Bungling hitman ordered to carry out job for free

Bungling hitman ordered to carry out job for free - Telegraph: "Jobless Simeon Henderson, 27, agreed to take as little as £3,000 a time from mobsters to shoot their enemies after bartering with them on deals.
But he failed to kill one man as ordered by his paymaster and on another missed his victim altogether and as a result was ordered to carry out a third shooting for free.
Yet when told to merely scare a shopkeeper involved in a gang feud Henderson misfired his 1950s Czechoslovakian machine gun and accidentally sprayed bullets all over a store with deadly consequences.
An innocent shop assistant working behind the counter was hit five times in the chest and body, slumped to the floor and died from his wounds - whilst the real target escaped unharmed.
Afterwards, panicking Henderson - who had been communicating by walkie talkie - ran out to his getaway car and blubbed to the driver: ''I think I've killed a man.''
He later claimed he had only become a hitman because he struggled to get a job and whilst awiting trial for murder demanded a million pounds to stay silent about who hired him."