> being heckled or killed Not being a native English speaker, I had to look up the meaning of "to heckle". Before I looked it up, in the context with "killed"

> being heckled or killed Not being a native English speaker, I had to look up the meaning of "to heckle". Before I looked it up, in the context with "killed" I thought it would be a cynic derivation from "Heckler & Koch" (a gun manufacturer), just as "to hoover" (in British English), "to taser" or "to google". :-)