An estranged husband of a prominent New York City art dealer is convicted of murder-for-hire in connection with her killing in Brazil, according to multiple reports. NBC News and the Washington Times state that the man was convicted on Friday after hiring a hitman to kill the art dealer. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly reports the conviction, describing it as murder-for-hire tied to the art dealer’s death in Brazil. Across the sources, the central points are that the victim is an art dealer based in New York City, the case involves an estranged husband, and the killing occurred in Brazil. The reports also agree that the conviction is specifically for arranging the killing through a third party, rather than for directly carrying it out. While the outlets differ in how much detail they provide beyond the core allegations and the conviction, they consistently describe the same outcome: the husband is found guilty for hiring a hitman as part of a plot that results in the art dealer’s death in Brazil.