NAPLES, Fla. (WFLA) — The brother of an meant sufferer of a murder-for-hire plot employed three males to hold out the homicide, in line with the Division of Justice.
On April 16 and 17, 29-year-old Miguel Marquez Romero and 54-year-old Paulo Sabon Montero talked on the cellphone about killing a person for $30,000.
The DOJ mentioned 41-year-old Jesus Pujol Hernandez was employed by the meant victims’ brother to do the soiled work.
All three males, from Naples, would name one another and had organized a gathering to debate how they’d perform the homicide, in line with officers.
The lads met in a grocery retailer car parking zone on April 17 when legislation enforcement intervened and apprehended them.
Marquez Romero, Sabon Montero and Hernandez have been indicted on fees of conspiracy to make use of a facility of interstate commerce to commit murder-for-hire and use of a facility of interstate commerce with intent to commit murder-for-hire, in line with the DOJ.
If convicted, they might withstand 10 years in federal jail.
The case was investigated by the FBI, with help from the Collier County Sheriff’s Workplace.
