An Alaska man will spend most — if not all — of the rest of his days behind bars after he and others were lured into murdering a woman by a man offering $9 million who was actually catfishing them and lived in his grandparents' basement.

Kayden McIntosh, now 22, was sentenced Friday to 85 years in prison with 15 suspended, meaning he'll spend 70 years behind bars. He was the last of the six defendants to be sentenced for bringing 19-year-old Cynthia Hoffman to a waterfall just north of Anchorage in 2019. Once there, she was bound with duct tape and McIntosh shot her once in the head. Her body was dumped in a river.

"Mr. McIntosh, while not the ringleader or orchestrator, was an active participant in the planning and selection of Cynthia Hoffman to be murdered and he was fully aware of th

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