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The dark web is a pretty good bet. Going into a bar is probably going to get you arrested.
If you go through the dark web don’t meet the hit man in person. Remain anonymous (plausible deniability). Use an anonymous way to send money. I have no experience in the dark web but I’d assume there is a way to do the equivalent of an escrow account. Where you put the money in and it won’t release until contract is complete.
The Dark Web is full of honey pots set by the FBI. Chances are, you're never going to find an actual hitman for hire without it being a sting operation.
Well don't know about the dark web but it kind of seems like the people who are caught get caught by UI's. But even in that case someone would have to set person A to person B.