Posted November 24, 2014
I'm reading "The Perfect Kill: 21 Laws for Assassins" by Robert B. Baer, which deals with Imad Fayez Mughniyah, aka Hajj Radwan.
In this book, written by an ex-CIA officer, it states "Hajj Radwan was the real-life Jackal (as in Frederick Forsythe's novel "The Day of the Jackal")."
But it's my understanding that Sanchez was known as the Jackal and that Mughniyah was known as the Fox. If anybody happens to know or can provide clarification I would appreciate it. I started looking but I really must get some sleep before work tomorrow. I find it odd that such a mistake could be made in a book such as this (it was, after all, vetted by the CIA), but to get the two mixed up just seems odd.
In this book, written by an ex-CIA officer, it states "Hajj Radwan was the real-life Jackal (as in Frederick Forsythe's novel "The Day of the Jackal")."
But it's my understanding that Sanchez was known as the Jackal and that Mughniyah was known as the Fox. If anybody happens to know or can provide clarification I would appreciate it. I started looking but I really must get some sleep before work tomorrow. I find it odd that such a mistake could be made in a book such as this (it was, after all, vetted by the CIA), but to get the two mixed up just seems odd.
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