Stan T. was also acquitted on appeal of the plans to order a assassin to kill his ex-wife from Tilburg. The court spoke to him before and the Court of Appeal agrees. There is too little evidence to appoint Stan T. as a culprit.
According to the judiciary, Stan T. went on the Darweb in April 2021 looking for a assassin. He would have $ 5000 for it to have his ex-wife killed and bring them to him seven months old. An anonymous informer informed the American security service FBI.
The father of Stan T. and his girlfriend at the time would have been aware of his plans. When the FBI rang the bell, he had been fleeing the Dutch judiciary for months looking for him for another scam case. He was arrested in Belgium and later extradited to the Netherlands.
Murder advertisement
Stan T. himself indicated that he had never been to the Darkweb. “It comes from an anonymous informer and the murder advertisement cannot be found anywhere,” his lawyer argued earlier. T. also said that he never wanted to kill his ex.
The court spoke Stan T. free of planning the rental murder. The court goes along with that. For example, the Court says to rely on the information from the FBI. Someone has indeed reported with the promise of 5000 dollars in exchange for the death of the Tilburg woman, but it cannot be established that it is Stan T..
Scam
Stan T. has been convicted several times in the past for scams. Among other things, he would have rented out holiday homes that do not exist. In the television program ‘Undercover in the Netherlands’, the ex of Stan T. told him that she is in debt due to him.