You tie them up, having them sign over their rights or claim.
Nothing messy, just something simple. Have to be really careful for dna here. Would probably wear gloves and mask, etc. no cell phones. Duct tape. Would make sure to damage door lock to rule out evidence of familiarity.
Probably duct tape face and suffocate, no noise. Try breaking their neck, but this ain't no movie. No mess. All business.
Transporte body to another location. Difficult if in an apt. Probably have to get bags and plenty of plastic to leave no blood for when you cut up body. Make sure to smash teeth.
If peices are small enough, feed to animals or throw in water. Don't want hand floating off. Probably bury remains.
Don't you have to first try and convince them how miserable all that money will make their lives before offing them?
[laughing]Yep. Agreed.
I've read the best way to claim it is by doing it under a LLC.
Also, I've been thinking if I win it. I'm gonna buy a big house with a big fence and then I'm going to bury all that money in the ground. One block of cash every day and then I'll put an inground pool on top of it with a machine that would send me up a bundle of cash when I needed it.
I got anxiety thinking about the bank people knowing my account. I am surprised bank tellers don't kill more people with money.
Or you could invest in a low risk account and live off the interest alone.Yep. Agreed.
I've read the best way to claim it is by doing it under a LLC.
Also, I've been thinking if I win it. I'm gonna buy a big house with a big fence and then I'm going to bury all that money in the ground. One block of cash every day and then I'll put an inground pool on top of it with a machine that would send me up a bundle of cash when I needed it.
I got anxiety thinking about the bank people knowing my account. I am surprised bank tellers don't kill more people with money.
http://www.nola.com/louisiana-lottery/index.ssf/2013/11/16_million_lottery_winner_neve.html
That article from 2013 states largest unclaimed was 53 million jackpot...hopefully for that person's sake ignorance is still bliss.
Or you could invest in a low risk account and live off the interest alone.
Obviously, talk to a financial adviser, but yea, wouldnt think a savings account. Index fund, bonds, etc.That would have to be with a pretty large bank though, right? Don't smaller banks and credit unions have a cap on what you can put in your account for insurance reasons or something like that?
I sure as hell wouldn't trust one of the big banks with my money. I'd have about 20 different accounts with smaller credit unions and do exactly as you said, live off the interest from those accounts.
Obviously, talk to a financial adviser, but yea, wouldnt think a savings account. Index fund, bonds, etc.
In this case, I hope it's the lesbian couple that wins. I'm not close to them, and they don't seem to have a lot of people around. My other neighbors have kids that would have to disappear. Probably just go on the roof of their house and plug up the furnace vent. Let the CO take them out.Kidnap burn torture?
Before implementing the kill the neighbor strategy, make sure that they do not take the lump sum payout. The $1.5 billion winning prize will be reduced by 38% to $930 million if they do. That is before taxes. Federal tax will reduce the lump sum to $562 million and state/local tax could reduce it further to $422 million depending on where you live and where you bought the ticket. So if you take the cash option, you will only get about 28% of the stated prize amount (assuming you live in a state that taxes lottery winnings like KY).
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/11/tallying-the-big-tax-bite-of-a-14b-powerball-win.html
Yeah you better just go kill anyone who has ever talked to/seen these people as well, just to be safe. Especially the neighborhood postal worker. Screw him.Definitely agree with burying the remains. Problem is, family. They are the first to know. Everybody got a cousin or an uncle who'd risk it all. Observant neighbors could actually plan this and pin it on a family member.
Kidnap burn torture?
is the scenario for when they are still in possession of the winning ticket or for after they have claimed?
Damn, that's a good question. Never thought about that.
Damn, that's a good question. Never thought about that.
dammit, Willy. Are you going to leave this hanging? What time did you start drinking today? We're all wanting to play by your rules here. Pre ticket? Post ticket?
Ha ha ha man I'm stumped. Was just focused on the end goal, which was murder
Before implementing the kill the neighbor strategy, make sure that they do not take the lump sum payout. The $1.5 billion winning prize will be reduced by 38% to $930 million if they do. That is before taxes. Federal tax will reduce the lump sum to $562 million and state/local tax could reduce it further to $422 million depending on where you live and where you bought the ticket. So if you take the cash option, you will only get about 28% of the stated prize amount (assuming you live in a state that taxes lottery winnings like KY).
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/01/11/tallying-the-big-tax-bite-of-a-14b-powerball-win.html
I haven't done the calculations yet.
But whether you take lump sum or the 30 yr payments, you will be paying taxes on it. I don't know, maybe if you move to a non-income tax state you can have less in taxes in years 2-29. Also, due to inflation, $50M will not be worth in 5 years what it is today, and definitely not in 30 years. Doing some crude math, the $50M you get in year 30 would be worth $15-20M of today's dollars.
And by taking a lump sum, not only can you negate inflation, but you have a reasonable chance at increasing the value over those 30 years by investing.
So in summary, I don't think it is necessarily true, that you gain more by taking $50M a year for 30 years.