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*[[Marcia (mistress of Commodus)|Marcia]] (a [[concubine]]) and [[Narcissus (murderer)|Narcissus]] (an [[sportsperson|athlete]]) - assassins of Roman emperor [[Commodus]]. Narcissus strangled the emperor in his bath after Marcia's poison failed to work. The chief plot architect was praetorian prefect Quintus Aecilius Laetus
*[[Marcia (mistress of Commodus)|Marcia]] (a [[concubine]]) and [[Narcissus (murderer)|Narcissus]] (an [[sportsperson|athlete]]) - assassins of Roman emperor [[Commodus]]. Narcissus strangled the emperor in his bath after Marcia's poison failed to work. The chief plot architect was praetorian prefect Quintus Aecilius Laetus
*[[Rolando Masferrer]] Rojas killer in Spanish Civil War and in Cuba, blown up in Miami, in 1975
*[[Rolando Masferrer]] Rojas killer in Spanish Civil War and in Cuba, blown up in Miami, in 1975
*Roderick McLean - would-be assassin of [[Queen Victoria]] (1882)
*[[Thomas McMahon]] - assassin of [[Louis Mountbatten]]
*[[Thomas McMahon]] - assassin of [[Louis Mountbatten]]
*[[Daniel M'Naughton]] - would-be assassin of British Prime Minister [[Robert Peel]] (1843)
*[[Ramón Mercader]] - assassin of [[Leon Trotsky]]
*[[Ramón Mercader]] - assassin of [[Leon Trotsky]]
*[[Mijailo Mijailović]] - assassin of [[Anna Lindh]]
*[[Mijailo Mijailović]] - assassin of [[Anna Lindh]]

Revision as of 21:39, 8 April 2008

The following is a list of assassins with short comments on the assassination(s) that made them famous. It also contains some individuals who were famously suspected, but then acquitted, of particular assassinations.

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