Boston Police Commissioner William William Sketchy in Boston Red Sox and Houston Stars Pre-match before the game of September 7, 2018, in Fen Dao Park in Boston, Massachusetts. Billy Weiye / Boston Red Socks / Gati picture  Marsacry's man tried to hire a killer to kill his wife, but inadvertently issued a cubicle representative, rather than compensating for undercover.
MASSIMO MARENGHI, 54, accused in Massachusetts, a counting murder. The court document claimed that Marenghi will repeatedly surround the source of C. His marriage is a marriage issue with his wife. He has proposed a restriction order to him.  
According to the oath of the special agent Bryce J Ferrara, Marenghi if he will kill his wife Marenghi representative. The source of the message tells Marenghi, if he is serious, the hit will cost $ 10,000. Marenghi agreed.  Shortly after later, the confidential source was forwarded to the Federal Investigation Bureau and the local police and agreed to assist in the investigation. The Federal Investigation provides a notification, including the name and contact information of the undercover federal agent to pass to Marenghi under the scorpion, which is a killer.
 MARENGHI obviously tried to be discrete murder cases when the message was delivered, told him his name as "Boston" and asked "Construction Work." After a week, at a person's meeting, the prosecutor claimed that Marenghi told undercover agents, he had a "situation", which needs "very fast" ex-wife "very fast".
 "I need to eliminate the problem," according to the swearing, he said to the fake killer.
Soon, MARENGHI provided a federal agent with $ 1,500 of cash as a murder, provided him with his wife arrangement, work place, home address and her photos. The court application also said that Marenghi told undercover agents, his wife's home security camera is, its blind spot and evading export route.  
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When captured, Marenghi lived with his parents. The federal prosecutor has recently filed their families, Marenghi's car and his electronic product search warrants. According to MARENGHI's federal lawsuit, there is no warrant.  According to DOJ's press release, MARENGHI was arrested on January 29 and held the first court attended on February 1. If it is convicted, Marenghi faces 10 years of prison, fined $ 250,000, and three years of supervision release.