Chicago Woman Hired a Hitman on the Darknet
~1 min read | Published on 2018-04-20, tagged Murder-for-Hire using 183 words.
A Chicago woman has been charged for allegedly hiring a hitman on the darknet to kill the wife of a man with whom she had an affair. Like many of the darknet “murder-for-hire” cases, the police received a tip from a fake hitman third party that sparked an investigation in early April 2018.
An investigation conducted by the Woodridge Police Department allegedly uncovered evidence that Tina Jones, 31, had paid a $10,000 in bitcoin to have a hitman kill the wife of her lover. Jones had been having affair with a married coworker at the Loyola Medical Center where she worked as a nurse. On April 12, Woodridge Police received a tip from the CBS program “48 Hours” warning that a woman—the wife of the married coworker—might be in danger. In a matter of days, the police discovered evidence that Jones had ‘hired’ the Crimebay reboot “Cosa Nostra” to carry out the hit. She had allegedly paid the Cosa Nostra (International Network) $10,000 in bitcoin to kill the wife and left the site with very specific instructions on how and where to carry out the murder. (Press Release)
An investigation conducted by the Woodridge Police Department allegedly uncovered evidence that Tina Jones, 31, had paid a $10,000 in bitcoin to have a hitman kill the wife of her lover. Jones had been having affair with a married coworker at the Loyola Medical Center where she worked as a nurse. On April 12, Woodridge Police received a tip from the CBS program “48 Hours” warning that a woman—the wife of the married coworker—might be in danger. In a matter of days, the police discovered evidence that Jones had ‘hired’ the Crimebay reboot “Cosa Nostra” to carry out the hit. She had allegedly paid the Cosa Nostra (International Network) $10,000 in bitcoin to kill the wife and left the site with very specific instructions on how and where to carry out the murder. (Press Release)
