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Muhammad A. HE. Muhammad, claimed to have engaged services of FBI Agent, posing as HITMAN
HOOVER, Ala. (WBRC/Gray News) - A man in Alabama admitted to trying to hire someone to murder his wife and children.
Mohammad Mohammad, 64, entered a plea to seven counts of murder-for-hire.
According to court documents, in September 2024, Mohammad met with an undercover law enforcement officer who he thought was a hitman. Mohammad discussed with the undercover officer the cost of killing his wife and six adult children.
The person informed law enforcement. An undercover FBI agent then posed as a hitman.
Mohammed allegedly offered to pay the undercover agent $20,000 for the murder of his wife, and an additional $5,000 each for his six children. The motive, according to court records - Mohammad felt his 'pride and self-dignity' had been destroyed during the falling out with his family.
"Your money maximum within two weeks," Mohammad told the FBI informant, according to court records. "Not five [thousand dollars]. Twenty. Because it's the big head. The others, it's OK. They are trash. Cockroaches. You know. But this one, deserve more. I give it to you."
Mohammad's wife filed the first protection from abuse order roughly eight months after they were married in 2021. Those documents state Mohammad 'put his hands' on their children, sending them to the emergency room, threatened to lock the family in the basement and kill them, fired guns at them and put a gun and knife against the children's heads and throats.
"…Mohammad said he wanted to shoot my daughter between the eyes," court records state.
According the prosecution, Mohammad has attempted to contact witnesses since his arrest, which is in violation of his state protection order.
He faces a statutory maximum sentence of ten years for each count.
The FBI investigated the case along with Assistant U.S. Attorneys Jonathan S. Cross and William R. McComb.
‘They are trash’: Man admitted to trying to kill wife, six children because they destroyed his ‘pride and self-dignity’
A man in Alabama admitted to trying to hire someone to murder his wife and children.
