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As someone who's never participated in a bounty what is the difference between a "clean" vs. "non-clean" hit?
by Touche 13y ago
As someone who's never participated in a bounty what is the difference between a "clean" vs. "non-clean" hit?
- readme 13y agoI would infer clean means no trace, where non-clean means just do it, don't worry about cleaning up.
- Touche 13y agoBut wouldn't the hitman want to clean up since... they did it?
- 6d0debc071 13y agoDepends how they did it. Shoot someone with an unregistered or stolen rifle from long distance, capture your brass, destroy the rifle and brass. Obviously a murder, if it were done that way. Very little effort involved, and what've the cops really got then? You'd probably create more evidence trying to make it look like an accident than you'd clear up just by doing it some easier way.
- rplnt 13y ago> or stolen That would be hazardous in my opinion. Now you have two places where you can place the preparator.
- jessaustin 13y agoIt really depends on where you are. There are vast rural areas in USA, for instance, in which there are many rifles the theft of which wouldn't even be noticed for weeks. Just don't take them during the month before deer season.
- mikeyouse 13y agoI would imagine a 'clean hit' is one made to look like an accident and a 'non-clean' one doesn't take the same precautions? The police couldn't find a record of the alleged murder victim, so I'm guessing that "redandwhite" and "friendlychemist" were the same person, just playing a con on DPR to get some cash.
- cubix 13y agoWouldn't "non-clean" be cheaper then, if fewer precautions are being taken? I took it to mean fast and relatively painless versus protracted suffering, i.e. "non-clean", messy.
- jevinskie 13y agoI suspect doing a "clean" hit requires more skill and experience.
- misiti3780 13y agoi was thinking the exact same thing ...
- mikeyouse 13y agoI'm just assuming it was sloppy grammar, similar to "We have two sizes, large and small, they go for $5 or $10." Without the 'respectively', it's ambiguous whether the clean or non-clean were the cheaper of the two alternatives.
- jusben1369 13y agoOr that he got the $300K clean for the $150k price and thus there's no trace?
- Touche 13y agoThat would be a very risky con. DPR had friendlychemist's real name and could have hired a different hitman.
- vertr07 13y ago
- bencoder 13y agoconsidering non-clean is twice the price of clean, I would guess non-clean includes "sending a message"/torture before the death.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]
- eigenvalue 13y agoMy guess is that "clean" includes disposal of the body and other evidence. Like in movies where people call up the "cleaner" after a murder to make the bodies disappear (e.g., "Victor the Cleaner" in Point of No Return).
- Peroni 13y agoNon-clean example: Pull up next to their vehicle at a traffic light, put a few bullets in their head and drive off. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronica_Guerin#Murder http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veronica_Guerin#Murder Clean: Traffic accident, apparent suicide, etc.