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* In the ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]," Walter Jameson is the fiancé of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead because Susanna will never believe him.
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* In the ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]," Walter Jameson is the fiancé of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead because Susanna will never believe him.
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-->'''Raum:''' Whatever, it's not like anyone would believe you.
-->'''Raum:''' Whatever, it's not like anyone would believe you.
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'''Holt:''' ''(deleting photos)'' Because no one... will ever believe you.
-->'''Jake:''' Why are you telling me this?\\
'''Holt:''' ''(deleting photos)'' Because no one... will ever believe you.
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'''Holt:'''''(deleting photos)'' Because no one... will ever believe you. ''(deletes photos)''\\
'''Jake:''' No! No...\\
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'''Jake:''' ''You sick son of a bitch.''
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'''Mr. Goldblatt''': Alzheimer's and nursing home. [...] I didn't see nothin'.
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'''Mr. Goldblatt''': Alzheimer's and nursing home. [...] I didn't see nothin'.
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* In the ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]," Walter Jameson is the fiancé of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, ahead because Susanna will never believe him.
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* The current page illustration of Creator/BillMurray was more-or-less duplicated in real life with the publication of [[https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/252863/the-tao-of-bill-murray-by-gavin-edwards/ ''The Tao of Bill Murray'']], a collection of Mr. Murray's exploits in what most of us consider off-screen reality.
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* One of the earliest strips of ''Webcomic/IngridThePlagueDoctor'' has the main character [[BreakingTheFourthWall invoke this on the reader]], by revealing what she keeps under her black cloak, claiming that no-one would believe them if they said so. The joke appeared again in [[https://www.webtoons.com/en/slice-of-life/ingrid-the-plague-doctor/episode-25/viewer?title_no=3415&episode_no=25 the 25th episode of the rebooted series.]]
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* The ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'' RecurringFanonCharacter Wes Weston runs on this trope. Besides Sam and Tucker, Wes is the only other person in Amityville who's caught Danny transforming into Danny Phantom or vice versa. In most cases, Danny is fine with it--not only because no one would ever believe what Wes is saying, but because [[IdenticalStranger Wes looks a lot like him]] and anyone who'd see the physical similarities between Fenton and Phantom would always just assume Phantom was Wes instead.
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* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBNYjhXofNY this]] Tracer x Widowmaker ''VideoGame/{{Overwatch}}'' fan comic strip, Sombra and Widowmaker discuss Tracer's [[ImmodestOrgasm loudness]] the night before, and Widowmaker says it was because she was eating Tracer's ass. She then goes on to say, bluntly, that she loves eating ass, thinks about eating ass morning, noon and night, and proudly proclaims herself "the best ass-eater". When a shaken Sombra asks why Widowmaker would tell her all this, Widowmaker smugly says, "Because no one would ''ever'' believe you."
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* An early {{Literature/Animorphs}} ''{{Literature/Animorphs}}'' book has the team barely escape being boiled alive as lobsters by demorphing. The poor woman, who just had to face three crustaceans suddenly growing and gaining human body parts, is reassured by Marco telling her it was all just a nightmare, and of course she shouldn't tell anyone about it, because then she'd get locked up. Note that this is still ''beyond'' stupid on his part, because if the woman happens to be infested, the Yeerks will instantly know the "Andalites" are actually humans.
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* In ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'', Holt claims that he injured his wrist after tripping on an uneven sidewalk. He then privately reveals to Jake that he really got hurt at a hula-hooping class, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg93zJiHJOs shows Jake some photos.]]
-->'''Jake''': Why are you telling me this?
-->'''Holt''': (deleting photos) Because no one... will ever believe you.
-->'''Jake''': Why are you telling me this?
-->'''Holt''': (deleting photos) Because no one... will ever believe you.
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-->'''Jake''':photos]].
* In an episode of ''Series/TheGreatestAmericanHero'', Bill addresses a pair of crooks who experienced Ralph's superpowers when he captured them, and tells them the last guy who blabbed about seeing a costumed man fly ended up in a straitjacket.
-->'''Jake:''' Why are you telling methis?
-->'''Holt''': (deleting photos)this?\\
'''Holt:''': ''(deleting photos)'' Because no one... will ever believeyou.you.
* In one episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', the villain learns Superman's identity through a time traveler's journal. At the end, Clark incinerates the journal and hands the villain over to the authorities, confident he won't be believed without evidence.
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* In an episode of ''Series/TheGreatestAmericanHero'', Bill addresses a pair of crooks who experienced Ralph's superpowers when he captured them, and tells them the last guy who blabbed about seeing a costumed man fly ended up in a straitjacket.
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'''Holt:''': ''(deleting photos)'' Because no one... will ever believe
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* In the ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]," Walter Jameson is the fiance of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
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* In the ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]," Walter Jameson is the fiance fiancé of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
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* Implied to be the mastermind's plan regarding Kokichi in ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaV3''.''VisualNovel/{{Danganronpa V3|Killing Harmony}}''. After Kokichi derails everything by pretending he is the mastermind and kidnapping Kaito, the real mastermind creates a flashback light convincing everyone else that he is a Remnant of Despair and they must stand against him as symbols of hope. The point of it being, since he's a liar, no one will believe Kokichi if he denies it and the mastermind's plans can proceed uninterrupted.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]". Walter Jameson is the fiancee of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]". Walter Jameson is the fiancee of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
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->''"You know, if anyone saw us, all we have to say is, "No one is going to believe you."''
-->-- '''[[Series/MythBusters Adam Savage]]''', while floating down the Colorado River in a raft made of duct tape and bubble wrap
A character is doing something they would hate to be caught doing, whether it be illegal, out of character, or just plain strange. Naturally, that character would prefer to keep their actions hidden. So when an InnocentBystander notices them, say, sneaking away from robbing a bank wearing nothing but a shower cap and an alligator purse, what's there to say to keep said bystander from blabbing the secret?
"Go ahead and tell everyone you know. ''No one will believe it.''"
This character has just created a Cassandra Bystander, taking RefugeInAudacity to create a CassandraTruth, thereby ensuring their secret is kept safe and the bystander doesn't go blabbing. The circumstances around the creation of a Cassandra Bystander can be as lighthearted as a celebrity messing with a fan by doing odd things to as serious as some forms of {{Gaslighting}}. This may invoke YouWouldntBelieveMeIfIToldYou. If they go on to tell others, and are believed, it becomes a TemptingFate.
Can be PlayedForDrama if, instead of a stranger, the bystander is someone who the character knows, or the secret that required the creation of a Cassandra Bystander is a crime committed to the bystander. Subtrope of CassandraTruth. Compare and contrast to CassandraGambit, as a Cassandra Bystander is at most one or two people; more than that would mean the secret is out anyways. Compare {{Masquerade}}, which is about a conspiracy to hide something unusual from the public, and ShamefulSourceOfKnowledge. Contrast HiddenInPlainSight and LeaveNoWitnesses.
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!!Examples
[[AC:Fan Works]]
* ''Fanfic/StrangeTimesAreUponUs'': Ila'kshath, a very large Gorn, surprises a deer hunter in 1859 Pennsylvania (TimeTravel was involved). In response to his CO Brokosh pointing out the possible contamination of the timeline, Ila'kshath points out that even if the boy told anyone, they'd think he was telling tall tales.
* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBNYjhXofNY this]] Tracer x Widowmaker ''Videogame/{{Overwatch}}'' fan comic strip, Sombra and Widowmaker discuss Tracer's [[ImmodestOrgasm loudness]] the night before, and Widowmaker says it was because she was eating Tracer's ass. She then goes on to say, bluntly, that she loves eating ass, thinks about eating ass morning, noon and night, and proudly proclaims herself "the best ass-eater". When a shaken Sombra asks why Widowmaker would tell her all this, Widowmaker smugly says, "Because no one would ''ever'' believe you."
[[AC:Film - Live Action]]
* In ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'', Miles gets away from the pod people and begins trying to warn the populace, banging on cars in a maniacal way. One of the pod people says to let him go; it's not like anyone will believe him.
[[AC:Literature]]
* An early {{Literature/Animorphs}} had the team barely escape being boiled alive as lobsters by demorphing. The poor woman who just had to face three crustaceans suddenly growing and gaining human body parts was reassured by Marco telling her it was all just a nightmare, and of course she shouldn't tell anyone about it, because then she'd get locked up. Note that this is stil ''beyond'' stupid on his part, because if the woman happens to be infested the Yeerks will instantly know the "Andalites" are actually humans.
[[AC: Live Action TV]]
* In ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'', Holt claims that he injured his wrist after tripping on an uneven sidewalk. He then privately reveals to Jake that he really got hurt at a hula-hooping class, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg93zJiHJOs shows Jake some photos.]]
-->'''Jake''': Why are you telling me this?
-->'''Holt''': (deleting photos) Because no one...will ever believe you.
* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]". Walter Jameson is the fiancee of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
* In one episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', the villain learns Superman's identity through a time traveler's journal. At the end, Clark incinerates the journal and hands the villain over to the authorities, confident he won't be believed without evidence.
[[AC:Visual Novels]]
* Implied to be the mastermind's plan regarding Kokichi in ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaV3''. After Kokichi derails everything by pretending he is the mastermind and kidnapping Kaito, the real mastermind creates a flashback light convincing everyone else that he is a Remnant of Despair and they must stand against him as symbols of hope. The point of it being, since he's a liar, no one will believe Kokichi if he denies it and the mastermind's plans can proceed uninterrupted.
[[AC:Western Animation]]
* In one ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' Halloween special, Homer overhears Kang and Kodos plotting an invasion. They invoke this trope, but also spray him with rum to help seal the deal.
[[AC:Real Life]]
* There is a popular urban legend which involves someone claiming that [[Creator/BillMurray Bill Murray]] walked up to them at a Wendy's, took a fry off their plate, ate it, and said "Nobody's going to believe you."
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->''"You know, if anyone saw us, all we have to say is, "No one is going to believe you."''
-->-- '''[[Series/MythBusters Adam Savage]]''', while floating down the Colorado River in a raft made of duct tape and bubble wrap
A character is doing something they would hate to be caught doing, whether it be illegal, out of character, or just plain strange. Naturally, that character would prefer to keep their actions hidden. So when an InnocentBystander notices them, say, sneaking away from robbing a bank wearing nothing but a shower cap and an alligator purse, what's there to say to keep said bystander from blabbing the secret?
"Go ahead and tell everyone you know. ''No one will believe it.''"
This character has just created a Cassandra Bystander, taking RefugeInAudacity to create a CassandraTruth, thereby ensuring their secret is kept safe and the bystander doesn't go blabbing. The circumstances around the creation of a Cassandra Bystander can be as lighthearted as a celebrity messing with a fan by doing odd things to as serious as some forms of {{Gaslighting}}. This may invoke YouWouldntBelieveMeIfIToldYou. If they go on to tell others, and are believed, it becomes a TemptingFate.
Can be PlayedForDrama if, instead of a stranger, the bystander is someone who the character knows, or the secret that required the creation of a Cassandra Bystander is a crime committed to the bystander. Subtrope of CassandraTruth. Compare and contrast to CassandraGambit, as a Cassandra Bystander is at most one or two people; more than that would mean the secret is out anyways. Compare {{Masquerade}}, which is about a conspiracy to hide something unusual from the public, and ShamefulSourceOfKnowledge. Contrast HiddenInPlainSight and LeaveNoWitnesses.
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!!Examples
[[AC:Fan Works]]
* ''Fanfic/StrangeTimesAreUponUs'': Ila'kshath, a very large Gorn, surprises a deer hunter in 1859 Pennsylvania (TimeTravel was involved). In response to his CO Brokosh pointing out the possible contamination of the timeline, Ila'kshath points out that even if the boy told anyone, they'd think he was telling tall tales.
* In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBNYjhXofNY this]] Tracer x Widowmaker ''Videogame/{{Overwatch}}'' fan comic strip, Sombra and Widowmaker discuss Tracer's [[ImmodestOrgasm loudness]] the night before, and Widowmaker says it was because she was eating Tracer's ass. She then goes on to say, bluntly, that she loves eating ass, thinks about eating ass morning, noon and night, and proudly proclaims herself "the best ass-eater". When a shaken Sombra asks why Widowmaker would tell her all this, Widowmaker smugly says, "Because no one would ''ever'' believe you."
[[AC:Film - Live Action]]
* In ''Film/InvasionOfTheBodySnatchers'', Miles gets away from the pod people and begins trying to warn the populace, banging on cars in a maniacal way. One of the pod people says to let him go; it's not like anyone will believe him.
[[AC:Literature]]
* An early {{Literature/Animorphs}} had the team barely escape being boiled alive as lobsters by demorphing. The poor woman who just had to face three crustaceans suddenly growing and gaining human body parts was reassured by Marco telling her it was all just a nightmare, and of course she shouldn't tell anyone about it, because then she'd get locked up. Note that this is stil ''beyond'' stupid on his part, because if the woman happens to be infested the Yeerks will instantly know the "Andalites" are actually humans.
[[AC: Live Action TV]]
* In ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'', Holt claims that he injured his wrist after tripping on an uneven sidewalk. He then privately reveals to Jake that he really got hurt at a hula-hooping class, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zg93zJiHJOs shows Jake some photos.]]
-->'''Jake''': Why are you telling me this?
-->'''Holt''': (deleting photos) Because no one...will ever believe you.
* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'' episode "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS1E24LongLiveWalterJameson Long Live Walter Jameson]]". Walter Jameson is the fiancee of Sam Kittridge's daughter Susanna. After Kittridge learns that Jameson is more than two thousand years old, Sam tells Jameson that he will have to tell Susanna not to marry him. Jameson tells Sam to go ahead, because Susanna will never believe him.
* In one episode of ''Series/LoisAndClark'', the villain learns Superman's identity through a time traveler's journal. At the end, Clark incinerates the journal and hands the villain over to the authorities, confident he won't be believed without evidence.
[[AC:Visual Novels]]
* Implied to be the mastermind's plan regarding Kokichi in ''VisualNovel/DanganronpaV3''. After Kokichi derails everything by pretending he is the mastermind and kidnapping Kaito, the real mastermind creates a flashback light convincing everyone else that he is a Remnant of Despair and they must stand against him as symbols of hope. The point of it being, since he's a liar, no one will believe Kokichi if he denies it and the mastermind's plans can proceed uninterrupted.
[[AC:Western Animation]]
* In one ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' Halloween special, Homer overhears Kang and Kodos plotting an invasion. They invoke this trope, but also spray him with rum to help seal the deal.
[[AC:Real Life]]
* There is a popular urban legend which involves someone claiming that [[Creator/BillMurray Bill Murray]] walked up to them at a Wendy's, took a fry off their plate, ate it, and said "Nobody's going to believe you."
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