The magazine periodically published clues and made accessible to their online community all the information a private investigator might be privy to, as well as placing a $5000 bounty on Evan's head. His travels took him across the country a few times, his disguises changed almost daily and online groups spontaneously emerged to track and document his every move. Amateurs and professionals from coast to coast took to the chase disseminating all the details they could uncover, staking out airports and bars, even trying to glean details from acquaintances as varied as his cat sitter.
In the end it wasn't nearly what Evan had expected when he began.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by renderanything.
1st thing that still is possible, is to more drastically cut off any ties to your past life. Next just not use and stop the addiction to the digital communities like Facebook or Twitter. That would cut off about 80% of the possibilities to find anyone.
And the rest is all about staying anonimous, doing only jobs that want to be paid unoficially and without being much worse or better than the next guy, paying as much with cash as possible and try to avoid being seen in general.