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Jurors hear from the undercover cop who pretended to be a hit man in the case against Dalia Dippolito; she was accused of trying to hire him to end her husband Michael's life after just six months of marriage.
Jurors hear from the undercover cop who pretended to be a hit man in the case against Dalia Dippolito; she was accused of trying to hire him to end her husband Michael's life after just six months of marriage.
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FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP44 "Wiring Her Friend""It's not about the money," that's what Dalia Dippolito told her friend about allegedly wanting to have her husband, Michael, killed; she didn't know it, but that friend was working with police who wanted to catch her in this solicitation.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP45 "Friend Turned Confidential Informant"Police tell Dalia Dippolito's friend that he won't be arrested over her alleged murder-for-hire plot to kill her husband, Michael; instead, they got him to be a confidential informant to get her on tape talking to someone posing as a hit man.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP8 "Caught in the Act"The defense tried to challenge Michael Dippolito by questioning his credibility; Dalia's attorney focused on his criminal past of fraud and scams.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP47 "Cameras Rolling"The undercover officer posing as a hit man warns Dalia Dippolito that once the murder of her husband Michael is carried out, she would not have a chance to change her mind, but she told the officer: "I am 5,000% sure."
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP41 "Fake Hitman Testifies"Jurors hear from the undercover cop who pretended to be a hit man in the case against Dalia Dippolito; she was accused of trying to hire him to end her husband Michael's life after just six months of marriage.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP40 "Murder Plot Exposed on Reality TV"The police supervisor who interviewed Dalia Dippolito had more questions to answer on the stand.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP39 "5,000 Percent Sure on the Plot to Kill"Seven thousand dollars was how much investigators said Dalia Dippolito agreed to pay a hitman to end her newlywed husband's life after just six months of marriage.
FL v. Dalia Dippolito
S1, EP38 "Dalia Talks to Police"The jury hears about the operation the police did to get Dalia Dippolito recorded with an undercover officer.
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