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The likes of cyanide capsules and other ceasing to be pills in a variety of Bond films including Dr. No and Thunderball, among countless other spy fictions, and even used by comic book villains like Hydra embedded in fake teeth- in all, it is a last-resort means of avoiding capture or interrogation.
But have real-life spies ever carried such lethal devices including crushable fake teeth, and even more, actually used them given, you know, once you do, your story is kind of over… or are they simply an invention of novelists and screenwriters the world over?
Author: Gilles Messier
Host/Editor: Daven Hiskey
Producer: Samuel Avila
0:00 Intro
2:58 WWII and the L-Pill
12:24 Did Any Spymaster or Military Operative Actually Ever Use One of These in Real Life?
21:03 Forming MI6 and the Hilarious Antics of Spymaster Captain Cumming