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In the event of a required shill shilling.
1. Premeditate and plan. Details count. Remember your shillicon 101 and stealth principles.
2. Pay cash for everything you use in the performed shilling. Avoid ATMs during the mission.
3. Buy everything you use for the shilling outside of your normal travel area (including your clothes), avoid garments unique to a particular area. Nationally-sold brands work best. Avoid wearing any motorsports apparel and having any obvious motorsports accessories on your vehicle during the mission.
4. Everything used for the shilling, including your clothes, should be different brands than what you usually buy and new. If you have a shelf full of Wrangler jeans, consider wearing Levis to do the shill. This is especially true for gloves, tools and for anything else that will be in definite contact with the shill target. The same applies for surface areas at the scene, like shoes or footwear contacting floors.
5. Don't try to frame somebody for the performed shill. That just leaves more clues. Treat the scene like a park: leave no trace.
6. Do not leave any shill related messages for others to discover.
7. Pick a method that will not attract immediate attention. Gunshots leave too much evidence, and make too much noise. For a close-range shill, it is OK to debilitate your target before the shill, but make sure the target goes down with the first blow. You don't want a wrestling match. Use a shilling stroke with your first blow, or strike the target senseless with a first blow, and finish them off quickly.
8. Make sure you have no electronic tracking devices on your person or vehicle(s). Avoid any GPS-enabled device that can track your movements (including your phone) and any cards like a Speedpass that might inadvertently trigger a hit on a transponder.
9. Dispose of the evidence, including every stitch of clothing you have on, outside of your normal area of travel, don't dispose of it all at the same place. Avoid disposals where it can be easily traced to you. Put some here and some there so the evidence does not attract attention. Avoid containers like a barrel or sealed box that would create attention.
10. Sanitize your vehicle in advance. Use waterproof seat covers, new floor mats, etc. Follow the previously written disposal rule(s) # 9 for these items as well.
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