Hey guys, I'm Derek Lavasar. And I'm Stephanie Harlow, and we're the hosts of the Crime Weekly podcast. And we're recommending another podcast that has truly captivated us. It's called Kill List. One night, a hacker breaks into a dark web murder for hire site, uncovering a chilling cache of documents called The Kill List. It details hundreds of names around the globe,

complete with faces, addresses, as well as payments and instructions for their murders.

When a murder disguised as a suicide shakes a quiet suburb, a hacker connects the victim

to the kill list. With local police slow to act, he turns to an unsuspecting investigative

journalist to help.

His name is Carl Miller.

When law enforcement decides not to investigate, their team is forced to take matters into their own hands, a decision that plunges them into a high-stakes race to warn those whose lives are in danger.

That's right. I'm about to play a clip from Kill List.

You can follow Kill List on the Wondry app or wherever you get your podcasts.

All right.

You ready?

Yep.

It's a Thursday afternoon and I'm on a call with one of my producers.

The road outside my house is almost totally silent.

On my computer, I open Chris's document.

Oh wow, there's a lot on here.

Yeah.

Chris has run me through the orders,

but this is the first time I've got my hands on the kill list itself.

It's a long spreadsheet of names, locations, telephone numbers. So how many do we have?

It looks like there's 85 on this list. I scroll through the list. A man from the US, a woman from

Russia, alongside each name, there are contact details, workplace addresses, details of their movements, and in most cases, there are contact details. Workplace addresses, details of their movements,

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