Woman Pleads Guilty to Using Bitcoin for Dark Web Hitman

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Bank of Israel Launches Digital Shekel ChallengeIn Salt Lake City, Krista Renae Stone, 23, pleaded guilty to using the dark web to arrange a murder-for-hire in 2023. According to court documents, Stone utilized bitcoin to pay $5,000 for the hit. Between March and September 2023, she accessed a website offering “hitman for hire” services, providing detailed information about the intended victim, […]

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