![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The part in the book where the narrator speaks to a police officer, asking him "under the guise of a writer", how someone could carry out a hit. (This snake method wouldn't work on herpetologists, or Australians.) You can totally kill a mark efficiently by ordering a puffer fish for your own personal salt-water aquarium and poisoning him with that, or putting a venomous snake in his letterbox in the hope that he'll get a heart attack and die, because idk, Colour of Night was a documentary. "Throwaway cars and boats may even become common and you even own your very own plane, through legal methods explained later." Frequent advice to use "flesh coloured" disposable gloves, which I've never seen in my life. Advice to fill hollow-point bullets with "liquid poison", without specifying what kind of poison LIQUID POISON would be I thought my primary reaction would be morbid fascination, but this book is funny as all hell! On the surface it's supposed to be a guide written by a hitmen, for other potential hitmen, but so many of the things in this book are badly written, over the top and absurd, and fall into the category of shitthatdidnthappen.txt that I couldn't help giggling constantly when I was reading it. After seeing this book mentioned in an episode of the Radiotopia podcast Criminal, and hearing that it was available online, I decided to check it out. ![]()
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