Jorge ayala hitman biography examples

Hitmen are a thing of legend, surrounded by more myth than most exciting ancient heroes. We see them in action films and video games — the Hitman series obviously comes to mind — but you rarely ever hear about them in the real world. Sure, you might hear that some guy got arrested for trying to pay someone a hunk of cash to make his wife disappear, but the two aren't quite the same.

The hitmen of the movies usually have extraordinary skills. They have the hand-to-hand combat training of six or seven martial arts masters, the knife skills to make circus jugglers envious, aim that puts the best military snipers to shame, and usually some serious computer hacking skills that let them track down their victims. These guys kill hundreds and thousands of high-level targets before they're pulled out of retirement to avenge their murdered pets.

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Real hired killers aren't quite as glorious as the fictional ones, but that isn't to say they haven't been accomplished enough to cause periods of mayhem or amass body counts on par with some of the most dangerous serial killers. These guys definitely existed and probably still do, and Jorge "Rivi" Ayala was one of them before he was picked up and thrown behind bars for committing a bank robbery of all things via Miami New Times.

After his imprisonment, he pled guilty to a few of his crimes and received a life sentence, as UPI notes. But before he was caught, the streets ran with figurative rivers of his targets' blood. Jorge "Rivi" Ayala was the perfect hitman. According to the Miami New Times , he was the last person anyone involved in the Columbian-Miami drug trade would've suspected to be their killer.