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1. tvtropes.org › ConvenientlyUnverifiableCoverStoryConveniently Unverifiable Cover Story - TV Tropes

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   Designing a good cover story is one of the most difficult and crucial parts of going undercover for The Mole.Lack of research into the details and customs of the identity they're assuming can be a dead giveaway in casual dealings, and even the best falsified documents backed up with hacked databases and bribed records keepers can eventually be cracked with enough research and cross referencing.

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   I'm just posting to see if anyone has a good cover story or alibi for a similar medical procedure they've used? I'm fine talking about it to close family/friends but tbh I don't want to a conversation with my colleagues and extended family about getting my arsehole reconstructed, especially as I'm gonna have to cancel a few things and take time off work - any ideas?

3. www.mirror.co.uk › 3am › celebrity-newsOne Direction fans spot 'haunting' lyric from 2013 song

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   21 hours ago · One Direction fans are paying tribute to late band member Liam Payne by reflecting on his poignant lyrics in the hit song 'Story of My Life'

4. www.reddit.com › r › treesThe key to a great smoke spot? A great alibi/cover story.

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   74 votes, 21 comments. true

5. www.nickiswift.com › 293796The Real Meaning Behind Taylor Swift's No Body, No Crime ...

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   Apr 4, 2022 · "Good thing my daddy made me get a boating license when I was 15 / And I've cleaned enough houses / To know how to cover up a scene / Good thing Este's sister's gonna swear she was with me ...

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6. coverstories.co › 09b0f5f3/0790/4302-8d5b-dcc02bb363fdCreating your first Coverstory - Coverstories

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   To get started, let this article guide you through the four steps of creating a Coverstory. Step 1. Design your cover. The cover is your first impression. In the magazine industry, editors and art directors use the expression 'stopping power'. Covers with stopping power make passers-by stop and buy the magazine from the newsstand.

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   What is an alibi in a crime story?

   • This is called an "alibi." It's a common plot element in the mystery and crime genres, but sometimes pops up elsewhere. Note, however that the term "alibi" is sometimes misused. First, an alibi is rebuttable evidence that the person suspected of a crime requiring them to be where the crime took place was not there.

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   Does an alibi help if you're not at the scene of a crime?

   • An alibi showing you're somewhere else doesn't help if you don't have to be at the scene of the crime. If you built and/or mailed someone a bomb (knowing it was one) and it blew up, killing them, it doesn't matter what evidence you have to prove incontrovertibly that you weren't there when the bomb went off.

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   Can a suspect have a false alibi?

   • Alternately, a suspect may have a false alibi, and it's up to the protagonist detective/police to break the alibi. Readers and viewers familiar with the mystery genre may immediately suspect the one person in a mystery whose alibi is too airtight. Alibi accounts for the "opportunity" aspect of a crime.

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   Is an alibi a rebuttable evidence?

   • Note, however that the term "alibi" is sometimes misused. First, an alibi is rebuttable evidence that the person suspected of a crime requiring them to be where the crime took place was not there. It is rebuttable, which is a technical term meaning the prosecution can show it's not valid, is wrong or is faked.

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   What evidence is considered a reasonable alibi?

   • For some evidence to be an alibi, it must either show you could not have committed the crime and/or show that you were nowhere near where the crime took place (if the crime requires you to be there at the time). A witness stating you were in Chicago at the time someone was stabbed in Los Angeles is a reasonable alibi.

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   What is the supertrope of varying competence alibi?

   • Supertrope of Varying Competency Alibi, where a suspect is viewed as either incapable of committing a crime, or incapable of committing it that badly . The Alibi trope as used in popular culture. Often, when someone is suspected of a crime, they can prove they were somewhere else at the time, or otherwise …

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   Alibi accounts for the "opportunity" aspect of a crime. A character who is found to have the remaining two (means and motive) will usually have his alibi scrutinized by the investigators. Another use of the alibi in fiction is for the suspect's alibi to be that they were committing another crime at the time (traditionally adultery) and thus ...