Authorities quickly traced the transaction, found the provider where he had purchased the rent a killer cryptocurrency, and ultimately identified the suspect. The person he was talking to turned out to be an undercover fbi agent, who met garcia in a hendersonville, tenn., park on wednesday and gave him materials about the fictional target, including photographs, as well as a $2,500 down payment. According to prosecutors, garcia was looking for paying jobs to support his family and in mid-february began scouring the internet for work as a contract killer. Nashville, tenn. (wsmv/gray news) - a tennessee air national guardsman was arrested after, officials say, he applied to be a hitman through a parody website and allegedly agreed to kill someone for $5,000.
The resume also said that his nickname was “reaper,” which he earned from military experience and marksmanship. After his arrest, garcia reportedly told investigators he needed money, and his family could not afford rent. When he learned he was hired for another medical job on april 7, garcia said he started having second thoughts about the hitman job, according to the complaint.
Josiah ernesto garcia, a 21-year-old air national guardsman, is facing charges after he allegedly met with an undercover fbi agent to make a deal to murder someone for payment, according to the united states attorney of the middle district of tennessee. Garcia later agreed to do a phone interview after an fbi undercover employee contacted him on april 3, the complaint said. During the interview, garcia allegedly said he would be comfortable taking fingers or ears as trophies or performing torture at a client’s request.
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“most customers order from reliable hit men sites that have been proven as legitimate,” the site says. The paper, which is being reviewed for publication, is the first academic effort to illuminate what has been a subject of endless intrigue. For years, the potential anonymity granted by the internet has fed predictions that there would be marketplaces for death and assassination. Twenty-four hit-man-for-hire sites are the subject of an academic paper that was shared in advance with the new york times by a professor at michigan state university, tom holt, and his student, ariel roddy. Let's face it, we've all had a relationship or two that you just wish would go away, but didn't know just how to end it.
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