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Some of the ways that a person can make an admission by conduct other than silence are: Concealing or destroying evidence. Bribing arresting officers or witnesses. Improper influence of jurors. Fleeing from the crime scene. Using a false name. Resisting arrest. Escape. Attempting to commit suicide.

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