COPS have reportedly launched a global hunt for the ruthless UK-linked hitman dubbed the “Bits & Pieces killer” who injects his victims with chemicals to prolong their agony. The ps…
COPS have reportedly launched a global hunt for the ruthless UK-linked hitman dubbed the "Bits & Pieces killer" who injects his victims with chemicals to prolong their agony.
The psycho hitman who got his nickname for the way he slaughters his victims is feared to be behind 38 gruesome murders.The 'Bits & Pieces' assassin injects his victims with chemicals to stop them bleeding- who is yet to be identified in the press - reportedly injects his victims with a blood-thickening serum so they don't bleed to death while he slowly kills them.
The UK's National Crime Agency, Interpol and the US Drug Enforcement Agency are all said to be on the hunt for the ruthless assassin.
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