The Calculated Price of Blood: A Grim Insight into the Cost of Contract Killing The recent sentencing of Jaeden Tito and Rabii Zahabe, who executed gangland enforcer Gavin Preston in a brazen underworld hit, has raised more questions than answers about the true cost of contract killing.
While 34 years in prison may seem like a severe punishment for these crimes, it's worth examining why this sentence was considered lenient by some.
The judge's decision to spare Tito and Zahabe from life imprisonment may have been influenced by their youth. At 25 and 26 years old respectively, they were hardly the hardened gangsters one might expect in such cases.