Tired of your sloppy contractors forgetting to chop the fingertips off their targets and leaving careless DNA evidence at the homes of your enemies? Sick of spending thousands every time you need a new silencer? Then its time to stop outsourcing revenge.

Your dreams of living by your reflexes, doing whatever is necessary without regard to moral or legal restrictions are but a few steps away thanks to HITMAN: A TECHNICAL MANUAL FOR INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS (1983). Banned in the US since 1999, it will appraise you of the ins and outs of the perfect hit.

Learn how to make, without the need of special engineering ability or expensive machine shop tools, a silencer of the highest quality and effectiveness. Blood spatter can be avoided! Lock picking need not be a headache. Learn to run a rat-tail file or wire cleaning brush down the ore of your gun to change the ballistic markings.

In 1993, a triple murder was committed in Montgomery County by a man who was alleged to have used this book, Hit Man, as his guide. He was caught and convicted and sentenced to death. Wanting to profit from their loved ones murder, and realizing that the murderer himself was too poor to be worth suing, the family of those killed by the hit man sued Paladin Press, the publisher of the book Hit Man, saying Paladin Press aided and abetted the murder.

May 21, 1999, Paladin Press settled the case, giving the families of those killed by the hit man several million dollars, agreeing to destroy the remaining 700 copies of the book in their possession, and surrendering any rights they have to publish and reproduce the work. While the families were successful in profiting from their loved ones death, they have not been successful in stifling the book. With the surrender of the publishing rights by Paladin Press, the book has entered the public domain, and was published on the Internet at https://www.tradebit.com in its entirety on May 22, 1999.

The book was initially published in 1983. 13,000 copies of the book are now in existence. There has only ever been one case where the book was associated with a crime, in that case the criminal had recently finished a lengthy prison sentence and had a history of prior violent crime. It is our opinion this book has never incited a murder, that the settlement of the Paladin Press case was wrong and forced by the insurance company, and that this book, and no book, should be banned. We invite the public to judge for themselves.

That said, here is Hit Man ...


Prologue: 1

Chapter One
THE BEGINNING
Mental and Physical Preparations: 9

Chapter Two
EQUIPMENT
Selection and Purpose: 13

Chapter Three
THE DISPOSABLE SILENCER
A Poor Mans Access To A Rich Mans Toy: 21

Chapter Four
MORE THAN ONE WAY TO KILL A RABBIT
The Direct Hit Is Not Your Only Alternative: 53

Chapter Five
HOMEWORK AND SURVEILLANCE
Mapping a Plan And Checking It For Accuracy: 71

Chapter Six
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
Finding Employment, What To Charge, Who To Avoid: 87

Chapter Seven
GETTING THE JOB DONE RIGHT
Why The Described Hit Went Down The Way It Did: 95

Chapter Eight
DANGER! EGO, WOMEN AND PARTNERS
Controlling Your Situation: 111

Chapter Nine
LEGALLY ILLEGAL
Enjoying the Fruits: 121

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