L.A.-based developer Arthur Aslanian has been arrested for attempting to hire a hit man to kill a banker and an attorney that he collectively owed about $3.25 million, the Los Angeles Times reported on Friday.
Source: Inman News
Los Angeles real estate developer arrested in murder-for-hire plot
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