Court: Cop Killed Two People with Poison from Alphabay

~2 min read | Published on 2020-06-20, tagged DarkWebGeneral-News using 445 words.

A Luxembourg police officer allegedly purchased potassium cyanide on the now-defunct Alphabay darkweb market. He used the poison to kill his sister and her husband, according to investigators.
The police officer is facing charges for allegedly poisoning his sister and her husband at his apartment in Bereldange on September 2, 2016. Three days after the victims had collapsed during lunch, experts confirmed the presence of potassium cyanide in both bodies. Law enforcement arrested the 30-year-old the next day.

Investigators found that the defendant had been searching for poisons on the internet as early as 2014. He started by purchased ricin seeds. Two years later, his interest in poisons increased significantly. He spent hours researching “food poisoning”, “death by poisoning”, “poisoning with cyanide” and “which poison ensures a sudden and painless death?”

He posted a question on Hidden Answers:
“I’m looking for a poison that is not easily detectable during an autopsy. Where can I order such a poison? " (original question)
On August 10, the defendant joined Alphabay. The Federal Bureau of Investigation provided investigators in Luxembourg with data from the servers seized during the investigation into Alphabay. Using this data, investigators learned the man had purchased a product titled “Botulinum toxin Strong Poison” on August 19 and “Fentanyl” on September 16. The court heard how the suspected murderer had sent Bitcoin to his wallet on Alphabay before making three purchases.
On September 25, the defendant called emergency services about his sister and her partner. He said they had passed out after experiencing difficulty breathing. The paramedics arrived at the man’s apartment too late to save either victim. The former police officer initially told investigators that the duo had arrived at his apartment for lunch after taking a hike and drinking Nocino or walnut liqueur. He said the victims started experiencing general discomfort and then breathing difficulties before passing out.

Toxicologists learned that both victims had “far beyond the fatal rate” of potassium cyanide in their blood. Neither had been drinking walnut liqueur either, they said. Confronted with this evidence, the defendant changed his story. He admitted he had poisoned them with botulinum toxin but denied using potassium cyanide. While in a different room, he mixed the contents of an unlabeled bottle with alcohol he served to his sister and her companion. He claimed he had only planned to dose them with enough to “give them euphoria.” Experts disputed this claim; they explained that no dose of potassium cyanide or botulinum toxin produces euphoria and the fatal doses are smaller than a grain of sand.

The trial is ongoing. In addition to additional information about the recent deaths, details are expected to surface concerning the suspicious death of the defendant’s mother in 2014.

Comments (11)


Botulinum?2020-06-22
efbeba60

what is Botulinum

DNL2020-06-22
9d98eef0

Botox

ou8122020-06-23
22378990

To think vanity pays to get this stuff injected in their face in order to convince themselves they look younger and better. When botox is injected in the face, the face becomes sort of like clay, with this eerie crackling sound when you massage the face texture of liquid crystals crushing against each other as you shape the face to its desired position of stiffness until the botox takes full effect and grabs a good hold of you. Shits crazy he had to go DNMarkets to get this, should’ve just asked for a sample from a simply inquiry, as it is in their nature to demonstrate how their medical procedures would works should you become interested in becoming more in touch your vanity.

Alphabay User2020-06-23
eb524670

How does getting Alphabay servers give the IP address if people had to use tor? Did he send his address regular? No PGP?

a2020-06-23
0b3a19a0

Must have used the server-side encryption

Zootking2020-06-23
d91bcb10

I think he gave them a lot more info than they make out, they also found his question on hidden answers and linked it all up pretty succinctly. If he told them he poisoned them stands to reason he told them the other details.

DeefuddlesFurp2020-06-26
55299650

He probably sent his BTC directly from some BTC exchange like Paxful or Coinbase.

niceboii2020-06-29
f458b470

Whats a better way to send bitcoin than Paxful or Coinbase?

someuserthere2020-07-02
bec7c910

It was really stupid. Better he used organic form of mercury, it's a fucking poison, that you better to keep your hands away from. First, you need only 0.1ml for lethal dose and you will surely die in several months from brain cancer. And this form of mercury cannot be wiped from the body using chelatio procedures (cleaning body from heavy metals)

Joey2020-07-16
8af368f0

What an evil man, yet another crooked police officer (go figure....) Alphabay User: The police officers didn't find the ip address from alphabay server. The stupid police officer told them all the information from buying bitcoins to buying the poison from alphabay to poisoning both his sister and sister's husband. Nowhere in the article stated that the police officers traced the ip address to alphabay server. .....learn to read bud

BandoPlug2020-07-21
41e09620

why does it sound like you are speaking from experience... lmao