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Why recruit normal people when they can do it themselves?


I haven't finished watching this movie, but if they have the manpower and the capability to hide evidence, why try to get normal people to do their deeds? Especially running out in public and pushing a guy's car off a rooftop, or chasing Nicholas through a busy street with a gun, even shooting at him. In real life there will always be witnesses who will call the police to report what they saw in the middle of broad daylight.

What I would have done was call the FBI when he asked me to kill the reporter. Then fake the death of the reporter, and when Simon contacts Nicholas again you can run a trace while Nicholas and his wife leave the city and find another job elsewhere.

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thats what i was thinking too.it kind of ruined the movie for me.

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This is the same concept as Hitchcock's Stranger on a Train. You swap murders with someone else because then the police can't tie it back to you, because you have no motivation to have done it.

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Yes, more people, more confusing for police and also you get to control all kinds of departments/administration etc...

got salt?

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Yes, more people, more confusing for police ...
Yes, but it's stressed a few times through the film that it's only a small organization. Yet every second person in New Orleans seems to have an attachment to the group, including, for goodness sake, the barmaid at Alan Marsh's wake.🐭

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