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Even though you're in the top 0.1%, under no circumstances should you hire a hitman.
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Have some elaborate and complicated plan to create an alibi. It should involve changed clocks around or having everyone think you're there when you're really not. The more intricate your alibi plan is, the better. All of those 30 steps in your plan will go perfectly.
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You're gonna kill the closest person to you, either your spouse, your parent, or your best friend.
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Spend under 5 seconds feeling sad that the closest person to you is now dead. Get back to what you were doing before the murder. Let everyone know that you're a happier version of yourself before that person died.
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Befriend in the warmest possible way the head investigator for the murder you just did. Let the guy into your home and offer him any courtesy and assistance that you can provide. Let him get cigar ash all over your personal space.
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Let the police search your home at all hours. Never insist on a warrant. Talk to the cops like you would your family. Never demand your right to have a lawyer present.
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After the homicide department has discovered a few inconsistencies in your story, just confess the murder immediately. Accept that you'll spend the rest of your life in jail, there's not point in fighting.
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Look that pig in the eye that got you a long jail sentence with profound love
Sorry I just binge watched seasons 1-5
There's really no such thing as "hiring a hitman" if you're not in organized crime.
it's called telling your bodyguards to do some overtime (considering bezos and gates both just divorced, they don't make them like that anymore tbh)
*but actually, what's the last known case of haute bourgeoisie plausibly mercing someone over inheritance? or is this exclusively landed aristocracy know-how?
I've heard a theory that if you're super rich you can go to a private detective firm and ask them to set you up with a hitman, but you'd have to offer them a shit ton of money cuz if they get busted doing that they're gonna get totally dismantled by law enforcement, but IDK if there's any truth to that.
I'm gonna hire hitman to get the person who's trying to ruin my hexbear bit
/s (I actually wouldn't want anyone to lose sleep over that)
But I saw that movie The Hitman.
Yeah how would a normal person, even a very rich one, go about hiring a hitman if they didn't at least know someone involved in the mob? It ain't like there's a craiglist for this shit (despite what some people will claim about the Darkweb). Do you just go to a seedy bar and ask some scary looking dude?
The only theory I've heard is that super rich people can ask a private detective firm to do it, but you'd probably have to offer them a SHIT TON of movie to take that risk.