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To: one_less who wrote (3173)	10/19/2006 10:28:41 AM
From: TimF	Respond to of 10087

Obviously if they got away with it completely it would be (except for them) just as if they are dead. If they get away from it until just after the conviction is voided, than the assets would probably not be distributed to the heirs, and the feds could charge fraud, and perhaps also sue based on the fraud. If the fake death lasts for a number of years I think the money would be the heirs. If it couldn't' be proved that the heirs where in on it the feds probably couldn't take it, and the felon probably couldn't get it back either. boards.pub.findlaw.com@63.dgGPevx7tne^0@.ef0f621/614 But once again IANAL