Fake hitman-for-hire site on the dark web received real ‘kill orders’ globally

She was going to a wine-and-cheese party, and she said, ‘Well, I’m not going to cancel that. I’m not going to let them win.’\”Miller said some people were in disbelief while others were grateful for the warning.\”Some people were just really grateful,\” he explained. \”They said, ‘Thank you for calling me. Thank you for letting me know. I don’t know what I’m going to do, but thank you for calling me.’ Some of them even called us back and said, ‘I’ve been to the police. They’re taking it seriously. They’re going to send someone around.’\”The tech journalist said there were a few who were \”really frightened\” by the news.\”There were a few who were really frightened,\” he said. \”One of them was worried that they were being watched. They were looking out the window, and they said, ‘Do you think they’re watching me now?’\”The podcast host said \”Kill List\” is unlike anything he has ever worked on before.\”I have never done anything like this before,\” he admitted. \”And I hope I never have to do anything like this again. It was the most difficult thing that I’ve ever had to do. And as a journalist, you don’t often have to worry about this. You don’t often have to worry about your sources being in danger or yourself being in danger. And it was a very stressful time for us.\”Miller hopes that by sharing his story, it will bring awareness to the dangers of the dark web.\”I think that the message people should come away with is that the dark web is a dangerous place,\” he said. \”I think that people should be very cautious before they go on there. It’s not just a place where you can go to buy drugs. It’s a place where you can go to find people that want to kill you. It’s a very dangerous place, and I think people should be aware of that.\”Listeners can hear \”Kill List\” on Wondery, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever they listen to podcasts.