Hitman

Prosecutors claim a woman tried to hire a hitman to kill the wife of a man she met on the dating website, Match.com.

A pediatrician in Louisville, Kentucky, is accused of an alleged murder-for-hire scheme in which she agreed to pay an undercover employee with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) $7,000 to kill her ex-husband, according to authorities.

A woman has pleaded guilty to using a parody website titled “RentAHitman.com” to solicit the services of a real-life hitman to kill her ex-husband. The owner of the website commented on individuals that think the website is a legitimate way to order a murder by saying, “People are just stupid.”

Former football player Dylan Duby has admitted to Belgian police that he was paid €10,000 (£8,645/$12,115) to murder entrepreneur Frank Goes, who was stabbed to death in the street last year.

On Sunday evening in Edmonton, the Canadian Football League championship will be decided when the 106th Grey Cup game takes place. The Calgary Stampeders will have plenty of supporters rooting for them, including their most famous fan, WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart.

A Pakistani man suspected of having killed around 70 people in his homeland has been arrested in Hungary among a large group of migrants trying to break into Europe. Police in the Central European nation arrested the 35-year-old alleged hitman,

A newlywed accused of hiring a hitman to kill her firefighter husband so she could collect his life insurance money was found guilty of aggravated murder.

The latest chapter in Io-Interactive’s HITMAN is now available and has players hunting down targets in Morocco.

Agent 47 travels to Italy in the second installment of Io-Interactive’s episodic Hitman.

Io-Interactive’s HITMAN reboot may take a little bit longer to complete than previously projected, as new episodes face possible development delays.

The Division‘s Game Director Ryan Barnard has departed Ubisoft to join Square Enix as the new boss of beleaguered developer Io-Interactive. Tom Clancy’s The Division was a joy to review. Where I went in expecting a ham-fisted franchise cash-in, I was

HITMAN is a strange experiment in incremental content and aggressive monetization. It was billed as a “World of Assassination,” but its world is smaller than any the franchise has ever seen. While I’ve managed to enjoy every prior entry in the series, this one eluded my best efforts.

Io-Interactive’s episodic Hitman debuts on March 11 with the release of the first episode set in Paris.

This cinematic trailer for Hitman recalls past actions from master assassin Agent 47’s career.

The first thing that strikes me about the Hitman beta is its beauty. The helicopter pad on which I’m deposited is lashed by arctic wind. The monolithic entrance to the Agency’s training center is appropriately foreboding. Every graphical bell and whistle is on display, and for a moment I’m just grateful to be back in Agent 47’s shoes.

Play through the training mission that led Agent 47 to join the ICA in the beta for IO Interactive’s Hitman.

The latest trailer for Hitman invites players to look behind the scenes to uncover the world of professional assassins.

A man who voiced the lovable Charlie Brown in a series of 1960s television specials has pleaded guilty to making criminal threats after he attempted to solicit a hitman to kill a San Diego law enforcement officer.

An Indiana man, who is already facing a series of charges of molesting a child, allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill his victim and his victim’s mother, according to court documents.

Io-Interactive is getting ready to reboot Hitman, its most iconic franchise, except it isn’t really a reboot.