I Am A Hitman: The Real-Life Confessions of a Contract Killer

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It’s not like the movies or your video games. You have to be smarter and always 3 steps ahead of everyone.

I was expecting it to not be a particularly true account, but it was so poorly researched, so badly written, and so poorly edited that I honestly kept reading just to see how bad it could get.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. Some parts really irked me - such as calling his accomplice H (gave me real James Bond vibes which isn’t great for something that is trying to convince me it’s a true story). Some of the lines were also super corny (a key example is when he mentioned how “the movies didn’t lie to you”. Please just stop.) dont do that sort of job longer than 6 jears. it highly lowers the chance of you ending up in jail or get found dead in some shitty ass appartement somewhere in bangkok;) OUR SNIPERS:Highly trained soldier who specializes in shooting targets with modified rifles from incredibly long distances

There are things that don’t tally with UK reality - sneaking into morgues and extended stays in custody because they can’t find a magistrate etc. Things that might have been true in the 60s, 70s, or 80s but not much later. However, many of these things are explainable by the deliberate misrepresentation of time and locale to avoid identification. Which, you know, if he did off all these people at the behest of variously powerful people, then yeah I can see swapping an American life for a British one and the 70s for the 90s. The author's depiction of the 'hits' are flat-out hilarious and nonsensical that I laughed out loud multiple times during the setups. Pretty much 80% of the hits follow this formula: So I just recently finished a book titled, I Am A Hitman: The Real-Life Confessions of a Contract Killer. Reliable statistics on murder-for-hire fees are hard to come by, since most successful contract killers presumably go unpunished and are careful not to leave a paper trail. But fees can depend on a number of factors: the difficulty of the hit, the prominence of the target, the financial standing of the employer, and the financial needs of the hit man, to name just a few.”I wouldn't go as far as saying this is the greatest book I have ever read because that's not what it's about. However, this story is extremely gritty, harsh, and written from a hindsight perspective about one's feelings throughout extreme situations. 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. i guess the chance of you making it out (alive, free and mentaly stable) is about 1 to 1’000’000 (wild guess). consider that.

The title itself really intrigued me so I decided to give it a read for myself, and wasn't entirely disappointed. The premise of the book is essentially about the author and his past. Spoiler: He killed people for a living.Thank you for your contribution to the world at the cost of your safety. I wish you all the best and enjoyed all your references to the forest. I hope you find peace there once and for all as your eternal resting place & may your family retain their safety. It was very sad to read about your demoralizing upbringing (including H's progression) and very relieving to have read you managed to keep your wife in the end. The book reads like a 23-year-old Reddit user's fanfiction of the Hitman game franchise. The setup is just nonsensical, and even if you take it as fiction (which you have to), you just can't suspend your disbelief to go along with it. The geography of certain countries is not correct, the politics of regions is not correct, procedures involving police/agencies is not correct. The premise of how the author got into the 'killing game' is not believable in the slightest, and the way in which the author 'progresses' through the industry is just lazy and poorly imagined/fleshed out.