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Dalia's former lover claimed that she first asked him to kill her husband Michael; he refused and pleaded with her to divorce him.
Dalia's former lover claimed that she first asked him to kill her husband Michael; he refused and pleaded with her to divorce him.
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S1, EP24 "Testifying on Video"A month before the trial, a key State witness testified on video which jurors watched in court.
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S1, EP25 "Murder or Divorce?"Prosecutors said Dalia Dippolito was involved with another man during her marriage to Michael.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP26 "From Lover to Confidential Informant"Dalia's former lover claimed that she first asked him to kill her husband Michael; he refused and pleaded with her to divorce him.
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S1, EP27 "Going to Police"Dalia's friend testified on video that she told him Michael was abusing her mentally and physically during their marriage.
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