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Free rider one calls in the Kriminalistik persons or groupings, who admit themselves falsely too to notices not committed by them or other criminal offences (e.g. by claims of responsibility) or the notorious criminal offences copy (imitation authors). Usually the free rider thereby wants to direct the attention of the public on itself.

Free rider behavior by wrong claims of responsibility

Wrong claims of responsibility represent in particular with notices a widespread problem, since they make the work more difficult of the police. Since it lies however in the interest of the actual authors to let no doubts about it arise which the act committed, for example the claims of responsibility of the RAF contained clearly recognizable elements, which by the police were not published, in order wrong claims of responsibility more easily to recognize. The German film producer Christoph placed the figure of a wrong Bekenners into the center of his film, the 2005 in the row "“Un certain to rain pool of broadcasting corporations"” with the film festivals in Cannes premiere had and starting from that 18. May 2006 in the German cinemas to see was. "“Wrong Bekenner"” tells the history of a boy, who calls itself from loud discontent with its life in enamels to the police as guilty at a deadly traffic accident and at a Brandkatatstrophe.

Free rider as imitation authors

To the terrorist attacks from 11 September and the notices with spleen fire exciters it came in the USA to cases, in which private people sent letters and packages away with white, but innocuous powder.


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