Description: US Firearm Vendor Tried To Sell Gun To Customer Got Jailed Michael Ryan a 36-year-old graduate from Kansas US was sentenced to 52 months in prison for running a vendor shop on the dark web. According to law enforcement authorities the suspect sold weapons under the pseudo name Gunrunner on the Black Market Reloaded (BMR) marketplace. During the investigation law enforcement authorities discovered that Ryan sold a powerful Hi-Point handgun and 19 bullets to a customer in Edinburgh. The seller allegedly sent the package using FedEx. After his detention the weapon vendor admitted that he also exported firearms to England Ireland and Australia. The US Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives (ATF) arrested the 36-year-old in June 2015. The suspect appeared in court last year where he pleaded guilty to six counts of exporting and trying to export firearms illegally. During an ATF raid last year on Ryans home in Kansas law enforcement authorities found evidence that the suspect sold and shipped the Hi-Point pistol to Scotland. According to official court documents the 36-year-old offered Glocks Uzis Berettas Walthers with ammunition and magazines to his customers on the dark web marketplace. The suspect targeted markets like the United Kingdom where the purchase of guns and rifles is difficult or banned. Ryan faced 10 years in prison however his sentence was reduced since he cooperated with law enforcement authorities after his detention. The court sentenced the 36-year-old to 52 months in prison. With a computer and an internet connection Ryan hosted an international arms trafficking business on the dark web peddling firearms throughout the world assistant attorney general Leslie Caldwell said in a statement. On January 18 Stephen Carl Allwine a Cottage Grove man was arrested for the murder of his own wife. The investigators described it as one of the most bizarre cases ever seen. The case started with a suicide call at Allwines home. Amy Louise Allwine allegedly shot herself in the common bedroom. A 9mm pistol was found on the floor next to the wifes elbow. However something did not add up. The victims hands revealed no soot no gunpowder stippling no unburned gunpowder stippling and no blood on either hand a court document revealed. Law enforcement authorities started a thorough multi-agency investigation. They found out that the husband had access to the dark web and used it often. During the investigation law enforcement authorities discovered that the man solicited the services of a hitman from the controversial dark net murder for hire website Besa Mafia. The hitman service site was allegedly hacked by a hacker known as bRpsd before. He leaked all the usernames and email addresses in the database. The hacker also claimed that the whole operation is a scam. Investigators used the leaked data and cross-checked it with the devices they seized from Allwine. They found the username dogdaygod and [email protected] (the username and email address the husband used in his dark net ventures) in the data dump. Law enforcement authorities discovered that the man paid somewhere between $10000 $15000 in BTC to Besa Mafia for the murder Amy Louise Allwine. They agreed on shooting the wife at close range and burning the house down. However the suspect got scammed. Thats where the suspect decided to murder his wife himself police claimed. The footstepsonly visible with luminolfurther pointed to the husband as the killer. Allwine was charged with one count of second-degree murder. The judge set bail at $1 million without conditions and $500000 with strict conditions. The post US Firearm Vendor Tried To Sell Gun To Customer Got Jailed appeared first on Deep Dot Web .
By Frankie Cordeira Jr.
Pinned to Domestic and Global News on Pinterest
Found on: http://ift.tt/2lsVZEv
By Frankie Cordeira Jr.
Pinned to Domestic and Global News on Pinterest
Found on: http://ift.tt/2lsVZEv