10-06-2010, 09:05 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-06-2010, 09:07 AM by Omniscient.)
If you really truly believe you're going to get caught then I advise you seriously consider surrendering. Any judge and even prosecutors will feel that your guilt is well-placed and give you a plea deal or lighter sentence. You may even walk. If you're a minor (sounds like you are) you may get off very lightly. What you don't want to do is get arrested and have your house searched in front of your family. That's going to really be a problem.
I'd start by having a sit down with your family expressing what you've done and how sorry and regretful you are. Tell them you'd like to work something out.
If this was an internet crime I'd start with the feds IC3 division. You can give them a call. You're parents might advise you differently and even consider hiring a lawyer.
I know you may be very scared of this option but the release of your guilt will make you whole again.
Not really a win as people think. He might just have one family computer in the house. And the evidence might not even be inside his house. An IP match to his residence could be enough. And let's say he carded something...that too could already have been delivered to him with evidence that it was him who signed for it or took delivery. Sure a computer format is going to destroy some evidence but it may not be enough.
I'd start by having a sit down with your family expressing what you've done and how sorry and regretful you are. Tell them you'd like to work something out.
If this was an internet crime I'd start with the feds IC3 division. You can give them a call. You're parents might advise you differently and even consider hiring a lawyer.
I know you may be very scared of this option but the release of your guilt will make you whole again.
Quote:Just reformat your computer, and clear your head, thinking about it isn't going to help, move on.
Not really a win as people think. He might just have one family computer in the house. And the evidence might not even be inside his house. An IP match to his residence could be enough. And let's say he carded something...that too could already have been delivered to him with evidence that it was him who signed for it or took delivery. Sure a computer format is going to destroy some evidence but it may not be enough.
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