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FBI Foils Plumber’s Chilling Murder Plot in Alabama

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A disturbing case has emerged from Hoover, Alabama, where a local plumber stands accused of attempting to orchestrate the murder of his wife and six children. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, 63-year-old Mohammad A. H. Mohammad was recorded last Saturday trying to hire a hitman, who was actually an undercover FBI employee.

The affidavit reveals shocking details of the conversation between Mohammad and the undercover agent. “God will reward me,” Mohammad allegedly declared during the recorded interaction.

He elaborated on his gruesome plan, stating, “Six kids and the mom. You pick and choose who you gunna take out, and get paid,” suggesting that his family had turned against him. The couple was in the midst of divorce proceedings, adding to the tension.

“Start with one,” he allegedly instructed the undercover agent. “Take your time.”

Mohammad reportedly paid a $550 down payment to the fake hitman and had agreed to a total payment of $20,000 for his wife’s murder and $5,000 for each of his adult children.

Prosecutors presented audio evidence of Mohammad’s interaction with a witness, who warned him about the moral consequences of his actions. The witness told Mohammad that if he hurt his family, he would “go to hell forever.”

In response, Mohammad reiterated, “No, God will reward me.”

The affidavit paints a picture of escalating violence and intimidation by Mohammad against his family over the years. Married in 2020, his wife had filed for a protection order less than a year later, accusing him of multiple threats, physical abuse, and even brandishing a gun. He is also suspected of stalking his family and setting several vehicles on fire.

After being released on bond in February, Mohammad allegedly sought out someone to carry out his deadly plan. He reportedly told a witness that he was willing to “die for self dignity” and “die for pride.”

Mohammad was arrested on Tuesday and charged with the use of interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder-for-hire.


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2 Comments

  1. Don

    October 9, 2024 at 11:20 am

    Methinks it’s just a CAY move by the current FBI for their failures for the last 4 years under the commies.

    • Don

      October 9, 2024 at 11:21 am

      Make that CYA.

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