10 . Deadly Realtor A respected realtor from the Ozarks has gotten
busted for getting wrapped up in a murder-for-hire plot.
Ann Bauman was arrested for hiring a hitman to kill the mother of her ex-husband.
According to documents filed with the Camden County Circuit Court, Ann Bauman’s motive
for hiring the hitman was simple.
She believed her ex-husband’s mother was responsible for putting strain on the relationship
between her and her daughter.
She also thought that the woman was going to be taking her to court to try and get full
custody of her children.
One day when Bauman went to pick up her children, they refused to go with her.
She was forced to leave, at which point she sent them a text saying that their grandmother
was going to be dead.
When the ex-husband confronted Bauman about the texts, she simply said it was because
the woman was old and would probably die soon.
But in reality, she was actively looking for a hitman.
The person Bauman went to look for a contract killer has not been named for their own safety.
However, the individual did say that if Bauman was serious, they could find a killer for
her.
But really, the individual was on the phone with their attorney, trying to figure out
how to get this woman arrested.
She eventually set up a sting operation.
Bauman paid a measly $1500, the witness then went to the cops, and the rest is history.
She's now charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and is sitting in court
waiting for her sentencing.
9.
Russian Assassin 34 year old Tumso Abdurakhmanov is a well-known
blogger from Chechnya, who amazingly survived an assassination attempt while in Sweden.
Tumso was living in Copenhagen when a man appeared at his apartment with a hammer held
in one hand.
Apparently, the guy with the hammer had flown from Moscow with the express intention of
bludgeoning Tumso to death for being vocal about his anti-Putin stance.
While Russia has been accused of secretly assassinating a whole lot of people recently,
most of these assassinations involve nerve gas or poisoning.
This one was just an ordinary guy with a hammer.
But here's where the hitman really messed up.
He wasn't very good at his job.
The blogger, after being hit in the neck several times with the hammer, got the weapon away
from the guy.
He then bludgeoned the hitman with his own hammer, beating him to within an inch of his
life in front of his apartment door.
It was a total fail on the part of the hitman.
He even admitted that he had been sent from Moscow to take care of Tumso.
When the police got to the scene, they discovered the gruesome spectacle of two Russian citizens
covered in blood from the vicious battle with a hammer.
The bigger man, the man who had broken into Tumso’s apartment, had already slipped into
unconsciousness.
Both were arrested.
After three days of police questioning Tumso was reclassified as a crime victim, and the
other man, 29 year old Ruslan Mamaev, was detained on suspicion of attempted murder.
8.
The Florida Escort Dalia Dippolito was sentenced to spend 16
years in prison back in 2017.
The sentence came after she was found guilty of soliciting murder.
She was recorded on video and audio freely plotting to kill her husband, Michael Dippolito.
At the time, she had been married to him for only six months.
The assassination attempt was in 2009.
It took eleven years for her to finally be sentenced, although she did get time served
since she had already been locked up that whole time.
But let's back it up to when she tried to hire a hitman.
Dalia agreed to pay an undercover officer $7000 to have her husband knocked off.
When asked if she was sure that she wanted him killed, she said she was 5000% sure.
She plotted with the undercover officer to make it look like a burglary gone wrong.
Her husband was supposed to be killed while she was out at the gym.
How did the undercover officer get involved in all of this?
Dalia had originally approached her ex-boyfriend to see if he could source a hitman.
Instead of doing that, he went straight to the police, who helped set up the sting operation.
7.
Outsourcing Authorities in China have charged six men
with crimes of intentional homicide.
According to the officials, all six individuals had tried outsourcing the killing of one target
to another hit man.
In other words, one individual hired a hitman to kill somebody, the hitman he hired outsourced
the killing to another hitman, and so on and so forth.
It went on down the line until five hitmen were involved.
All five of the hitmen were sentenced to spend between two and four years in prison, while
the guy at the top of the pyramid who requested the hit in the first place was given five
years.
The man behind it all is a real estate developer named Tan Youhui.
In 2013, he decided he wanted to kill his rival developer.
It was all about a dispute regarding a development project.
Tan paid a man somewhere around $280,000 to complete the job.
Now if you ask us, that sounds like real hitman money.
That's the kind of cash that will get you Agent 47 showing up to do the job!
The hitman took the money, then used half of it to hire a cheaper hitman.
He paid the cheaper hitman only $38,000 upfront with the promise of $71,000 when the job was
done.
And we keep going down the line.
The job was offered to a third man for even less money.
It was kicked down the line to the fourth, then finally to the fifth.
The very last hitman was promised $14,000 in total to do the job.
Through all this outsourcing, the police caught on to the scheme, came cracking down on everybody,
and the hit was never carried out.
Talk about some seriously lazy killers!
6.
The Dark Web Preacher In Minnesota, a preacher was stuck in a failing
marriage.
His name is Stephen Allwine, and he was recently on trial for premeditated first-degree murder.
The preacher tried to hire a hitman on the dark web using Bitcoin.
But his plan fell apart.
Unlike most of the other failed murder plots we heard about today, this guy actually took
the murder into his own hands.
He killed his wife, Amy Allwine, and then tried to make it look like she had killed
herself!
She was found dead on November 13, 2016.
They had been married for decades, after originally meeting at a Christian college.
They were active church members and had an adopted son together.
So, what went wrong?
Stephen had served as the church elder, he was a Deacon, and he even offered marriage
counseling.
He seemed like a perfectly ordinary guy.
But when he learned about the site called Ashley Madison, where people can sign up to
have affairs, the holy spirit left his body.
According to Fox News, the preacher had affairs with at least two women.
But then when the breach in security caused all the Ashley Madison users to be outted,
the preacher decided it was time to kill his wife before she found out about his affairs.
Where does a person go when they need a hitman?
The dark web!
The preacher found a shady hitman on the site and paid him $6000 in Bitcoin.
But then, the hitman conveniently vanished and the preacher was stuck doing the murder
himself.
Do you know anyone who's ever tried to do something strange on the dark web?
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5.
The Doctor & the Hells Angels A doctor has been accused of hiring the legendary
biker gang known as the Hells Angels to get rid of a witness!
This witness knew all about the doctor improperly prescribing opioids to his patients.
The doctor's name is Anatoly Braylovsky, and he was in some serious hot water because of
the allegations against him.
While waiting to go on trial for writing fraudulent prescriptions, he turned to the Hells Angels.
He asked if they could murder the witness before he had the chance to testify against
the doctor.
If the one witness is suddenly dead though, doesn’t that make the doctor look even more
suspicious?
What do you think?
But guess what, this time the Hells Angels weren't really feeling like murder.
Somebody, we don't know if it was actually one of the Angels, contacted the FBI after
the doctor came looking for a killer.
The unnamed informant, with help from the FBI, set up a sting operation.
He met the FBI agent at the local Home Depot, where in the parking lot they discussed murder.
However, this case is a little different.
The doctor didn't trust the undercover agent.
He never explicitly requested that he commit murder for money.
He also never exchanged any money for the service.
So, now he's facing a kind of grey-area crime in which he did seek a hitman, but didn't
actually go through with it.
Nonetheless, when added to the fraud charges, he's looking at some serious time behind bars.
4.
Italian Black Widow Patrizia Reggiani, known to some as the “Black
Widow,” was found guilty of paying a hitman somewhere around $300,000 in 1995 to murder
Maurizio Gucci, the heir to a fashion empire.
Maurizio had left Patrizia for another woman.
Not only that, he was seeing several other women as well.
She was so angry that he had betrayed her, and she wanted more than the measly $650,000
that he offered in the divorce settlement.
So, she went around asking everyone she could if they knew someone who was brave enough
to murder her husband.
She claims she couldn't aim a gun very well, otherwise she would have done it herself.
Eventually, she came across a hitman named Benedetto Ceraulo, the owner of a pizzeria
who was in serious debt.
She paid him a huge sum of money to shoot her ex-husband dead.
And he did it too!
He shot him on the steps of his office in Milan.
It was right as he was getting to work, with the pizzeria owner appearing out of nowhere
and pulling the trigger.
But amazingly, even after the pizzeria owner was caught, he kept his mouth shut.
It took the police two years to finally figure out that it had been Patrizia Reggiani who
ordered the hit.
She ultimately served 18 years in prison, being released in October of 2014.
3.
Ranch Hand Assassin An animal rights lawyer recently pled guilty
to offering somebody $100,000 to kill her ex-husband’s girlfriend.
And to make the story even more bizarre, the animal rights attorney sought the help of
a simple ranch hand to do the murder.
The lawyer's name is Jennifer Emmi, from Evergreen in Colorado.
At the time of the murder-for-hire plot, she was locked in a desperate divorce battle with
her ex-husband.
Jennifer was 43 years old, but her husband, Donnie Emmi, had run away with a significantly
younger girl who had been working for them as an au pair.
An au pair is someone like a live-in nanny, who lives in the house and takes care of the
kids and does the chores.
Literally every wife’s worst nightmare.
As you can probably imagine, Jennifer was heartbroken.
Her husband ditched her for the younger nanny.
Furious and angry, she lost her marbles.
She went to a ranch hand that she knew named Timothy Lindsey.
Timothy told her it would cost $100,000 to hire a contract killer.
They then discussed the killings in detail, with Jennifer having some pretty intense ideas.
She wanted the girlfriend to be killed in a car accident, preferably with her ex-husband
in the vehicle at the time.
But instead of doing it, the ranch hand got in contact with the police, Jennifer was arrested
for attempting to hire a hitman, and now she’s locked up for good.
2.
Insurance Fraud Alex Murdaugh hired a hitman for himself.
In a bizarre case of insurance fraud, Alex paid a contract killer to murder him by surprise,
that way his family would get the death insurance payout.
Now you're probably wondering why on earth a person would do that.
Alex had once been an ordinary member of society.
But his life spiraled out of control after his wife and son were murdered and he got
horribly addicted to opioids.
It didn't help that before that, his son was responsible for a boat accident that saw an
innocent woman get killed.
Talk about bad luck.
Basically, his life went from awesome to garbage.
With most of his family dead and only one son still alive, Alex was absolutely miserable.
He hatched the scheme to be murdered by a hitman so that his only remaining son could
collect $10 million from his life insurance policy.
That is a huge chunk of money to leave behind as inheritance, but the plot was a failure.
The guy that Alex hired to assassinate him refused to do it.
Instead of giving his son all that money, Alex is now being brought up on charges of
fraud!
1.
Hitman Fake-Out Ramon Sosa from Houston, Texas, was almost
killed by his wife when she hired a hitman to take him out.
And to add insult to injury, his wife had actually hired a former client of Ramon’s
to do the job for a measly $2000.
The story goes back to 2013, when Ramon’s wife, Lulu, was granted US citizenship and
moved from Mexico City to Texas.
But for one reason or another, she didn't really like her husband.
She was amazing while they were dating, then became a completely different person once
she was in the country.
Ramon became aware of her plot to murder him after a friend of his told on her!
His friend, an ex-gang member, was the one Lulu had gone to to offer the $2000.
The pair took their evidence to the police, who then helped Ramon fake his own death.
They staged a photoshoot in which Ramon lay in a grave with a fake bullet hole in the
center of his head, appearing dead as a doornail.
Next, Ramon went into hiding for three days.
When an undercover FBI agent made contact with Lulu, he showed her the photos of her
supposedly dead husband.
She simply laughed.
It was clear she had been trying to murder him, and so she was arrested.
She's currently serving 20 years in an American jail.
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