Option 1: they're magically immune to being caught. There are a good few politicians and generally bad people I could maybe talk them into targetting who's death would make the world a better place. Such high profile cases would also take a while I imagine so it wouldn't be an every day thing
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That's just a great TV show
Dexter: hitman.
I'd want to know, in Option 1, if the killings were random or focused. Because my first thought was Dexter Morgan, a generally if not genuinely good person who has an addiction to murder, and who has chosen to focus that addiction on people who deserve to die. Those who have harmed others and gotten away with it.
The other commenter's question about snitching doesn't fully cover the concern. If you snitch on them, that's one thing, but if they're caught, you're still forever alone. So maybe the stipulation should be that they won't ever get caught unless you rat them out. I'd say option 1 is appealing in certain conditions. If innocent people are being killed though, especially women and most especially children, that is 100% a no go. Dexter Morgan situation though? I could be convinced.