paid killers

[regular john]

maybe this is idiotic question but has anyone ever tried to contact such people ?

 

[human909]

No, but I have found some on the dark web. It's hard though, I just never had the courage to actually contact them.

 

[TheHolySword]

You definitely run the risk that they're law enforcement posing as contract killers

 

[human909]

You definitely run the risk that they're law enforcement posing as contract killers

Yeah, that too.

 

[regular john]

thanks for replies

 

[ThisIsMe1357]

I am pretty sure I read both somewhere outside of this forum a long time ago and also somewhere in this forum very recently that there had never been a single documented case of a successful hire of an assassin on the Dark Web yet and that all of the websites promising such services on the Dark Web are most likely scams or FBI honeypots.

I swear someone posted a similar question on this website very recently, so that thread is very likely just a few weeks old.

 

[L'absent]

You definitely run the risk that they're law enforcement posing as contract killers

It's really unlikely that something like this would happen, for several reasons. First of all, it would violate people's fundamental rights, such as privacy and dignity. People seeking help for suicide are in a state of great psychological distress, and deceiving them into believing they are in contact with a killer would not only be ethically wrong, but also harmful. The laws surrounding undercover operations are very strict, and law enforcement must have a clear legal justification to take any action. Doing something like this without a solid legal basis could lead to serious trouble. Furthermore, there are much more ethical and effective alternatives to address these cases, such as involving mental health professionals who can actually help people in need, instead of exploiting their vulnerability to gather information. If something went wrong, the officers could face legal action, making this strategy risky and unrealistic. On top of that, there would be very strong media consequences, with a reaction from the public that would surely be reprehensible. People would be shocked and outraged by such a cruel practice, and public opinion would strongly condemn it. In practice, it's virtually impossible that something like this would happen, as it could have severe legal, psychological, and social consequences for everyone involved.

 

[Terramoro]

I am pretty sure I read both somewhere outside of this forum a long time ago and also somewhere in this forum very recently that there had never been a single documented case of a successful hire of an assassin on the Dark Web yet and that all of the websites promising such services on the Dark Web are most likely scams or FBI honeypots.

I swear someone posted a similar question on this website very recently, so that thread is very likely just a few weeks old.

Pretty sure dreadpirateroberts hired redandwhite and successfully killed friendlychemist, considering their interactions. Tho the court didn't sentence him on it, so idk.
Also, it's a stupid idea to hire a guy to kill you. Way too many ways it could go wrong. Not to speak of the few hundred k you're gonna have spend.

 

[Life'sA6itch]

maybe this is idiotic question but has anyone ever tried to contact such people ?

I have long ago thought about it and feel that with my luck I will unwittingly contact some undercover officer who will ship me off exactly where I don't want to be.