Things like "due process" and "innocent until proven guilty" exist for a reason. If somebody is accused of something as serious as murder for hire they deserve a process about that or everybody should just shut about it.
A Wired article and some chat transcripts are hardly proof.
Ross got double life imprisonment and 40 years without possibility of parole for what is effectively building a website. Let that sink in for a moment.
And if people bring up the craziness of this sentencing the standard reply is "but murder for hire". Which he wasn't even charged one.
It's a classic bait and switch.