Forgers often operate independently and are less a part of the world of professional criminals than some other offenders.

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Forgers typically operate independently because their craft requires a specific skill set that doesn't necessarily involve the broader network of professional criminals. Their activities can be solitary, focusing on creating or altering documents to commit fraud, rather than engaging in more collaborative criminal endeavors.

Forgers Often Operate Independently and Are Less a Part of the World