MIRAMAR - Prominent Miami developer Sergio Pino, who took his life during a raid at his Coral Gables home on Tuesday, had attempted to murder his estranged wife in multiple ways, including by hiring hitmen, the FBI said on Wednesday.

Fausto Villar, 42, is listed as an inmate in the federal prison system as of Wednesday. Along with the raid at Pino’s Cocoplum home, FBI agents went to Villar’s house in Cutler Bay on Tuesday morning to make an arrest tied to the case, though the agency did not say at the time who was arrested there.

The FBI raided Sergio Pino's Coral Gables home with plans to arrest the building developer for hiring crews to kill his estranged wife Tatiana Pino.

It’s time to burn these mother f---ers down and hang them from trees," the Georgia man allegedly wrote. "Hit them where it f---ing hurts. Hit Chris at his home."

A Georgia man was arrested on Thursday after he allegedly threatened to kill FBI Director Christopher Wray in a message posted online last year, the DOJ said.

A man in Georgia has been indicted on federal charges for making threats to injure FBI Director Christopher Wray and others, the U.S. attorney’s office in Georgia said Thursday. John Woodbury, 34, of Roswell,

During the two robberies, the man wore a dark-colored suit, brown shoes, and a light fedora-style hat with a dark band.

A serial bank robber known as the “Derby Desperado” is wanted by the FBI in North Texas. Authorities in Dallas and Garland are on high alert after a string of bank robberies believed to be committed by the same man.