Nearly a month ago, Canadian authorities arrested a man they believe to be "redandwhite," a hitman allegedly hired ... defunct underground drug website, Silk Road. Ulbricht is now serving a ...

HENN: The hitman was actually an undercover DEA agent ... Now Ulbricht is facing two federal indictments - one for running the Silk Road and one for attempting a murder-for-hire.

The man allegedly behind Silk Road, a black market website where users could trade guns and drugs, is now also accused of hiring a hitman to kill six people. Ross William Ulbricht, 29, was ...

“Has anyone seen Silk Road yet? It’s kind of like an anonymous ... The FBI claims the hitman later sent a picture of the victim after the job was done – for approximately $150,000 in ...

Silk Road logs, found on Ulbricht's laptop ... why would they just sit on it when it was supposed to go pay some hitman?)," said Nicholas Weaver, a University of California-Berkeley computer ...

Ulbricht allegedly commissioned these hits from another Silk Road user named “redandwhite ... scammed by a government agent posing as a hitman once before. Was the redandwhite saga a similar ...

Most who believe the latter, however, often base their opinion on claims that Ulbricht allegedly attempted to hire a hitman on a former Silk Road administrator, who stood accused of embezzling bitcoin ...

DPR allegedly hired Nob, thinking he was a hitman, to kill Green for stealing Silk Road funds. Force and Bridges let DPR believe it was Green who had stolen the bitcoins, according to Forbes.

They alleged that Austin native and UT graduate Ulbricht had established the Silk Road anonymous trading system ... relating to claims that he attempted to hire a hitman to kill a former employee.

The Silk Road was only active for around three years ... He was also accused of hiring a hitman to murder former employees, and was estimated to have overseen over $1 billion in illegal sales ...

Even so, the prosecution took pains to read the entire conversation to the jury because it's intended to show them the darkest side of the Silk Road's short history. Here's that verbatim ...