Church Elder on Trial for Trying to Hire Hitman With Bitcoin

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26 January, 2018

Minnesota church elder Stephen Allwine is on trial for allegedly murdering his wife after trying to hire a hit man using Bitcoin as payment. Prosecutors say Allwine was engaging in multiple affairs and did not want to lose his position in the church by seeking a divorce.

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