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From the Vaults: When Hit-Listing Actually Worked. Started by: Kirsty on May 22, '20 16:44

Kirsty begins researching hit-listing, finds something startling, and rushes to the Streets to share it...

"Friends, much has been said about hit-listing recently, particularly that a billion dollars had been spent hit-listing one person, which had resulted in a single shot being taken, which missed.

So, when has it worked?  A notable example occurred during the Soviet State era.  Jar_Jar_Binks was the LHM of Callisto, a Capo, of some standing.  Someone placed a hit on him.  His friend and boss, Callisto, decided to kill him to collect the cash.

What was on offer?

$35M...

Tiny by today's standards, but that was enough for a CL, Callisto, to murder her friend and LHM.

I can now exclusively reveal that the hit was placed by the friends of the notorious CommissarZverez.

Is this the only time it's ever worked?

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