Tennessee woman accused of trying to hire hitman to kill wife of man she met on Match.com

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Melody Sasser is charged with murder for hire, according to the federal court complaint.

A Tennessee woman has been accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill the wife of a man she met on dating app Match.com, according to a federal criminal complaint.

Melody Sasser is charged with murder for hire, according to the complaint filed last month in U.S. District Court in KnoxvilleAn account linked to Sasser during an investigation used a dark-web hosted site to order the killing of a woman in Alabama, the station reported, citing the complaint. Screenshots in the filing show Sasser used the username"cattree," and offered $9,750 in payment to the Online Killers Market administrator through Bitcoin, WVLT reported.

The screenshots, the station reported, show Sasser telling the administrator"it needs to seem random or accident. or plant drugs, do not want a long investigation. she recently moved in with her new husband. [SIC]""i have waited for 2 months and 11 days and the job is not completed. 2 weeks ago you said it was been worked on and would be done in a week. the job is still not done. does it need to be assigned to someone else. will it be done. what is the delay.

 

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