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Okay, a few questions:

1. I slash someone's throat with a sharp knife.
a. How difficult will this be?
b. Will blood get on the person doing so?

2. I stab in the chest.
a. How difficult will this be?
b. Will blood get on the person doing so (especially if they leave the knife in the victims chest for a while)?
c. How long will it take the victim to die after both wounds?

Help will be much appreciated.

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Good question.
Watch Gangster movies--slitting throats don't seem too hard, you just have to grab them from behind and slut it. As far as the chest wound...so far as Gangs in New York is concerned, it is v. bloody and I don't know, it depends on where you stabbed them'

I suggest a 90 mil, rather than a knife, but do what you want.

1. I slash someone's throat with a sharp knife.
a. How difficult will this be?
b. Will blood get on the person doing so?

It depends on what position the guy's in while the throat is being slashed. Does he expect it? Is he sleeping? What's happening?

It shouldn't be too hard though, if the knife is sharp. The struggle part is important though.

2. I stab in the chest.
a. How difficult will this be?
b. Will blood get on the person doing so (especially if they leave the knife in the victims chest for a while)?
c. How long will it take the victim to die after both wounds?

How deep is the stab wound? And where on the chest? Be specific. Death doesn't have to occur everytime there is a chest wound.

Blood would probably be minimal, if you leave the knife in and don't stab repeatedly. But what will happen, if you h8it an organ, is the guy will be bleeding through the mouth and coughing up blood.

well, if you slash their throught with a knife, they die pretty quick, or so I'm told, but then again, it's supposedly VERY messy. A chest wound is better, but the victem tends to fight back until they bleed out. It is also very messy. If you want to kill someone with a knife, stab them in the back of the neck, or use a 9mm as Misty said