Doctor offered bitcoin to have wife drugged, colleague beaten up
Ronald Craig Ilg wanted to pay a hitman $62,000 in bitcoin to inject his ex-wife with heroin and give a doctor "a significant beating."
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Ronald Craig Ilg wanted to pay a hitman $62,000 in bitcoin to inject his ex-wife with heroin and give a doctor "a significant beating."
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— Ethereum
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— Binance
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— Crypto
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— Crypto
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