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This is an account of a life lived between our world and a shadowy underworld of criminals... a life lived under the radar of the law... a life lived in death.
you need good intel..how do you get that …no clue to be honest. mb some fake phonecalls..mb darknet. gather information the old school way.
If it is an elaborate ruse then the writer would have been better off publishing it as fiction, avoids the critical eye turned on every detail. Hey you can call me Johnson. I’m interested to become a trained hitman just for a purpose to help my country, I will be glad if you can train me or help me straighten this country. I will be in the food court of Tysons Corner Mall August 30, 2015 to meet with any potential clients. Keep in mind, however, I do NOT end my target’s life, I simply insult them so hard they WISH they were dead. Very versatile, making use of physical shortcomings, past failures, and emotional weaknesses, I guarantee the target will be so butt-hurt, they won’t show their face in public for weeks. Let’s just point out right away that becoming a hitman is a bad idea. Killing people is bad, killing people for money is worse. So there. Here’re the why and why not’s. I did enjoy the book, despite it being very vague about the details of the actual contract assassinations (because of course that's what grabs the attention when you see it on the shelves in Tesco), because it was well written, fast paced, and has a feeling of honesty about it.
I’m hiring a serial killer to have sex with me with no condom no sex pill and repeatedly stab my belly button and cannibalize my belly button and me while I’m wearing a white t and no other clothes on in real life I’m a 43yrs old man I’ve suffered 35yrs of my life in pain that no body can find all I want is out even if someone has to kill me and for nothing no charge to me I actually do want this done to me in real life like I said SEcond I WANT you to calm down , maybe he is worst guy but you aren’t think about him to much , believe me if you want that man die you are not difrent than him much However, if you read this like a fiction, it’s not too bad. It’s not grisly and graphic and recounts with an eerily detached nature about some of the hits carried out by the protagonist, his childhood, and his ongoing problems with his wife, who plays a key role in the story.What an intriguing concept for a book! With every account based on true events, it was certainly an interesting read. Stories, experiences and ‘hits’ told from the hitmans mouth himself, with names, locations and identifying features removed to protect his identity as well as those of his victims.
Whats gonna happen then? You spend a couple of thousands and your application gets rejected and you also loose your deposit at the gun shop…. I feel like I’ve completed a service to the public on completing this book. I’ve suffered through it so you don’t have to. And now, he has decided to come clean and seek atonement for his life as a murderer and one of the most covertly dangerous men alive.
Having created the killer persona, Gary soon finds himself becoming more and more immersed in Ron, adding further, chameleon-like layers of disguise and character traits to mirror whoever is about to be stung. However, things become really complicated (in true film noir style) when "Ron" is approached by a femme fatale, Maddy (beautifully played by Adria Ajrona who also adds a delightfully a kooky sexy edge as well as a tender vulnerability). As the sparks between the two begin to fly during a hilarious but flirty exchange, Gary, who is clearly enjoying himself as Ron, finds himself conflicted. Dare he. As Ron, continue with the sting and have Maddy arrested for plotting to murder her husband? Has the flirtatious exchange caused Maddy to betray some regrets about what she is doing? The chemistry between Powell and Arjona is a pleasure to witness. Both actors bring out the best in one another and it is thrilling.
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