The Dark Web of European Crime: How Teen Hitmen Are Recruited to Kill
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The Rise of Foxtrot Network
According to reports, a shadowy gang known as the Foxtrot Network has been identified as the mastermind behind the recruitment of young killers across Europe.
The group, which operates in the dark web, is said to target vulnerable teenagers and offer them lucrative sums of money for carrying out hit jobs.
As first reported by Europol, the organization is believed to be linked to several high-profile murder cases, including the killing of a young woman in Spain and the assassination of a prominent businessman in Italy.
Sources
- Foxtrot Network: The shadowy gang recruiting teen killers across Europe — bbc.co.uk
- Crime boss Steven Lyons appears in Spanish court — bbc.com
- Suspected Kinahan gang leader faces extradition — bbc.com
- Children are being recruited as criminals at an 'industrial scale': Europol — abcnews.com
- Talbot Green: Watch as six people arrested for murder of Joanne Penney — bbc.com
This article summarises and adds context to the original reporting linked above.
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