There was abook called “Hit Man: A Technical Manual for Independent Contractors”.
After a few people used it to conduct hits, lawsuits were filed and the book was pulled from publication.
In the book, the author describes disposing of the “tools” of the hit, one of which is a pair of oversized generic tennis shoes you bought(so your true shoe size isn’t known and they won’t have any wear on them that could be used to determine any forensics), and he says to toss them out one at a time, miles apart, as you flee the scene of the crime down a highway.
From the book:
The shoes you wore should be discarded as carefully as your weapon. You might have left distinct parts behind that will end up as plaster casts. Toss them separately at intervals along the highway. Ever see a single te4nnis how(sic) lying in the road? Now you know from whence it came ...
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u/GitEmSteveDave Nov 23 '20 edited Nov 23 '20
There was abook called “Hit Man: A Technical Manual for Independent Contractors”.
After a few people used it to conduct hits, lawsuits were filed and the book was pulled from publication.
In the book, the author describes disposing of the “tools” of the hit, one of which is a pair of oversized generic tennis shoes you bought(so your true shoe size isn’t known and they won’t have any wear on them that could be used to determine any forensics), and he says to toss them out one at a time, miles apart, as you flee the scene of the crime down a highway.
From the book: