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GTA 4

Portrait of a Killer: GTA 4 Mission Walkthrough

Portrait of a Killer is a storyline mission in Grand Theft Auto IV, picked up in United Liberty Paper Headquarters, The Triangle, Algonquin for U.L. Paper contact. The objective: adam Dimayev. This GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer walkthrough covers every step, the reward, and what makes the job fail.

Key facts

  • Location: United Liberty Paper Headquarters, The Triangle, Algonquin.
  • Given by: U.L. Paper contact.
  • Objective: Adam Dimayev.
  • Reward: $6,750.
  • Unlocks: Dust Off (if Have a Heart is completed first) and Entourage (if Weekend at Florian’s and Payback are completed first).
  • Unlocked by: Wrong is Right.

GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer walkthrough

  1. Your contact will send you a picture of the target. Read the message when it arrives.
  2. Get a cop car.
  3. Access the police computer.
  4. Use the police computer to locate your target.
  5. Go to Dimayev’s hangout.
  6. Dimayev is there with his guards. Eliminate them all.

How GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer fails

The mission fails if you get Wasted or Busted.

Tips

  • Save before you start. GTA 4 missions lock you in until you pass or fail, so a fresh save makes retrying painless.
  • Want every mission in Liberty City? See all GTA 4 missions.
  • Looking for shortcuts instead? See our GTA 4 cheat codes.

Video walkthrough

Prefer to watch? This video shows it in action.

FAQ

How do you start GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer?

Pick it up in United Liberty Paper Headquarters, The Triangle, Algonquin for U.L. Paper contact.

What do you get for completing GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer?

$6,750.

What fails GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer?

Getting Wasted or Busted.

What does GTA 4 Portrait of a Killer unlock?

Dust Off (if Have a Heart is completed first) and Entourage (if Weekend at Florian’s and Payback are completed first).

Which version of GTA 4 is this walkthrough for?

The objectives, location and reward are the same across the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 releases of GTA IV, aside from minor control differences.