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Further exploring moral grey areas, Jacobsen discusses covert assassinations, including the killing of Che Guevara and others deemed threats by the U.S. government. She details her source's insights into the "surprise, kill, vanish" operations, which aim to eliminate enemies discreetly. The moral questions are profound: who decides these targets? Should political leaders, military leaders, or covert agencies have the authority to kill individuals—sometimes without transparency or accountability?