It has happened again. Some retarded idiot savant thought there we real hitman services to be found on the darknet and failed again.
Woman Used Darknet Hitman Service in Failed Murder Plot
Posted by: C. Aliens December 23, 2017
In Denmark, a woman faces charges for attempting to have her boyfriend killed through a fake hitman-for-hire service on the darknet. At an undisclosed date prior to March 31, 2017, British authorities alerted Italian authorities that someone in Denmark had attempted to have an Italian citizen killed. Italian authorities then alerted law enforcement in Denmark.
Although North Zealand police arrested the 58-year-old suspect in March of this year, they managed to keep the case from reaching the public until mid-October. On October 24, a press officer from the northeastern Zealand police told TV 2 that, "it is true that a case [involving an online murder attempt] has been raised, but I cannot say more than that." The press, at that point, knew little more than the dates of the four court appearances in December. After the first court appearance on December 7, some substantial information finally surfaced.
According to investigators, a 58-year-old North Zealand woman discovered a well-known hitman-for-hire service on the darknet. She ordered the fraudulent hit from CrimeBay, the successor to Besa Mafia, another fake hitman service on the darknet. We previously covered a U.S. case that involved Besa Mafia: a Minnesota man attempted to hire a hitman to kill his wife. After unsuccessful non-existent assassination attempts by the hitmen sent via Besa Mafia, the man ultimately took matters into his own hands. CrimeBay is just as fraudulent as Besa Mafia. The site is up and accepting orders for leg breakings, torchings, and murders, yet the customers keep getting arrested.
CrimeBay describes themselves:
"CrimeBay is the proven legitimate dark web marketplace operated by the Chechen Mob. Customers anonymously submit orders to beat up, set fire to or kill their chosen target. We use our international network of anonymous, trusted Operatives to execute customer's orders. We have many Russian mafia members, Italian members and Spanish members as well as operatives in virtually every location."
The 58-year-old woman, according to information given in court, had a long distance relationship with a man in Italy. The couple had known each other for years, but they had only been a couple intermittently. She claimed that he had habitually cheated on her. The prosecution explained that the defendant paid CrimeBay $5,000 in Bitcoin to kill her boyfriend after she came to the conclusion that he had cheated on her again. Officials have not released any information explaining law enforcement's discovery of the hit. Some suspect that law enforcement runs CrimeBay. There is also the possibility that the CrimeBay admin simply works with the authorities. For instance, an alleged Besa Mafia admin emailed U.S. law enforcement with details of a hit that an alleged customer had ordered. An entity discovered the emails after allegedly hacking the site.
After Danish police had locked the suspect up in March, they began their own investigation. They found a note in the defendant's house with the onion address for CrimeBay. They found pictures that matched the pictures uploaded to CrimeBay. Investigators said that In the order placed on CrimeBay, the defendant had given the name and address of her boyfriend. She had also written steps to take in order to approach her boyfriend's house without being spotted. "You're the last hope to get my life back," the woman wrote in a conversation about the hit on CrimeBay.
The 58-year-old denied all accusations and claimed an Albanian friend had likely ordered the hit. She said that he knew of her boyfriend's alleged infidelity and knew people in Italy who could keep an eye on the man. Authorities, at the time, found that her claim carried no weight. They are unsure if she even has an Albanian friend. Kurt Kragh, a former police investigator, said that "even though [the site] is false, she will still be penalized for it if she has truly wanted to kill someone. And that is apparent when she, according to the prosecutor, has paid for it. She has done what it takes to commit the murder."
The prosecution is pushing for a sentence of at least four years.
"AT LEAST" 4 years for attemted murder??? And we got vendors on here going to jail for 5-10 years that didnt even profit more than a full 100,000$ lmao