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Does a signed agreement for a contract killing have to be notarized?
Published April 28, 2011
Question by Hugh Manatee: Does a signed agreement for a contract killing have to be notarized?
This is a joke of course, but a woman who was captured on police video tape did ask the police undercover agent who was posing as a hit man for an actual signed contract. She had heard the term “contract killing” and thought that it included a real contract. She was arrested and sent to prison. Her husband is still alive, fortunately. I think their marriage was on shaky ground.
Best answer:
Answer by Vince M
No. The contracted killer provides his OWN form of protection “guarantee.”
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