The website states it offers ready-to-work employees willing to carry out your darkest desires, even if that means killing someone.
Baton Rouge police said the girl searched the site to find someone to kill her ex-boyfriend. The website administrator, “Guido Fanelli,” contacted police in January to notify them about the girls’ motives.
Police said the investigation is ongoing, and they are not releasing any other information on the suspect, since she is a minor. Rentahitman has helped police catch people looking to commit acts of violence all over the country. The website has been featured on major outlets nationally, including CNN and Rolling Stone Magazine.in December that it started as a website for an internet security business, but he started passing along information to law enforcement officials when people took it seriously.
Scrolling through the website, you’ll find they try to appeal to a variety of targets willing to ask for the unthinkable. That includes people who hate their job and upset exes.You’ll also find fake testimonies from so-called satisfied “customers” with their images blurred.
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