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Reading Time: 2 minutes A man who paid 40 bitcoin to have a child killed was sentenced to six and half years in prison last week John Michael Musbach used a contract killing website to try and eliminate the child before they could testify against him Musbach was facing charges relating to sexual contact with the child A man who paid a hitman in bitcoin to kill a child has been imprisoned for over six years…

Would-be Bitcoin Child Killer Goes to Prison
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