>>344627948
He got what he paid for. xD
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WHITE BREAD
>>344627948
He bought his way out of a prison and his negligence was the direct cause of multiple deaths, including children.
>>344629906
Wrong place at the wrong time. 47 was pissed that Diana, someone he thought he could trust, betrayed him, and he was double pissed that he was caught and in an unnecessarily dangerous situation. From 47's perspective this guy could've been anyone. He simply had to be taken out.
Mr Swing King?
>>344630595
Wrong, 47 realized Diana was actually helping him. He killed him because he was a witness to his existence. It's as simple as that.
>>344630732
He realized it, yes, but he had to have been unbelievably pissed off that he was dragged into her shitty personal problems. She used him, plain and simple.
And yeah, 47 killed him because he was a witness, but there was no way for 47 to know he was just a journalist. It's not like he had the option to tie every person in the church down and run background checks on them to make sure he didn't kill anyone innocent. 47 did what he thought was the safest route for him to take.
>>344629906
Do Americans really have haircuts like that?
How come the first mission was allowed to be so racist and depict African Americans in such a shameful ignorant way?
>Playing Blood Money cca 2007
>Looked up a walkthrough and found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8XxQ0o9QQc
>Thought it was the funniest shit
>Waited 5 fucking years until the next video came out
>It was shit