No time for the gun,too noisy and the last thing he needed was witnesses.* * *
Alfred Nadel had once strangled a member of the Dutch Resistance to death with the man"s own belt. True, the victim had been tied to a chair and was unable to move or resist, thus making the physical act of strangulation that much easier, but he had never shied away from the immense physical effort needed. In fact, he relished it far more than using a machine gun or a blunt instrument on his targets.
Over the years, he had fashioned himself a number of garrotes and ligatures, and on more than one occasion, in a professional capacity, he"d chosen the art of garroting as his chosen method of assassination. No such luxury was available here, though. It was to be his bare hands for the elimination, never murder, o
