Customer Reviews

The International Fugitive

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One of those good rarely discussed How-To books: how to be a fugitive. This book is an absolute necessity if you are planing a "legal infraction" and need to know how to get out of dodge, or if you just like to keep big brother out of your private arrangements. Some tips are great like how to get overseas unnoticed. But others are pretty obvious - like sit in the back of a restaurant near an exit. All in all, a very interesting book, although I hope none need to use the knowledge within.

Overall,
I did enjoy the book. It had some interesting facts about different parts of the world plus definitely made me think in ways I have never thought before. I thought the material was a little outdated plus, some of the specific topics, even though true and applicable, were easier said than done to implement.
I thought the book was informative though. I guess one of the points that matter is that I am infact NOT a fugitive, therefore, the opinion of someone actually "on the lam" would probably a little more useful. Nevertheless, if you want an interesting read from a different perspective, go for it.

This book is a sequal to Kenn Abaygo's How to Run, Hide and Survive. As usual, Kenn gives you all the secrets of the world traveler from the perspective of someone who's "been there, done that". It's all covered here for the person who needs to hide, and needs to hide BAD!

This book is a sequal to Kenn Abaygo's How to Run, Hide and Survive. As usual, Kenn gives you all the secrets of the world traveler from the perspective of someone who's "been there, done that". It's all covered here for the person who needs to hide, and needs to hide BAD!