¿Quién paga por un asesino en internet? El investigador de la dark web Carl Miller pasó años buscando la respuesta a esta pregunta. En esta escalofriante charla, comparte cómo descubrió órdenes de asesinato reales realizadas en línea por individuos aparentemente ordinarios, y ofrece una inquietante visión de lo que impulsa a las personas al límite. (Nota: Esta charla contiene descripciones de violencia.)

Dentro de una lista de asesinatos de la red oscura

In a chilling investigation, it was uncovered that seemingly ordinary individuals placed real kill orders on the darknet, aiming to have people assassinated. A hacker discovered hundreds of these orders, revealing a disturbing world where anonymity lowered the barriers to contract killing. The investigation led to arrests and convictions, showing that the perpetrators were not shadowy criminals but everyday people, often driven by a need for control in personal conflicts.

Darknet Murder Plots Reveal Ordinary People as Perpetrators

Exploring the dark web, a researcher uncovered a chilling reality: seemingly ordinary individuals placing real kill orders online. The anonymity of the internet has lowered barriers, making assassination feel accessible. A harrowing investigation revealed not only the dangerous intentions of these people but also the incompetence of supposed hitmen. This unsettling discovery highlights how deep desires for control can drive people to dangerous extremes.