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From my extensive experience in this area (true crime podcasts lol), if your hitman is either quoting a reasonable price or offering a payment plan, they're a cop.
Unless you're in South Africa, in which case you can legitimately walk in to a bar and hire a murderer for a very reasonable price.
LMAO ok now you got me curious what consists of a reasonable price? If the guy I was first married to who beat the shit out of me and raped me how much would that be?
Getting kinda specific here...
Edit: really sorry you went through that, but I hope you're not thinking about making a rash decision.
Oh no been through therapy for it and left the state. Was just kind of curious if someone would kill a abuser/rapist at less of a rate than like an ex husband who is well off.
It would all depend on the hired killer. Even the most horrible of people tend to have a 'code' they will follow.