4 Disturbing Stories from People with Secret Identities

The narrator's father, perceived as a mundane office worker, maintained a secret identity as a major drug trafficker using an encrypted messaging service called Anam. He was responsible for importing Schedule 1 narcotics on a massive scale and conspired in the murder of his business partner, Carl, who was also a close family friend, after Carl was caught stealing.

Police found dad trafficking Schedule 1 narcotics and conspiring to commit murder. He operated under a username on 'Anam,' an encrypted service, acting as an 'Amazon for drug dealers.' Carl's death, initially thought to be a mugging, was a paid hit orchestrated by the father and his associates due to Carl's theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

During a burglary, an addict discovered a wall safe containing multiple passports and IDs for the same man under different names and nationalities, alongside child abuse photographs and a portable server unit. This indicated the target was not merely an online pervert but a sophisticated international operator traveling under assumed identities to distribute and create abusive content.

The safe contained a gold nugget, numerous IDs and passports with the same photo but different names and countries (Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, USA), and envelopes with child abuse photographs. A 'modern looking thing' was speculated to be a portable server unit for a website.

In 1940s Madrid, a charming Portuguese hotel guest named Mr. Felix befriended German scientists attending a conference. After a series of social events, including one where a scientist 'accidentally' fell from a balcony, Mr. Felix murdered two key German scientists in their sleep. His true identity as a British spy was revealed by a King's Shilling coin left in his room, indicating his British nationality and the calculated nature of the assassinations.

Mr. Felix, a 'smartly dressed Portuguese man,' was sociable with German scientists. One scientist fell from a balcony after a party he hosted. On the final night, Mr. Felix was seen with a bloody knife after two German scientists were found murdered. A King's Shilling, minted in London, England, was found in his room, exposing him as a British spy.