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Prosecutors claim Dalia Dippolito had two affairs while married to Michael; one lover allegedly helped her steal money from her husband and tried to get Michael to violate his probation so he'd go back to prison.
Prosecutors claim Dalia Dippolito had two affairs while married to Michael; one lover allegedly helped her steal money from her husband and tried to get Michael to violate his probation so he'd go back to prison.
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FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP60 "State Delivers Its Closing Arguments"Prosecutors tell jurors that the secretly recorded conversations, fake hit man, staged crime scene and reality TV cameras ended up saving Michael Dippolito's life.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP61 "Defense's Closing Arguments"For the first time in the trial, Dalia Dippolito is seen crying, during the defense's closing argument; she faces a maximum of thirty years if she is convicted for solicitation to commit first degree murder.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP62 "Husband Caught in Wife's Manipulation"Michael Dippolito was blinded by Dalia's manipulation and fake love, according to prosecutors; they said he trusted and cared for her while she was stealing from him and trying to get him in trouble with police.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1 "Jury Deliberations"The State continued its rebuttal by pieceing together Dalia Dippolito's actions leading up to the day her husband, Michael, was supposed to be killed.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP58 "Defense Rests Their Case"Dalia Dippolito chooses not to testify in her own defense, as her attorney rests their case-in-chief; she faces three decades in prison if she is convicted of trying to hire a hit man to kill Michael, her husband of six months.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP56 "State Rests Case-In-Chief"The State of Florida rests its case against Dalia Dippolito; this comes after the long testimony of the lead detective in the investigation who helped police foil an alleged plot to kill her husband, Michael.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP55 "Saving the Husband's Life"Prosecutors say that the video and audio recordings show that Dalia Dippolito was certain she wanted Michael killed soon.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP54 "The Husband Targeted for Murder"The defense shifts jurors' attention to Michael Dippolito; Dalia's attorney says that his credibility was on the line since he was a known liar and fraudster.
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