A US Air National Guardsman has been charged after allegedly registering with a spoof hitman web site and agreeing to homicide somebody for $5,000.

Josiah Ernesto Garcia, 21, is alleged to have met an undercover FBI agent to gather images and particulars of a fictionalised goal for him to homicide.

Prosecutors say he additionally submitted a CV and identification to rentahitman.com indicating he was an professional marksman nicknamed "Reaper" with navy expertise.

However, the location was really a parody that featured pretend testimonials and a kind the place individuals might order a 'hit' or register to work as a employed killer.

Garcia wanted cash to assist his household and had initially searched on-line for mercenary jobs, in keeping with the US Attorney's Office in Tennessee.

The 'sting' within the park in Hendersonville, Tennessee, occurred final week after an FBI agent started speaking with him.

A $2,500 downpayment was allegedly handed over and prosecutors say Garcia agreed to the deal and requested if he wanted to take an image of the physique.

He was swiftly arrested and an AR-style assault rifle was discovered later when brokers searched his residence.

Garcia - from Hermitage in Tennessee - was charged with using interstate services within the fee of murder-for-hire and faces as much as 10 years in jail if convicted.

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