The intent is important. Someone who orders and pays for murder wants someone to be killed. But a scammer/cop who doesn't want to kill anyone in the first pla

The intent is important. Someone who orders and pays for murder wants someone to be killed. But a scammer/cop who doesn't want to kill anyone in the first place can't be guilty of murder. And they aren't violent, because they haven't committed any violent crimes. At most they have committed fraud. But as I understand - illegal contracts are unenforciable. You can't sue someone for not doing something illegal on your behalf. So idk if it even counts as fraud if the contract is legally void in the first place.