs like AP contract their manufacturing out to other companies, who then have plausible deniability as to what's being done with the product in terms of illegal distribution networks, which makes it much harder for law enforcement to simply shut down production even if they nail the...

Doesnt that remove plausible deniability though and where do I sign up on the website?

No doesn’t mean you sent the pack just shows what’s coMing

Don't sign up for the new e,signature they started that seems like entrapment to me.

No people use it for all of their mail. Just Google USPS informed delivery and follow the steps. It shows you all your mail and packages. Its easier than bugging a source for tracking. Its worth it in imo.

...be a real shame if my mouthbreathing followers shot it up.” ... Everything about this presidency has, thus far, provided plausible deniability to the people with an incentive to cover for him. If Trump has finally reached the “taking notes on a criminal fuckin’ conspiracy” point, where he...

...the very least accept it like you were expecting it. You're in better shape if you haven't opened it than if you had because of plausible deniability. However, if they search your dwelling and find orher vials and pins before they've even touched your desktop, laptop, phone, and...

...- preferably Monero, or something bought with cash. 5. Do not check the tracking number from unsafe device on your own internet connection - there goes plausible deniability. Use 3rd party website for tracking or use VPN or TOR (although using VPN or TOR is theorized to cause some red lights).

...script with your regular pharmacy, then have your wife/girlfriend fill the other script for you somewhere else. If the doctor calls you out on it, you have plausible deniability. The script was on the table, she thought she'd do me a favor and fill it for me. She had no idea, so on and so forth.

Good question. There's room for plausible deniability, but once they know you're in possession of it, you're getting arrested, regardless. That would then be a battle for a lawyer to fight. You figure, there has to be something that can be done, or any jilted ex boyfriend or ex girlfriend...

...sphere of influence. Throughout it all, the one constant has been a desire to disguise Russian involvement. This emphasis on plausible deniability made Russia’s November 25 naval attack on three Ukrainian vessels a watershed moment. For the first time since the start of the conflict in spring...

...or law that conflicts with his own immediate self-expression or gratification. His only self-limitation, apparently, is plausible deniability — a moral framework that seems to be based on old episodes of “The Sopranos.” This is narcissism that has slipped its leash, roaming wherever it wishes...

They would need to prove (or disprove) mens rea for that to stick so it’s important to have a smart attorney. An example, if I drove someone to the store and they decided to rob the pharmacy without my knowledge the actus reus is there but no mens rea. You need both elements for a crime. A...

...You won’t have to ever worry about a source giving you a tracker again. Plus, because you’re not actively tracking it, there’s plausible deniability in case anything were to go wrong. Also in case anyone is not aware, if a source gives you a tracker and you enter it into the website and check...

exactly. i apologize for the jumble of text.

or simply trust the source and wait patiently for delivery..

This was already addressed

I suppose it may help with plausible deniability, even using your real name if you do things right it would be difficult for anyone to prove you actually ordered anything fake name just adds a little, at the very least it’ll make you feel more comfortable lol

...opened his mail, smashed it, re-sealed the broken vials, and then they claimed something else leaked onto it and if he wanted he could open it up there to see if he wanted to refuse the package. But obviously opening it there wouldn't be wise for possession and plausible deniability reasons.

I think you have more plausible deniability with it sent to your home as opposed to a PO Box. With the Box you have to go into the building and take possession (I would feel nervous to go into a government building and claim these item). At home, you can accept it but not open it and let it...

Yes, you are correct. I was pretty sure you had to have the tracking to enter. But again I was wrong and admit to this. Again I apologize.