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Va. woman gets 6 years in prison in murder-for-hire plot, sought to have romantic rival shot

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A former Loudoun County school bus driver has been sentenced to six years in prison for trying to hire a hit man to kill a romantic rival.

Cinnamon told the man she'd pay another $400 after the woman, who was dating the father of Cinnamon's daughter, was killed.

Forty-one-year-old Ann Jenene Cinnamon of Sterling pleaded guilty in February to murder for hire in U.S. District Court in Alexandria. She admitted making a $100 down payment in October to a man she thought was brokering a deal with a hit man. The man instead had contacted the FBI.

Cinnamon told the man she'd pay another $400 after the woman, who was dating the father of Cinnamon's daughter, was killed.

The six-year sentence roughly splits the difference between the five-year term sought by the defense and the term of seven to nine years sought by prosecutors.


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