Singaporean man confesses to going on Dark Web to hire hitmen to kill ex-mistress’s new boyfriend


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A Singaporean risk management executive has pleaded guilty to one charge of intentionally abetting murder, after he confessed to going on the Dark Web to hire a hitman to kill his former mistress’s new boyfriend.  

According to the Singapore Straits Times, a court in Singapore was told that Allen Vincent Hui Kim Seng, 47, paid approximately Sg$7,560 (RM22,867) in Bitcoin to a group on a website identified as Camorra Hitmen that purportedly offers killers for hire. 

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