A Norwegian teenager has been convicted of conspiracy to murder after agreeing to carry out a shooting in exchange for a large sum of money. The case stems from a plot involving an unidentified target and a payment of over 25,000 euros. Authorities revealed the agreement was made last year, though details about the intended victim or the full scope of the plan remain unclear. The verdict raises questions about how such a plot was uncovered and whether additional suspects may be involved.
Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, was found guilty in July of conspiracy to murder for agreeing to shoot an unknown target for 25,000 euros (21,500 pounds or $28,000) last year.
