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Old 12-12-21, 06:49 PM   #1
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I don't mess around, I know where to go when I want a hit job!

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Old 12-12-21, 08:38 PM   #2
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just hire baldwin to shoot a western put the target behind the camera or beside it
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Dale Dyes old rag. I'm amazed to see it is still being published years after he kicked the bucket.
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Dale Dyes old rag. I'm amazed to see it is still being published years after he kicked the bucket.
archive.org has a good many of them for viewing
https://archive.org/details/soldieroffortunemagazine

one of my many wishful reading projects, the forgotten cold wars of Africa
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archive.org has a good many of them for viewing
https://archive.org/details/soldieroffortunemagazine

one of my many wishful reading projects, the forgotten cold wars of Africa

Yeah the articles in those magazines made for some interesting reading. They were quite popular among the SF guys that I served with, having been published by one of their own (Dye was just a contributor). Amazingly it was still being published until just a few years ago which surprises me because there were hit-men that were hired through Soldier of Fortune magazine. At least two murder for hire examples that became public and the magazine got sued over, but nobody knows how many more went unreported.
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Maybe he can expand through


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Dale Dyes old rag. I'm amazed to see it is still being published years after he kicked the bucket.
Let's put lid on that 'old rag' talk Birthday Boy! Some of us got a lifetime of motivation from that periodical!!
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Old 12-13-21, 07:51 AM   #8
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^ you look like a crazed ninja turtle looking to " wipe " everyone out.


I have a friend who was originally from Texas. He told me in Texas, there is a " needed to be killed law." If in fact, someone committed this transgression, they needed to appear in court as is normal.

However, when asked, a defendant need only respond, they needed to be killed. If sufficient evidence is presented and a judge or jury agrees that that individual " needed to be killed " you are all good.

I wonder if Neal in Texas can expand a bit on this " law. "

I remember I looked at my friend when he told me that and we both started laughing.
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Judge Roy Bean of Texas once presided over a murder trial of a man who shot another man with a rifle. Apparently the victim had been armed with a pistol and had engaged the rifle guy from about 75 yards. The judge felt that going up against a man with a rifle at such a long distance when one is only armed with a short range pistol was suicide and ruled his death as such letting the shooter go free.
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Judge Roy Bean of Texas once presided over a murder trial of a man who shot another man with a rifle. Apparently the victim had been armed with a pistol and had engaged the rifle guy from about 75 yards. The judge felt that going up against a man with a rifle at such a long distance when one is only armed with a short range pistol was suicide and ruled his death as such letting the shooter go free.

Well, ok then. Apparently then, there is some truth to all this. I'm sure there was some extenuating and or mitigating circumstances around this but it's pretty interesting. Anyone else have some thoughts or experiences ?
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TIME article:

When You Can Kill in Texas
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