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The Dark Web. What is that? Well, you're about to find out. And I'm going to give you three

examples where these so-called dark web was used to hire hitmen.

Crime stories with Nancy Grace.

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime stories. Thank you for being with us here on Fox Nation

and series XM 111. First of all, let's kick it off with ABC 7, New Chicago reporter John Garcia.

Listen, Jones was having a fair with the intended victims husband who she worked with.

She used the relative anonymity of the dark web to hire a company called Sicilian Hitmen

International to kill his wife, all from her quiet suburban display in the department.

But a network news organization investigating the dark web stumbled onto the plot and reported it

to Woodridge police. Without their bringing this evidence to law enforcement's attention,

who knows how this case would have ended up? She admitted that she had access to Hitman website.

Investigators found evidence of Bitcoin payments and communication between Jones and the

Hitman website on her laptop. Man, oh, man of shavots hiring a hitman online on the web. Even if it

is the dark web, for many of you that don't know what the dark web is, think of dark magic.

That's what it is. Everything dark and distasteful is on the dark web. You know, you want to know

how to make a bomb? Dark web. You want to hire a hitman? Dark web. But it's just so predictable.

Sicilian Hitmen International? Really? With me and all start panel to break it down and put it

back together again. Kathleen Murphy, North Carolina family lawyer at NC domestic law.com and family

law. That's certainly putting perfume on the pig. It's anything but family like John Cardillo,

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