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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Playing Dead
A Journey Through the World of Death Fraud
Book • 2016
In 'Playing Dead', Elizabeth Greenwood delves into the intriguing world of pseudocide, where people fake their own deaths for reasons ranging from financial troubles to escaping abusive relationships.
The book chronicles her journey through this complex and often bizarre phenomenon, highlighting the motivations and consequences of such actions.
The book chronicles her journey through this complex and often bizarre phenomenon, highlighting the motivations and consequences of such actions.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
Recommended by 

as the most exhaustive look at pseudocide.


Josh Clark

37 snips
Faking Your Own Death: We All Do It, But Why?
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as a book she referenced when discussing faking one's own death.


Maria Konnikova

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Cautionary Tales Presents: Death Fraud and Other Risky Business
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as her first book about people who fake their own deaths and the disappearance industry.

Elizabeth Greenwood

Overthinking About Intuition
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as a great book to check out for those wanting to learn more about disappearing.

Maggie Freeling

Up and Vanished Weekly | VANISHED: Richard Cox
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when discussing a book about faking your own death.

Maggie Freleng

Interview: Up and Vanished Weekly, with Maggie Freleng
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, Greenwood a enquêté sur le phénomène du pseudocide et John Darwin lui a confié des détails.

Magalie Bertet

Qu’est-ce qu’un "pseudocide", cette technique pour échapper aux dettes ?
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in relation to the concept of pseudocide.

Noel Brown

What happened to Harold Holt?
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as the author of a book about pseudocide.


Katie Herzog

Premium: The Death Fakers
Recommended as detailing how people attempt to fake their deaths and the common pitfalls they encounter.

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