Landscaper offered hit man to kill family of four
North Liberty landscaper Justin L. De Witt, 36, agreed to pay 8000 dollars to have a hit man kill a business associate and his family of four. He was arrested after an undercover officer posed as the killer. De Witt faces four counts each of attempted murder and solicitation to commit murder.
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