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A fake beardDubai police revealed Tuesday that 11 disguised assassins strolled into one of the city's luxury hotels a month ago and killed Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh. Among other cloak-and-dagger accoutrements, the killers appear to have used hats, glasses, and false facial hair to conceal their identities. Do spies and assassins really wear fake beards?
Absolutely. When an assassin pulls off a hit in a public place, he usually wears what espionage experts call light disguise, consisting of accessories that can be quickly removed—like glasses, a hat, a cane, or the old standby false mustache. That way, after pulling the trigger, he can duck into a restroom stall and change identities by peeling off his facial hair and ditching the chapeau. Beards also help to confuse electronic facial recognition systems that rely on precise measurements of the jaw line and cheekbones.
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