Ling too was unwilling to do the job himself, and perhaps he could find no one willing to take the job off him for less than 100k. So on April 14, 2014, he met with Wei in person. He told him there was a contract on him, but if he would just pose bound and gagged, Ling could snap a photo and use that as proof of a successful hit, without having to actually kill him.
Wei agreed. But he did ask that Ling hand over all the stuff he had on him, including that white mobile phone. And when Wei went to the authorities, he had enough evidence for them to work their way up the chain and arrest every single lazy assassin we just named. All of them were convicted of “intentional homicide” (even though no actual homicide was ever committed), and Tan, who came up with the whole idea, got the longest sentence of all.
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