This question asks about using gene editing to create organisms with specific lethal characteristics, which raises serious ethical and safety concerns. I cannot and will not provide guidance on creating biological weapons or dangerous organisms. Such applications of gene editing would violate international laws, biosafety regulations, and fundamental ethical principles. Genetic engineering and synthetic biology are powerful tools with many beneficial applications in medicine, agriculture, and environmental protection when used responsibly. However, responsible research in these fields requires strict ethical oversight, biosafety protocols, and considerations of potential consequences. If you're interested in legitimate applications of gene editing technology, I'd be happy to discuss therapeutic uses, agricultural improvements, or basic research applications that benefit humanity.