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  2. Contract killing - Wikipedia

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    Alexander Solonik, Russian hitman, known for carrying a firearm in each hand. Alexander Solonik was a main killer in the Kurganskaya criminal group. Harry Strauss, hitman for Murder, Inc. he is possibly the most prolific hitman to have ever lived, committing 100 (possibly 500) murders during his career.

  3. List of contract killers and hitmen - Wikipedia

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    The practice of contract killing involves a person (the contract killer) who is paid to kill one or more individuals. [1] As implied by the name, the contract killer typically does such solely for the purpose of profit and often lacks any personal connection to their intended target.

  4. List of assassinations in fiction - Wikipedia

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    Doctor Who (2005–present) – Series 3 episode 12 "The Sound of Drums" U.S. President Arthur Coleman Winters was killed by UK Prime Minister Harold Saxon (The Master). The Tudors (2007–2010) – There is an assassination attempt against Anne Boleyn on the way to her coronation, in Episode 3 of Season 2.

  5. Hitman: Agent 47 - Wikipedia

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    47 is an "Agent"; a genetically-enhanced supersoldier created by Dr. Petr Litvenko, a skilled Ukrainian geneticist. Litvenko, unable to bear the guilt of his creation, abandoned the Agent project. 47 works as a hitman for the ICA (International Contracts Agency) and has spent the last few years tracking down Litvenko's daughter, Katia; he gets a lead from mercenaries led by Delriego, who have ...

  6. Federal Bureau of Investigation portrayal in media - Wikipedia

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    The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has been a staple of American popular culture since its christening in 1935. That year also marked the beginning of the popular "G-Man" phenomenon that helped establish the Bureau's image, beginning with the aptly titled James Cagney movie, G Men. Although the detective novel and other police-related ...

  7. L.A.'s dirtiest cop: A mild-mannered traffic officer who ...

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    William Leasure, killer cop, still denies the big crimes, the ones that put him in prison: orchestrating the contract murders of a beauty shop employee and a jazz bassist.

  8. 5 hitmen jailed after each hired the other to kill someone - AOL

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    Tan hired a hitman, Xi Guangan, and paid him the equivalent of $282,600 to kill Wei. According to court documents , Xi took that money and spent half of it to hire another hitman, Mo Tianxiang, to ...

  9. List of films featuring surveillance - Wikipedia

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    [2] 23: 1998: Hackers sell their research to Russians, but because the Russians want military data instead, the hackers have to elude them. [2] Aelita: Queen of Mars: 1924: Surveillance is used by the upper class to oversee the working class. [3] American Pie: 1999: The teenage protagonist setting up his webcam so his friends can see a girl ...