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crime2 years ago

Match.com Date Leads to Alleged Murder-for-Hire Plot

A woman from Tennessee has been arrested for allegedly hiring a hitman on the dark web to kill the wife of a man she met on Match.com. Melody Sasser paid $9,750 in Bitcoin to have the woman killed, according to federal court documents. The intended victim was alerted to the threat by Homeland Security Investigations, and Sasser was identified as a possible suspect. The investigation revealed that Sasser had purchased Bitcoin with cash on four occasions at a Coinhub ATM in Knoxville.

via AL.com|
#bitcoin#crime#dark-web
crime2 years ago

Woman Hires Hitman to Kill Match.com Date's Wife

Melody Sasser, a Knoxville woman, has been accused of hiring an online hitman from the website Online Killers Market to kill the wife of a man she met on Match.com. She paid almost $10,000 in Bitcoin and provided details about the target, including addresses and license plate numbers. Sasser also left threatening voicemails on the target's phone and used an app called Strava to track their movements. She has been arrested and is currently in custody.

via WVLT|
#crime#hitman#homeland-security
crime2 years ago

Match.com Date Leads to Alleged Murder-for-Hire Plot

Melody Sasser, a woman from Knoxville, Tennessee, has been charged with hiring a hitman through the dark web to murder the wife of a man she met on Match.com. Sasser allegedly made the "order for murder" through the dark web hosted site "Online Killers Market" and used Bitcoin to send money to the account. The victim was informed of the threat to her life, and Sasser is expected in federal court in Knoxville on June 8.

via WKRN News 2|
#bitcoin#crime#dark-web
crime2 years ago

Match.com Date Leads to Murder-for-Hire Plot by Knoxville Woman

Melody Sasser, a woman from Knoxville, Tennessee, has been charged with hiring a hitman through the dark web to murder the wife of a man she met on Match.com. Sasser allegedly made the "order for murder" through the dark web hosted site "Online Killers Market" and used Bitcoin to send money to the account. The victim was informed of the threat to her life, and Sasser is expected to appear in federal court in Knoxville on June 8.

via WATE 6 On Your Side|
#bitcoin#crime#dark-web
crime2 years ago

Match.com Date Attempts to Hire Hitman to Kill Man's Wife

Melody Sasser, a former employee of Pilot Flying J truck stop chain, allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill the wife of a man she met on Match.com. Sasser stalked the wife using a fitness app and sent her location updates to a bogus murder-for-hire service she found on the dark web. The scam site, called Online Killers Market, was discovered by foreign law enforcement, who notified the Department of Homeland Security. Sasser wired $9,750 to the site, but the hit never happened. She faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

via The Daily Beast|
#crime#dark-web#matchcom
crime2 years ago

Match.com Meeting Leads to Murder-for-Hire Plot by Environmental Specialist

Melody Sasser, an environmental compliance specialist, allegedly tried to hire a hitman through a website called Online Killers Market to murder Jennifer Wallace, the wife of a man she had met on Match.com. Sasser made payments totaling $9,750 in Bitcoin and provided accurate details about the Wallace's life. She was identified as 'cattree' by Coinhub, which operates Bitcoin ATM machines that Sasser had allegedly used. Sasser was arrested on May 18th and remains in custody until a further court appearance on June 8th.

via Daily Mail|
#bitcoin#crime#environmental-specialist