| AKAs |
| Covers |
| Handles |
| Fake IDs |
| Monikers |
| Pen names |
| AKA names |
| ID covers |
| Faux names |
| Fake names |
| Pseudonyms |
| False names |
| Stage names |
| Other names |
| Dossier list |
| Fake handles |
| Assumed names |
| Noms de plume |
| Rap sheet data |
| Rap-sheet info |
| False "handles |
| Rap-sheet list |
| They're assumed |
| Rap sheet items |
| Rap sheet names |
| Swindler's array |
| Crooked handles? |
| Fictitious names |
| Fugitive handles |
| Names after "AKA |
| Alternative names |
| Crook's creations |
| Dubious adoptions |
| Assumed identities |
| Con artist's array |
| Criminal adoptions |
| Handles for crooks |
| Many rappers' names |
| Scam artist's array |
| Wanted-poster items |
| Manufactured handles? |
| Things you can assume |
| Things to hide behind |
| Con men often use them |
| Jones/Smith, sometimes |
| Smith and Jones, maybe |
| Smith and Jones, often |
| Jones and Smith, maybe |
| Wanted-poster listings |
| What con men may assume |
| Ellery Queen and others |
| Fugitives may have a few |
| Names like Billy the Kid |
| Thieves often go by them |
| Names on falsified papers |
| John Smith, John Doe, etc. |
| Likely names for fugitives |
| Names on fake IDs, perhaps |
| Star names for hotel rooms |
| They're assumed to be fake |
| Forwarding e-mail addresses |
| Names for fugitives, likely |
| They're assumed to be false |
| Things assumed to be false? |
| Ayn Rand and Anne Rice, e.g. |
| Criminals usually have a few |
| George Eliot and George Sand |
| Monikers for ones on the run |
| Names like "Jimmy Valentine. |
| Things a spy may have many of |
| George Orwell and George Eliot |
| George Eliot, George Sand, etc. |
| False names or assumed identities |
| Used for star hotel room bookings |
| Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid |
| Kimble's array, in TV's "The Fugitive |
| Con artists may adopt a succession of them |
| Names that might follow "aka" on a wanted poster |