Your guide to Amendment XXV in Hitman: Blood Money. Learn how to infiltrate the White House, take down Mark Parchezzi III and Daniel Morris, and save President Tom Stewart.
Alright, let's dive into Amendment XXV, the second-to-last mission in Hitman: Blood Money. This one throws you right into the heart of the White House, and you've got a pretty high-stakes job: protecting the President of the United States, Tom Stewart, from an assassination plot. It’s a bit of a twist, as the acting Vice-President, Daniel Morris, is actually in on it, working with that shadowy group, The Franchise, and their clone assassin, Mark Parchezzi III. ## Background So, after dealing with Anthony Martinez and Vaana Ketlyn, Agent 47 finds himself in a bit of a bind in the Nevada desert. Agent Carlton Smith pops out from the back of the van, and after a little convincing (read: 47 holding him at gunpoint), Smith tasks you with stopping the assassination. He even sweetens the deal with diamonds – can't say no to that, right? Your main targets are Mark Parchezzi III and Daniel Morris. Parchezzi is already making his move, breaking into the White House through a bathroom skylight and even taking out a janitor. Talk about commitment. ### Outcome Don't worry, you'll successfully eliminate Morris and Parchezzi, saving the President. The official story? Parchezzi gets blamed for Morris's death, and since he was supposedly killed by security, it all stays pretty quiet. Rick Henderson will later mention this event was the most reported media story since 9/11. #### Newspaper Report Here’s what the papers will say: _Vice President Daniel Morris was assassinated at the White House yesterday by an assailant who was almost immediately shot to death by security personnel._ _The identity of the assailant had not been made public at the time this article went to press._ _The Vice-President was nominated by President Stewart earlier this year to replace the late Vice-President Spaulding Burke, who was killed in an automobile accident that continues to be investigated._ _Congress confirmed the nomination of Mr Morris with only minimal opposition. He had been identified beforehand as one of a handful of candidates to whose nomination the opposition Congress would consent. He was not particularly popular with either political parties prior to his nomination, but was a savvy political operator with a reputation for moderate politics in all things but his opposition to human cloning, which was fierce and unrelenting. Some opponents characterized it as obsessive._ _The president will now have to nominate a replacement for his second Vice-President to have died in office. Administration insiders say the president will not allow congress to dictate the selection this time._ ## Mission Information [![Agent 47 targeting Parchezzi through his sniper scope.](100% Human-Written. AI Fact-Checked. Community Verified. Learn how AntMag verifies content