Hitman: Full-Bodied Challenge Guide — How to Bury Targets and Unlock the Sangfroid Suit

Niels Gys

Oct 30, 2025

2 min read

TL;DR (for the busy undertaker)

Go to Contracts Mode → Search “Full-Bodied” (October 30, 2025).
Locate the three targets near the graveyard.
Knock them out, dump them in the open grave, and repeat three times.
Grab the hearse key from the undertaker.
Escape in the hearse.
Congratulations, you’re now literally dressed to kill in the Sangfroid Suit.

This might be the most poetic challenge in Hitman: a funeral procession you conduct yourself.

It’s elegant, it’s absurd, and it’s the only time IOI will reward you for littering corpses responsibly.

So go forth, 47 — plant your problems six feet under and drive off into the sunset like a silent, sexy hearse salesman.

Agent 47 in a red suit stands beside an open grave in a dimly lit cemetery, surrounded by tombstones and evening shadows, evoking a cinematic, moody atmosphere.

🪦 The Full Walkthrough (a.k.a. “The Burial Buffet”)

Step 1: Enter Contracts Mode
- Boot up Contracts → Search, type “Full-Bodied”, and pick the Oct 30, 2025 contract.
Step 2: Find the Three Future Compost Heaps
- Head straight for the graveyard area.Your three targets are lurking around there — presumably discussing NFTs, astrology, or the ethics of pineapple pizza. They deserve what’s coming.
Step 3: The Knock-Out and Drop-In Routine
- One by one, sneak up, knock them out, and drag them to the open grave. When prompted, dump them in. Boom — the dirt does the killing for you. Repeat until all three are taking a dirt nap. (If anyone spots you, remember: you’re “helping with the funeral arrangements.”)
Step 4: The Undertaker’s Keys
- Once the last target’s pushing up daisies, locate the hearse keys on the floor nearby.
Step 5: Exit in Style
- Stroll to the hearse, start the engine, and leave the scene like a goth Uber driver. Challenge complete. The Sangfroid Suit is yours — sleek, dark, and perfect for when you want to look both murderous and incredibly French.

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