There have been many times when an amateur has just walked up to his mark on the street, blown him away in the midst of a crowd, ditched the gun in a garbage can and gotten away with it. For his opinion probably represents the way a goodly portion of law enforcement officers think. Why on earth, I thought, would a man worry about breaking gun restrictions when he was en route to commit a murder? I concluded the interview pretending to be in awe of his wisdom, while inside I was amazed by the ignorance behind his reasoning. Boy! They’d burn you if you got caught with a thing like that!” But the shotgun, if it were a legal sized shotgun, you could carry that right in the window of your pickup truck on your gun rack. “Well,” he answered, “You would have to carry the handgun concealed, and that’s against the law. What about a small caliber handgun with an attached silencer?” I asked. you know, family … nosy neighbors and the like.” “Oh, I’d never hit a guy in his own house,” he answered, “Too many witnesses. “Why not hit the mark in his own home?” I inquired innocently. Obviously he has not kept in touch with new investigative procedures and techniques, for it is now known that each shotgun makes an individual and distinct spread pattern and the gun most certainly can be matched as the murder weapon.

Then he would throw the gun down and drive away while the bystanders were in a state of mass hysteria.Įven if he got caught with the shotgun in his hands, he argued, they would not be able to prove that the blast from that shotgun was the murder weapon since shotguns are untraceable. Once there, he would follow the mark until a routine was established and probably waste the man in a public place with a blast from a double barreled sawed-off shotgun.

It was the opinion of this officer of the peace that the perfect hit would start with the purchase of a nondescript automobile, then driving, with tools in tow, to the jobsite. Officer with twenty seven years experience for his opinion of how a perfect hit would go down. IN THE COURSE OF PUTTING this book together, while disguising myself as a writer I chanced to interview a former law enforcement Hit Man, by Rex Feral

Hit Man by Rex Feral