A Kid in the UK Impersonated an MI5 Agent to Plot His Own Murder
It takes some time to completely comprehend this one because it is the Inception of strange imitation. Here is the condensed version. Online, a 14-year-old boy assumed the identity of Janet, a British spy. He attempted to enlist a 16-year-old acquaintance in the British Secret Service while posing as Janet, but in order to establish his mettle, he had to murder a 14-year-old. Sound perplexing? In fact, it was.
The other youngster, Mark, was persuaded by John, the 14-year-old, that he would earn £80 million, meet the prime minister, and, of course, have sex with Janet, the married spy who is 44 years old. He only had to knife John to death, which is exactly what he tried to do.
John had two stab wounds but lived. Mark was the one who did it and then dialed for assistance. John was the first person in British history to be accused of encouraging their own murder as a result of the investigation.
