About the book: year / Today everything was in anticipation. Some events could not be rushed. Patience and preparation were necessary to successfully complete even the most routine professional assassinations. Such jobs could only be considered routine because of the preparation for them and the patience shown in performing them. If corners are cut in the lead-up to work—if any contingencies are not taken into account and planned for—mistakes are sure to follow. Mistakes also happen if work is done without due calm and diligence. In this case, given the purpose, compliance with these two protocols was not only necessary, but also mandatory.