Respawn: A Grab Bag of Deaths That Weren't What They Seemed

Death is not always the end. We’re not stepping into any kind of spiritual territory here, though, we’re talking about the very earthly fact that just because someone appears to be dead, it doesn’t necessarily mean that that is the case. Maybe someone needs to escape an upcoming personal disaster, maybe they need the insurance money, maybe they’ve tied their life into such a knot that it’s easier to just quit and start again. Faking your own death has an age-old history, and it almost always causes pain and damage all around.

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Forensic Files, S8E31, “Past Lives”

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Forensic Files, S14E5, “A Squire’s Riches”

latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2008-mar-16-adna-f…

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