Woman accused in bitcoin murder-for-hire plot must remain on GPS monitoring

By cineramaDecember 18, 2018Bitcoin Business

Tina Jones DuPage County Judge George Bakalis reminded Tina Jones and her attorney on Tuesday that they agreed to have her wear a GPS monitoring device earlier this spring […]

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Woman accused in bitcoin murder-for-hire plot must remain on GPS monitoring

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