You've been framed...

I'll run. But mark my words, I'll find the person who really committed the crime!

I'll run away but heck if I know where my destination would be.

I'll run and lay low in a small rural town.

I'll have many resources at hand. I'm intelligent and shrewd. I'll flee the continent, live in luxury, and never come back.

I'm resigned to the fact that I have no where to go. No friends, family, and or resources to escape or prove myself innocent. I'll take a plea bargain and do my time. Life sucks anyways.

I'll hide in plain sight. I'll steal someone's identity and live life freely from there on.

I'll join a group of other fugitives and travel from town to town in order to help the helpless with their problems.

I'll travel solitary and incognito helping those who can't help themselves.

If I'm going to be wrongfully convicted anyway? I might as well go on a crime spree. I'll earn my criminal history the fair way.

I know I ain't escaping but I know I'm not going to rot in jail. I'll go out in a hail of bullets.

I'll head down to a lawless country where extradition is impossible.

I'm not an angel. Who am I kidding? I'm guilty as hell! It's a fact. I committed the crime I have been charged with.

I'd hide on the set of a film, in the magical make-believe world of Hollywood, waiting to leave town with the crew and actors when shooting is complete.

I'd get plastic surgery like Vincent Parry (Humphrey Bogart) in Dark Passage (1949). With my new identity, I'll find a sympathetic dame to help me prove my innocence.

I'll fake my own death so everyone looking for me will have to basically stop looking for me.

I'll run then hire the very same detective who not only hates my guts but was also used unwittingly as a part of the frame against me.

I wouldn't just hire an attorney, I'd hire THE attorney for the wrongly accused.

I'll turn myself to the cops. I may get sent to prison. In the meanwhile, I'll hire a good attorney, who will point out all the inherent flaws in the prosecutor's case, questions all the eye witnesses, and/or causes a mistrial.