hit list

A woman who lived near Sacramento and an Idaho man allegedly used the app Telegram to offer advice for carrying out crimes, celebrate white supremacist attacks and provide a hit list of assassination targets.

The location appeared on a hit list because it was associated with housing the rich and famous, not because of who was staying there.

He insisted that Synanon did not have a hit list, only what he called a “s— list” — people who meant the group harm.

Those close to him have said he was warned by Canadian intelligence services before his death that he was on a "hit list" and there had been threats on his life.

Chavez denied passing word of any hit list, telling the jury: “I did not, and would not, ever harm someone.”