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The man's mother and father - 'devastated' about their son's murderous intent - played dead in the police mock-up and photographs of them, with blood gushing from 'fatal' knife wounds, were taken

A 22-year-old man was hoodwinked by police into believing he had hired a contract killer to murder his wealthy parents and ten-year-old sister so he could immediately claim his inheritance.
Detectives found out about the sickening plot and staged the killing in the family home.

An officer played the role of the hired assassin in the Russian resort of Sochi, a host city for this year's FIFA World Cup.

The son had instructed the 'contract killer' in how and where his family should be murdered.
Police detain son who ordered contract killer to murder parents

After seeing the pictures, the man expressed 'delight' and agreed to pay the promised £38,000 fee to the man he believed was a contract killer as soon as he had collected his inheritance. Pictured: His arrest by police

The 'assassin' arranged a meeting in a Mercedes and showed the photographs of his 'slain parents' to the man. He was immediately arrested, and quickly confessed

He even drew a floor plan, and indicated where security cameras were placed, and how to avoid guard dogs.

He agreed a fee with the undercover policeman for killing all three of his relatives.

He demanded to see pictures of his slain parents.

The man's mother and father - 'devastated' about their son's murderous intent - played dead in the police mock-up and photographs of them, with blood gushing from 'fatal' knife wounds, were taken.

The 'assassin' arranged a meeting in a Mercedes and showed the photographs of his 'slain parents' to the man.

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