Tina Jones, a 32-year-old American woman who has been charged for allegedly offering $10,000 in bitcoin (BTC) to a dark web company earlier this year to kill her lover’s wife, had requested that she should no longer be required to wear a GPS monitoring device. Jones’ attorney told DuPage County Judge George Bakalis that the defendant was unable to afford the $10 per day charges for using the GPS tracking device. Jones’ lawyer said she had so far paid $2,390 since being told to wear the device in April 2018. Bakalis denied the request and recommended that a $300 advance payment be made, so that the defendant could wear the GPS monitor for at least another 30 days.
