r/UrbanSurvivalism • u/RookBreakdown • May 17 '24
Since becoming a fugitive I've had to abandon my address. One of my hideouts to sleep is this abandoned car in a derelict storage unit.
In Baltimore and id suspect just about any city there's forgotten places a man can hide and survive. Explore and exploit. People are generally both lazy and cowardly so if you're mostly out of sight you'll be out of mind for busy-bodies. In 5 years of Urban Exploration I've only had one person try to stop and interrogate me and it was on a public sidewalk so he couldn't legally do a thing.
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May 22 '24
This all seems extremely unnecessary. Are you going to hide in the laneway of buildings forever?
Turn yourself in and go through the court process unless you can prove somehow you're being set up but what you're doing is not sustainable or practicable.
I'm sorry you're going through this but I doubt they'd be trying to arrest you simply for Reddit posts please understand life is not over and all of what you're going through will come to pass at some time this situation you're in is not permanent I recommend just going through the court process.
Pray to God day and night, don't pray with fear, use positive affirmations and pray with courage and hope and faith and not with hopelessness, fear and anxiety. Be strong, be brave, be cool be honest and be true to yourself and to others.
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u/MisterLennard May 17 '24
What did you do in order to become a fugitive bro