The fact that the cops staged the whole murder scene just to see how she reacted was hilarious

The fact that the cops staged the whole murder scene just to see how she reacted was hilarious

Bruh, her busting out in tears is funny asf

Bruh, her busting out in tears is funny asf

the one guy in the precinct with the drama degree like THIS IS MY MOMENT

the one guy in the precinct with the drama degree like THIS IS MY MOMENT

Imagine Chris Hansen came out after she looked at the dead body .. “ why don’t you have a seat “

Imagine Chris Hansen came out after she looked at the dead body .. “ why don’t you have a seat “

made the case way better and interesting

made the case way better and interesting

Dude !! It was gold !!! This is amazing lmao 😂😂😂

Dude !! It was gold !!! This is amazing lmao 😂😂😂

For real, I was just thinking that. They literally coulda just arrested her but they didn't. Incredible.

For real, I was just thinking that. They literally coulda just arrested her but they didn't. Incredible.

I just know the guy behind was trying SO hard not to laugh

I just know the guy behind was trying SO hard not to laugh

@Kaz The real boss move would have been not telling her he was alive, and not telling her the hitman was an undercover cop, until Mike took the stand in the trial.

I saw this comment before I got to that part of the video, and I thought they were going to actually take her into the house and have the whole thing set up so it actually looks like he was shot.

They didn’t have to. It they did and it’s great

They didn’t have to. It they did and it’s great

This was the best thing I've ever scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This was the best thing I've ever scene 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I like to think that the detectives were slow and wanted to have a laugh

I like to think that the detectives were slow and wanted to have a laugh

And she delivered the most cringe worthy performance I've seen to date lol.

And she delivered the most cringe worthy performance I've seen to date lol.

@Eden M luckily she asked a dude that has sense.

@Eden M luckily she asked a dude that has sense.

Fk yea. What a fun day for the police. 😂

Fk yea. What a fun day for the police. 😂

Michael: “oh wow, i’m so glad you guys warned me about the prostitute that i married taking out a hit on me.  So should we get the fake hitman and confront her?”

Cops: “well, we could do that… but man, i just had the greatest idea—you’re gonna love this, it’s gonna be awesome!  Is it okay if we break some of these windows?”

@Madd Doll I mean it probably didn’t cost much more than just taking her in and investigating to be fair

@Madd Doll I mean it probably didn’t cost much more than just taking her in and investigating to be fair

I first saw the footage on an episode of cops. I think they asked if they could help add to it

I first saw the footage on an episode of cops. I think they asked if they could help add to it

Fr I was shocked they could keep<br>A straight face

Fr I was shocked they could keep
A straight face

They let people play their lies out a lot. It's easier to just let them unravel themselves than to have to do it yourself in court

They let people play their lies out a lot. It's easier to just let them unravel themselves than to have to do it yourself in court

I bet the precinct still plays the video at Christmas parties.

I bet the precinct still plays the video at Christmas parties.

those police must have found it hard to not laugh at her. lol

those police must have found it hard to not laugh at her. lol

😂🤣they probably had cops picking up extra shifts and volunteering just to be a part of that scene. Lmao

😂🤣they probably had cops picking up extra shifts and volunteering just to be a part of that scene. Lmao

Hey, we all try to have fun at work. Practical jokes are essential!

Hey, we all try to have fun at work. Practical jokes are essential!

@Wayne Carson I hope they double charged me. 😂

@Wayne Carson I hope they double charged me. 😂

They do that in a lot of these cases, one lady tried to sue the police years after they saved her cause the fake murder was “traumatising” she failed thank fuck.

yes not gonna lie i did thurougly enjoy that

yes not gonna lie i did thurougly enjoy that

@Fia Mari Ong that was a reward wining crying scene if she did t do it she must have a cloan an even cloan ot be better if she was more creative o have an evil twim sister i never met i was adopted shes stalking me my evil twin go after her

What was hilarious os her dramatic fake crying shes good at acting. The cops were awesome staging that that trial my. Goodness i like the judge she had no remorse a complete

Psycho path

@Silvia Christenson Samuel Jesse appears to have removed his original post, now I'm really intrigued by everyone's response, PLEASE, tell me what was said 😁

Pretty cheap so far as murder investigations go, very budget friendly

Pretty cheap so far as murder investigations go, very budget friendly

Really? I thought it was a little too much. They already had enough to convict her.

Really? I thought it was a little too much. They already had enough to convict her.

That was kinda goofy tbf. They had her dead to rights. They had footage of her ordering the hit on her husband. They jad the testimony of her ex boyfriend. They could have booked her at the scene. They had no reason to do that except as a bit of trolling.

they did it to make sure she got in jail for a murder, not to see her reaction haha, if she was arrested before the whole event take place she would simply say she would have stopped it and told michael

It was so needless but appreciated by the Internet.

It was so needless but appreciated by the Internet.

I’ve been laughing for a few minutes watching this right now

I’ve been laughing for a few minutes watching this right now

@Eddie it actually was. It was an effective PSA. And it helped make sure the message go viral. Don’t be a Dalia.

@Eddie it actually was. It was an effective PSA. And it helped make sure the message go viral. Don’t be a Dalia.

@Fred Flintstone They had to catch her lying first, otherwise I would've taken it to a crazy extreme when it was time to drop the hammer on her.

"Miss, you can't go inside. We're counting and we think, so far, that there are 53 or 54 bodies in there. It's going to take a long time to sort that all out. We just found a hand in the kitchen cupboards. Do you have any idea what could have happened in there?

"My hunch is it was a Xenomorph."

My guy this was one of the funniest things i have ever seen. Im jealous i couldnt be there to role play that day. I do feel so sorry for the the husband. She ruined his life.

such an american thing to do i couldnt expect anything more or less

such an american thing to do i couldnt expect anything more or less

i understand she is wrong but the cops clowning her like that motivates her, " moral compass " to stray away from kindness and positive outcomes. she didnt want to kill him she wanted to have the power to do it she seems to be going that way in life ....

When she suddenly bursts fake crying I'm just dying of laughter lmao

When she suddenly bursts fake crying I'm just dying of laughter lmao

It helps to convict her to a longer sentence and it was also important to see if she would really pull through or if she would chicken out

It helps to convict her to a longer sentence and it was also important to see if she would really pull through or if she would chicken out

It's an opportunity that they seized. How often is a murderer caught before they murder:

It's an opportunity that they seized. How often is a murderer caught before they murder:

Look like they used to work in PunkD with Ashton Kutcher

Look like they used to work in PunkD with Ashton Kutcher

@Allan Couceiro Who knew being a good detective requires great skills in acting.

@Allan Couceiro Who knew being a good detective requires great skills in acting.

Just to see how she reacts ? No it's to make sure she was still in on it. It just sealed the case even further. Was definitely not just to see how she reacted

Gotta admit it was pretty clever of them

Gotta admit it was pretty clever of them

apart from that I guess it was just to see if she kept the act, which she did, or try to see if she had any type of remorse which could have helped her sentence<br>besides its better to take her to the police station calmly rather than using force

apart from that I guess it was just to see if she kept the act, which she did, or try to see if she had any type of remorse which could have helped her sentence
besides its better to take her to the police station calmly rather than using force

Literally!!!!! I don't care what they said, they wanted some entertainment lol

Literally!!!!! I don't care what they said, they wanted some entertainment lol

I wish they would’ve said your husband is alright the gunman ran away or something like that

I wish they would’ve said your husband is alright the gunman ran away or something like that

It’s funnier because she started to cry BEFORE he even finished his sentence

It’s funnier because she started to cry BEFORE he even finished his sentence

It will give theme more proves to persecute here , yup , clever move .

It will give theme more proves to persecute here , yup , clever move .

LOL that part was completely unecessary and they would've got the same result by just skipping it entirely but I sure am glad they didn't<br>They literally went the extra mile for that dumb look in her face

LOL that part was completely unecessary and they would've got the same result by just skipping it entirely but I sure am glad they didn't
They literally went the extra mile for that dumb look in her face

@Noname. No, because the real culprit was that Dalia's Dog who teamed up with cops to trap our little poor innocent Dalia girl. I KNOW IT!!

Contact me ASAP if you r seeing this comment Mr. Dalia's Lawyer..

@Gundappin Gum  How can the police fake smth lol. Why would they do it? It was literally on camera, and that tape was not staged

@Gundappin Gum  How can the police fake smth lol. Why would they do it? It was literally on camera, and that tape was not staged

Its to prove that it was all an act on her end

Its to prove that it was all an act on her end

@Eden M too bad prison time cant undo murder

@Eden M too bad prison time cant undo murder

they so professional. my dumbass would burst out laughing

they so professional. my dumbass would burst out laughing

I think that this was so that she would go to the police station thinking she could act as a grieving widow. Allowing the detectives to speak to her with her being more relaxed.

@Mike S I can’t see them either. I watched this video for an hour, but I’m reading the comments for two hours! Poor Samuel😝 really stuck his foot in it.

@Cory Syverson lol your right! I remember that episode

@Cory Syverson lol your right! I remember that episode

@Allan Couceiro SAMMMMME like you know this is all fake  and the way she like went STRAIGHT to hysterical crying instead of deliberating was amusing as fuckkkkk

She was very convincing in that first moment being told he’s dead. You have to be this elaborate to really get a person like that.

She was very convincing in that first moment being told he’s dead. You have to be this elaborate to really get a person like that.

By the way, I agree with David Franzen - I don't find her attractive either.

By the way, I agree with David Franzen - I don't find her attractive either.

Letting her put another nail in her coffin. They already had her "nailed", so it looks like they're doing it for the same reason some people pull the wings off of flies. What blows me away is the way she thinks that by refusing to acknowledge the truth it will all go away. 5 year olds do that...

@Allan Couceiro it would have been difficult to not laugh and keep a straight face.. the other cop on the right was clearly trying hard not to laugh 🤣

@Allan Couceiro I kinda feel like there was a van somewhere with ppl laughing inside it

@Allan Couceiro I kinda feel like there was a van somewhere with ppl laughing inside it

it was the ULTIMATE petty move lol it absolutely sent me

it was the ULTIMATE petty move lol it absolutely sent me

@Max Smith I’m really sad I can’t see this guys comments :((

@Max Smith I’m really sad I can’t see this guys comments :((

@Ahaan Verma her voice was so shrill and whiney

@Ahaan Verma her voice was so shrill and whiney

Also I have no idea how they kept a straight face man

Also I have no idea how they kept a straight face man

@Tukloo 23 We hear nowadays of 'Guardian Law' being repeatedly abused by the same lawyer, and the same judge to strip trusting elderly people of their properties. Who's to say that some U.S 'entrepreneurs' from the Entertainment industry could not pull off the most far-fetched scenario to produce some lucrative content?

If there is one thing the world can never overestimate, it's the ability of the US entertainment industry to produce a fantastic story.

@Tukloo 23 We hear nowadays of 'Guardian Law' being repeatedly abused by *the same lawyer, and the same judge* to strip trusting elderly people of their properties. Who's to say that some U.S 'entrepreneurs' from the Entertainment industry could not pull off the most far-fetched scenario to produce some lucrative content?

If there is one thing the world can never overestimate, it's the ability of the US entertainment industry to produce a fantastic story.

@philippealexis you just never know man. Look at how realistic movies can be, whos to say it doesnt happen in real life, and everyone thinks its real. Who knows man

It reminds me of that episode of Columbo where the suspect believes she successfully poisoned Columbo’s wife and they have a full funeral for her to make her believe she was really dead. I thought this only happened in tv shows

I didnt know this was legal tbh but apparently so

I didnt know this was legal tbh but apparently so

@Madd Doll yeah I agree, I think we'd be happy to crowd fund activities like this🕵🏼♀ <br>This is the only reality TV I like📺

@Madd Doll yeah I agree, I think we'd be happy to crowd fund activities like this🕵🏼♀
This is the only reality TV I like📺

She “cried” way too quickly when they “broke the news” to her.

She “cried” way too quickly when they “broke the news” to her.

I felt awful laughing. But like...it’s so embarrassing for her that it’s just..you can’t not laugh 😅

I felt awful laughing. But like...it’s so embarrassing for her that it’s just..you can’t not laugh 😅

@SAMUEL JESSE If your "sixth sense" was correct, then why did she never mention about the so called "reality show" but keep saying that she never said it while in the actuality she did? You can tell that she is just a very manipulative person lmao. She even said that she wanted him out of his own house to his mom right after begging to her ex husband. Not to mention the drug she had

@SAMUEL JESSE a guy using the so called "sixth sense" telling others to get help, wake up lol

@SAMUEL JESSE a guy using the so called "sixth sense" telling others to get help, wake up lol

@SAMUEL JESSE how sad can you be to keep talking about this for 3 weeks straight... gets some help.

@SAMUEL JESSE how sad can you be to keep talking about this for 3 weeks straight... gets some help.

@SAMUEL JESSE Ok, why don’t we address that for a second?  “When called your ignorance out”?   You did nothing of the sort.  When are you going to start addressing that you are a troll account?

@SAMUEL JESSE Don’t like your own comments.  You didn’t address what I said. Instead, you are trying to deflect it by attempting to insult me.

@SAMUEL JESSE Joined two months ago.  No subscribers.

@SAMUEL JESSE Joined two months ago.  No subscribers.

facts i bust out laughing when she started fake crying 💀

facts i bust out laughing when she started fake crying 💀

fucking CLASSIC idk how they didn’t laugh in her face when she put on that horrible performance ahahaha

fucking CLASSIC idk how they didn’t laugh in her face when she put on that horrible performance ahahaha

@SAMUEL JESSE you’d believe the dog if he said he didn’t shit on the carpet wouldn’t you....

@SAMUEL JESSE you’d believe the dog if he said he didn’t shit on the carpet wouldn’t you....

They played so many games on her it was great. Playing her at her own game and beating her twice at it.

They played so many games on her it was great. Playing her at her own game and beating her twice at it.

@SAMUEL JESSE Listen to the phonecall from jail. This guy is a total mug for her and almost is convinced by her that it isnt true, even when he's seen the evidence, and she provides no other excuse other than flat out denying over and over. This channel has a very informed way of explaining the psychology behind what she does and i go with its argument 100%. She is a manipulative, compulsive liar, with sociapathic and psychopathic tendencies. And she is in the best place for her

@SAMUEL JESSE damn. conspiracy theorists are on everything these days.

@SAMUEL JESSE damn. conspiracy theorists are on everything these days.

The overcrying was a bit much. The staging was part of the video 😂😂😂

The overcrying was a bit much. The staging was part of the video 😂😂😂

I mean, they staged the outside of the house with caution tape and a few vehicles. Not quite a murder scene 😂

I mean, they staged the outside of the house with caution tape and a few vehicles. Not quite a murder scene 😂

With the 'COPS' TV Show camera  crews, no less...🤣🤣🤣

With the 'COPS' TV Show camera  crews, no less...🤣🤣🤣

The fact they did that is the reason she's free today.

The fact they did that is the reason she's free today.

Pretty much was reality TV at that point

Pretty much was reality TV at that point

How did they keep straight faces!?! They’re the REAL acting mvps😂

How did they keep straight faces!?! They’re the REAL acting mvps😂

I don't know why people say she's good looking. She looks like a freakin troll doll to me.

I don't know why people say she's good looking. She looks like a freakin troll doll to me.

@SAMUEL JESSE  I’ve been studying this case for a month and I believe that she is guilty of solicitation of first degree murder. I reached this conclusion based on the fact of the visual and audible information. The concept of a reality TV show with the BBPD is incredibly far fetched. The BBPD would have been caught in this fraudulent act by state authorities. With this evidence, along with moderation from state municipalities, it is almost impossible that this was a reality TV show staged with the BBPD. However, the police were not in legal jurisdiction to do the fake crime scene incident. That was a complete waste of resources by the BBPD, and I hope the state can reprimand the completely illogical actions done by the BBPD. Also, when the case did get into the judiciary system, it was re-trailed. The police did not have undeniable evidence of her trying to murder her husband. This furthermore proves the waste of resources by the BBPD. One thing that puzzles me is the staring at the camera 15 times during the hitman confrontation. What makes me think that she’s guilty the most, is the complete change of story with the attorney. Why didn’t Dalia say that she was held at gunpoint by the hitman? Because this story was made up by the attorney. The attorney was one of the worst attorneys I’ve even seen. Regardless, I hope you understand the incidents that happened here a bit better.

@SAMUEL JESSE the screams will continue for 16 YEARS

@SAMUEL JESSE the screams will continue for 16 YEARS

@SAMUEL JESSE :-) like they say in the States <br>Dude, "ikr"

@SAMUEL JESSE :-) like they say in the States
Dude, "ikr"

@SAMUEL JESSE Indeed. You must be right. I had watched Mark Wahlberg's 'Shooter', where the Secret Service asked him to scout out how an elite sniper would plan an assassination of the president, and then secretly follow and film him doing just that, and eventually pin the attempted or actual assassination (I can't remember) on him.
I wouldn't in a million years have believed that COPS would pull something like that off.

Now... there was a time when I was starting to wonder whether there was any shred of truth to the Moon Landings being possibly a hoax, at least partially. I'm not saying though that this case is making me revert to such thoughts... yet.
But, as I said, you are without a shadow of a doubt more in touch with reality than I am.

They all deserve Oscars for that! What a masterpiece of acting XD<br>And they all managed to keep pokerfaces all along!

They all deserve Oscars for that! What a masterpiece of acting XD
And they all managed to keep pokerfaces all along!

@SAMUEL JESSE Ok. Indeed, You're probably right and very much more in touch with reality than I am.

@SAMUEL JESSE Ok. Indeed, You're probably right and very much more in touch with reality than I am.

@SAMUEL JESSE :-) It's for a reason that the phone call between Mike and Dalia was included and allowed to just 'speak' for itself. At no point did we hear Dalia say "Mike, this is serious; you've got to tell them. We've got to stop this. We can't do the show. They are charging me, this is real!"

We heard no such thing. Her phone call with Mike totally invalidates the nonsensical 'reality TV' defense. Her reaction when the cops let her see him walk by the interrogation room.. We don't hear her be upset and yell to him "This was not supposed to happen! You've got to tell them! Tell them that it's for the show! I don't understand why you're not just telling them!"

On the contrary, during that phone call... it's Mike who mentioned to her, as a reminder of the reality of it... "They are charging your a$$..."

It was like something straight out of Punk'd

It was like something straight out of Punk'd

@SAMUEL JESSE dude I said coddle not cuddle jeeze 🙄. Your argument doesn’t make sense, she told an undercover police officer she was 5000% sure that she was ready to hire him to murder Mike. I hope for your sake if you ever get with a woman she will never do that to you. Stop being naive about her. She thinks she is smarter than the rest of the world and tried to bring not only her husband down but two other people due to her greed.

@Cardigan Backyardigan you go out me curious. I'll check it out.

@Cardigan Backyardigan you go out me curious. I'll check it out.

@Silvia Christenson I should have realized.

@Silvia Christenson I should have realized.

@SAMUEL JESSE ahahahhahaha... oh, wait...you're serious?

@SAMUEL JESSE ahahahhahaha... oh, wait...you're serious?

@Shannon and her cats 🐈  I think they’re a troll, looking at their last comment.

@Shannon and her cats 🐈  I think they’re a troll, looking at their last comment.

@SAMUEL JESSE sorry I don’t trust you since you just want to coddle a murderous witch. Sixth sense is not real and she is clearly guilty 😒😬🙄😑

@SAMUEL JESSE sorry I don’t trust you since you just want to coddle a murderous witch. Sixth sense is not real and she is clearly guilty 😒😬🙄😑

@SAMUEL JESSE Lmao are you being serious?

@SAMUEL JESSE Lmao are you being serious?

Really awesome use of tax payer money lol

Really awesome use of tax payer money lol

I cant believe they didnt crack up laughing at how good they got her

I cant believe they didnt crack up laughing at how good they got her

Honestly it is a really great case study on behavior.

Honestly it is a really great case study on behavior.

Absolutely, and thank goodness she got caught on time because clearly she wouldn't stop trying to get the "job" done.

Absolutely, and thank goodness she got caught on time because clearly she wouldn't stop trying to get the "job" done.


Man those guys around her must be awfully hard up because she’s just not that good looking. Being a pathological narcissist is one thing, but being a pathological narcissist that is relatively stupid can really work against you.


"Why should we believe you?" This is a question that is basically BEGGING you to explain.. But she just says "Because that's what happened." I'd never take her seriously after that...


He offered help for her mom even after what she did, he’s a good man he ain’t deserve that at all. Her reaction to the fake scene was priceless as well 😭😭


I’ve never said “atta boy” with more heart and soul behind it than I did when she asks him to come see her for the 100th time and he just says “no”. Stay strong king.


The police faking that crime scene is the greatest gold digger prank of all time

The police faking that crime scene is the greatest gold digger prank of all time

@Sooz M the police department was being shadowed by the show cops. I think they did it to ham it up for the cameras

I think you have anger with police bro 😂

I think you have anger with police bro 😂

@Sooz M idk if it's normal but it makes sense if you think about it. Basically they are seeing how far she will go. Inquiring about a hitman is one thing going through with the deal is another and letting being carried out without warning the husband is a third. Basically they make the court case at the end way easier and that might actually make things cheaper in the end.

@Sooz M Building a full case to waste less time in the courtroom

@Sooz M Building a full case to waste less time in the courtroom

there is another case like this where the police showing the guy laying in a makeshift grave, dont know the title but its on yt

@Sooz M It's not what you know, it's what you can prove in court, and having a video of someone incriminating themselves holds a lot more weight with some juries than police testimony.

I must have missed that part,  what is she trying to say the police cooked up?

I must have missed that part,  what is she trying to say the police cooked up?

@Jane Doe X How does that fake crime scene strengthen the case though?

@Jane Doe X How does that fake crime scene strengthen the case though?

@Miss Manawaka to build a 10000% solid case ?

@Miss Manawaka to build a 10000% solid case ?

@P H Omg stop , I can't breath, I'm wheezing- cry - laughing ! OXYGEN PLEASE! 😂😡🤦♀ !
AHAHAHAHA! 🧙🧛😈Why is there no emoji for an oxygen tank  ? *
WHEEZE*

Is that actually real? like damn it's crazy

Is that actually real? like damn it's crazy

@Sooz M I think too show the court how far she was willing to go

@Sooz M I think too show the court how far she was willing to go

It was amazing! Jobs are always looking for ways to boost morale, I’m sure this was a hell of a way to achieve that with the officers and investigators involved. You know they thrived off this high for a while.

@Sooz M They said it in the video they were just thirsty for more evidence and wanted her to incriminate herself in the interrogation room. That she did it beyond no doubt.

This is my favorite comment on youtube. Ever.

This is my favorite comment on youtube. Ever.

@Deoxys911 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭🚫🧢🗣

@Deoxys911 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭🚫🧢🗣

True, and it’s not fake like those pranks are

True, and it’s not fake like those pranks are

@Sooz M they were trying to get absolutely as much information from her as they possibly could and once she found out he was alive and it was all a setup there’s no going back.

@David Gress 😂 bro, your entire comment is one huge run along sentence. You gotta add comma's and periods.

That was so funny! Florida really different 😂

That was so funny! Florida really different 😂

@evan neo also they was already their to tell the husband about her plan.

@evan neo also they was already their to tell the husband about her plan.

Why is this comment section littered with comedy gold

Why is this comment section littered with comedy gold

The consoling pat on the shoulder by that first cop

The consoling pat on the shoulder by that first cop

@Sooz M police can lie or use any means to get a confession besides intimidation

@Sooz M police can lie or use any means to get a confession besides intimidation

@P H That would have given credence to her fame story though, and she likely would have walked free.

😂😂😂I'd be laughing my ass off if I was the police man , props to him for keeping the good act loll

@David GressIt helps the state case doing it this way as well. Body language, posture, fake cry all for the good of the case

@Sooz M Likely to prove that there was no other reason other than for personal monetary gain. With any case that involves someone getting injured or potentially even killed, or could have led to injury or death, the police try to get a reason for the actions even if they have indisputable proof that the person committed the crime. The intent behind a crime could mean the difference between the person being charged with manslaughter, second-degree murder, and first-degree murder. And the fact that police already had proof it was premeditated and very intentional meant that if they could set it up to where she would go thru with the plan she set up with the "hitman" would further prove it was a premeditated crime. It could also help add additional charges like lying to the police during an investigation, which when you plan on having your spouse murdered for their money you deserve every little charge you can get. When police say anything you say can and will be used against you in court, they mean it, and they will do everything they can to get you to say as much as possible, including faking a crime scene if the suspect was expecting there to be a crime scene.

@Sooz M it’s a million times easier if you can get a confession. It’s all about the mind game

They might get some ineteresting theory or knowledge about the behaviour of a psychopath

I've never seen a police force wear jeans

I've never seen a police force wear jeans

@Sooz M to get a confession and skip trial

@Sooz M to get a confession and skip trial

@Sooz M cops go as far as making the victim get make up done to look like they got shot in the head and then they show the picture to the suspect to get a reaction out of her, it’s all for building lies and fake emotions in the case to full proof a conviction.

you can tell he was trying so hard not to laugh

you can tell he was trying so hard not to laugh

@Sooz M they did it for a TV show aswell for content, they caught flack for it

@Sooz M they did it for a TV show aswell for content, they caught flack for it

@constantinos schinas iirc there was a woman on reddit who got informed by the police that her husband tried to kill her and they did the exact same setup with him.

@Sooz M it’s called “entrapment” It’s set up by the police, and used to trap the suspect

@Sooz M to see if she continued to dig her own grave

@Sooz M to see if she continued to dig her own grave

@constantinos schinas breaking bad did it

@constantinos schinas breaking bad did it

@҉ That’s what I thought too but she barely got sentenced anyway. How was she put under house arrest with the evidence they already had?

@Sooz M This is so much more entertaining and makes her look like even more of a fool. Most of the department must’ve thought the same.

Amazing that they went through like he had been murdered for ages 😅

Amazing that they went through like he had been murdered for ages 😅

Probably, the police chief in the department was a drama major! 😆😆😆 wish I worked under his command!

@Sooz M they can use it as evidence against her in court to prove how she has no remorse

@Sooz M they can use it as evidence against her in court to prove how she has no remorse

Sooz M I think you’re confused because it seems so obvious that she would be found guilty because of the tapes alone. U should watch the Casey Anthony episode.

@Sooz M you're never heard of a sting op with a fake setup? Not really that surprising for me at least.

and notice how she immediately starts crying before the cop even says he was killed. He literally couldn't finish his sentence. She was so prepared to fake cry that she jumped the gun. A real woman who just lost her husband would take at least a full minute to process the information they just heard before falling apart. She's an awful actress.

Hahahahah Foreal the whole set up on her was just great

Hahahahah Foreal the whole set up on her was just great

This comment deserves 1000000 more likes.

This comment deserves 1000000 more likes.

I don't think it was necessary, they did it just for fun ahaha

I don't think it was necessary, they did it just for fun ahaha

How the police could hold back laughing?

How the police could hold back laughing?

@Hà Hải Nguyễn looked like 1 to 3 cars and a bunch of keep out tape, so I doubt it cost alot of time or resources.

@Sooz M Probably to prove in court that she had no remorse when her husband died so her defense can't pull some sympathy defense. It's not always just about evidence. You can get charged but let of leniently depending on the contexts presented. For example, the defense could attempt to argue that she loved her husband but that he was abusive to her and thus hired a hitman. After seeing that performance, it's clear as day she doesn't give 5 fucks.

@Sooz M I don't really understand it either. Entertaining and all, but seeing as they had all they needed to have her arrested and charged, I don't know what they were trying to prove with the fake crime scene, since proof of her guilt was already in their hands...

they must have spent a shit ton of time preparing for that. And it was 100% worth it lol.

I was hoping they would do that but I never thought they actually would :D

I was hoping they would do that but I never thought they actually would :D

@P H that would've been next level savagery 🤣😂🤣🤣😂

@P H that would've been next level savagery 🤣😂🤣🤣😂

They should've ended it with her husband in full police uniform & disguise unmasked Scooby-Doo style during her faked grief meltdown!

IM CRYING BRO SHE SHOWED UP IN TEARS LMAO

IM CRYING BRO SHE SHOWED UP IN TEARS LMAO

@Sooz M it all has to do with catching her off guard she thought she was going in as "The Grieving wife" and she didn't even know she was being interrogated until she was accused if they have a reason to do it then yes they can do basically whatever they want in that sense

Is this normal ? I didnt even know police could go this far as to fake the crime scene and fake deliver the news. What was the real reason? They had video evidence against her so why didnt they just arrest her and tell her they know she planned to kill him?

Officer: "I need to inform you that—"
Dalia: "No! No! Oh no!"
Officer: "...that it's just a prank, bro!

Now put your hands behind your back."

indeed. never heard anything close to this.

indeed. never heard anything close to this.


So glad she ended up getting locked up. She’s a narcissist and scary. She doesn’t deserve to be free.


I can't believe she thought the husband would want anything to do with her after this. My favorite line is when she said I love my husband and just want to see him. And the cop said no you don't.


She only got 16 years what about the part where she attempted to get her husband arrested multiple times including by planting drugs on him


I know this vid is a lot more aged now but, every time I watch it I just have to praise this man mike for being so polite and patient with her despite what she conjured up for his death, he’s the real MVP.


The most disgusting thing here I believe is her immediate emotion transition right after she heard Mike demanding his house back.

@Brook Hall she wanted to keep the house because she wanted something for the botched hit and she probably would've had her mother sale the house and use the money for her lawyers, hopefully she leaves prison in a pine box.

Haha! That and, "I want him out of MY house!" when talking to her mother after.

@Josie Rose I'll go back and fourth with that meatball but not an older lady. Have a good one mam. I'm not going there with you 🤣

@Ashcool Literally exactly what I thought. Hit me back when you find a leg to stand on. Saying I made incorrect statements and literally can't name one 🤦♂

@Ashcool I'd love for you to explain one of my "incorrect statements" so I can educate you but I'm 100% sure you won't be able to provide an example because everything I've said is cold hard fact which I can easily back up

@Ashcool This is what I studied in school writer boy 🤣 I'm gonna take my university education from the pros over a guy in a YouTube comment section that watches csi hahah

@Ashcool Sorry to hear that. That's not a lot of things to be clear about in the world now is it 🤣

@Aaron Carver I'm clear about one thing.

@Ashcool Maybe time to stop writing crime books and start reading some educational ones haha

@Aaron Carver Think about it for a second. She knew here that the game was up. She had been caught, the assassin she hired turned out to be an undercover cop. Even then, the one phone call that she got to use in jail, she chose to call her husband because even at that point, she believed she was in control, she believed she could still manipulate him to make him come over to his side. That shows that she has a cool head.

@Ashcool No you wouldn't have. He asked that in the middle of a very intense stressful conversation. With everything going on If she would have, in that state, come up with that elaborate long term plan within seconds that would have been evil but truly impressive.

@Josie Rose Haha, no, I'm just an aspiring writer and I watch/read a lot of crime investigation thrillers.

@Ashcool you are scary…. Same way of thinking as her, only smarter… 😬

You know if I were her (I wouldn't have done the solicitation in the first place but lets say I did), I'd have agreed and I'd have signed the house back over to him. Then my defense would be on the basis that he signed his house over to me and wanted it back so this whole thing was staged by him to hold my release at ransom for the return of the house. That would have built a much more credible case for her but her greed got in the way.

@Luey Sixty-six again I wanna point out she probably couldn't forsee him trying to take his house back with all this in denial, yet she was going to jail: how the hell could she get paid a dime on that thing or be a landlord from prison? Especially since Mike was still in partial possession he probably wouldn't let people rent there: so she would still get cut off.<br>Also land taxes would arise and she likely couldn't pay for them.

@Luey Sixty-six again I wanna point out she probably couldn't forsee him trying to take his house back with all this in denial, yet she was going to jail: how the hell could she get paid a dime on that thing or be a landlord from prison? Especially since Mike was still in partial possession he probably wouldn't let people rent there: so she would still get cut off.
Also land taxes would arise and she likely couldn't pay for them.

@Brook Hall A little money goes a loooong way in prison! So, it would be absolutely n her best interest to make a platform the house.

I mean...it wouldn't be right, morally speaking, but it would certainly be consistent with her avarice.

Big flip wasnt it. From Im innocent please help me to IM NOT SIGNING ANYTHING. Nasty fucking woman mate.... If this was the other way around, and HE hired them, HE would be in gaol for the rest of his life, she deserves no better no worse....

Narcissistic psychopath, typical behavior. They are monsters. Their sense of entitlement knows no bounds.

@Arsalan. AFG legally yes, but they are legally married, there for still his house as well

And then when she spoke with her mother she wanted her mother to get him out of her house what a horrible human being too many of them on this planet

Weird how she she never went to the police after being held at gun point!
Weird how she never said when she found out he was murdered! HEY THIS GUY MADE A VIDEO!
Weird how when she was in police station being interviewed said hey this guy threatened to kill him he said it was a prank! 🤦♂🤣

@Arsalan. AFG it's his house that she scammed out of him

I mean what the hell would she even do at that point trying to keep the house? of course she couldn't foresee that she'd be sent to prison for 20 years in outright denial but even she should have recognized that was her only possible chance to even get Mike to try and help lessen the chance of a long sentence on that <b>RECORDED</b> phonecall, she should've recognized that the cold nature would again: be used against her.

I mean what the hell would she even do at that point trying to keep the house? of course she couldn't foresee that she'd be sent to prison for 20 years in outright denial but even she should have recognized that was her only possible chance to even get Mike to try and help lessen the chance of a long sentence on that *RECORDED* phonecall, she should've recognized that the cold nature would again: be used against her.

It's at this point I've lost all humility for her

it's pure gold, even when in jail she still only cares about herself

Right! Her deadpan “I’m not signing anything” she seriously sounds disturbed


Technical fault got her 6 yeas of house arrest just to continue her bs? That’s ridiculous. Glad justice is served eventually.


Mike could of made a good lawyer, his closing statements were amazing


Dalia really out here trying to gaslight her way out of one of the worst crimes a single person could be convicted of.


I get that the cops figured they wouldn’t need a confession, but they still should have asked her “so what were you doing talking to a hitman at the CVS?” to get her to spin up a first bullshit story that lawyers would then have to walk back to their reality show nonsense.


She basically paid 3 grand to get arrested.

She basically paid 3 grand to get arrested.

She could have just divorced the dude, sell the house and no one could have touched her.

She could have just divorced the dude, sell the house and no one could have touched her.

In all fairness, I don’t think she’s paid for anything in her life

In all fairness, I don’t think she’s paid for anything in her life

Yeah, I was kinda wondering what they did with the money. I guess it went to evidence first, but what happens after that?

Oh no ☠☠☠😭😭😂😂😂

Oh no ☠☠☠😭😭😂😂😂

I don't think she paid anything. Remember, she had to tell the undercover/hitman to spot her and that she would pay him later? (Like that would fly with a real hitman. I wouldn't know, but methinks not). But if she did pay, I would think she either got a refund Over the Gun Clubs' Dead Body, or her poor husband would have been compensated. Seriously, poor dude.

I mean she didnt work for it so…. Someone else paid 3 grand to get her arrested. Prolly her ex husbands money at the time<br>Which i will say, is a well spent 3000 dollars

I mean she didnt work for it so…. Someone else paid 3 grand to get her arrested. Prolly her ex husbands money at the time
Which i will say, is a well spent 3000 dollars

What sucks is what I just realized: She had to convince the "hitman" that she would pay him later. Meaning, she was so convinced this would work, or was even just so 5000% sure that she wanted him dead in order to take that house, that she was intending to pay the hitman with his assets - (probably would have even changed her mind later if it really went down and just didn't know it herself yet) - after he was dead. Chills. Poor dude lolol.

That’s the probably the best scam of all time

That’s the probably the best scam of all time

@luminous 1 they agreed on 10.. 3 was the down payment

@luminous 1 they agreed on 10.. 3 was the down payment

@Doik I’m sure Michael would argue money well spent

@Doik I’m sure Michael would argue money well spent

@John what is more fascinating to me is that it was probably his money

@John what is more fascinating to me is that it was probably his money

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I was having a shit day, thank you for this comment

I was having a shit day, thank you for this comment

@Doik that's probably the best investment of his life tho lmao

@Doik that's probably the best investment of his life tho lmao

paid 3k for a 16 year mortgage on a prison cell

paid 3k for a 16 year mortgage on a prison cell

Not just that. I am 10000% sure that before hiring a hitman she was the one who gave false intel to the Police that Michael was distributing narcotics & steroids. She was surely the one who kept the Drugs in Michael's car

@Sydney Prescott lol she's back in jail now and won't be out till at least 2032

@Sydney Prescott lol she's back in jail now and won't be out till at least 2032

Me spending that 3grand on a new phone and some chick fil a

Me spending that 3grand on a new phone and some chick fil a

You got to pay sometimes big money to get lux services

You got to pay sometimes big money to get lux services

I scrolled this whole chat to find a comment like this 😂😂😂😂😂 bravo my good man 😂

I scrolled this whole chat to find a comment like this 😂😂😂😂😂 bravo my good man 😂

@Sydney Prescott she got 20 years judge quoted her plot to be "pure evil"

@Sydney Prescott she got 20 years judge quoted her plot to be "pure evil"

She managed to lose her money, her husband, and her reputation all in the span of one week

She managed to lose her money, her husband, and her reputation all in the span of one week

I honestly don't think the guy cared his 3k was gone, as be got to live and get rid of his wife.

I honestly don't think the guy cared his 3k was gone, as be got to live and get rid of his wife.

She could have done that for free. Mike lost 3k and his wife.

She could have done that for free. Mike lost 3k and his wife.

Question is...who gets to keep that money???

Question is...who gets to keep that money???

Hahahhahahahsh who would take 3k the know ir not serious ppl want it want it n serious ppl with no money do it them selves

That's quite a lot of money to get put in prison

That's quite a lot of money to get put in prison

But she didn't do anything!! PLEASE! I'M BEGGING YOU!! IT'S NOT TRUE 😢

But she didn't do anything!! PLEASE! I'M BEGGING YOU!! IT'S NOT TRUE 😢

Omg technically yes 😎👍 smart women why pay rent every months  while  u can pay only 3000 just one time  for rest of ur life 😅😂😂😂 that's how u save money ppl be like dalia!!

@Sydney Prescott She's sitting in prison and has been for quite a while.  Check your "facts."

@Sydney Prescott She's sitting in prison and has been for quite a while.  Check your "facts."

@Masha'Allah he said it was a downpayment

@Masha'Allah he said it was a downpayment

Damn, you can pay to get arrested membership status.

Damn, you can pay to get arrested membership status.

Been expensive ever since EA bought the police

Been expensive ever since EA bought the police

@Masha'Allah Agreed. That was the definition of budget.

@Masha'Allah Agreed. That was the definition of budget.

@XtreemMetalMan I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I'd like to sell you.

@XtreemMetalMan I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I'd like to sell you.

I've made worst investments. You ever play 'Shaun white snowboarding' on ps3? I paid $75 for the target store exclusive that came with an extra mountain to board down. It was awful and I couldn't return it to target because I already opened it so I went to game stop to try to get some of my money back, they offered me $4. I laughed and accepted the four bucks, that's how bad the game is. I've messaged Shawn White several times saying he owes me money, even offering the to deduct the $4 I had already been awarded. He has yet to respond. Maybe someday JCS will cover that story. I think it would make for a good episode.

@luminous 1

The money went towards their acting performances.

@luminous 1

The money went towards their acting performances.

@Poul Winther Knudsen Also, j hope the kid she spawned while on “house arrest” was a male. The world doesn’t need a DD 2.0! Learning all of mom’s dirty little *tricks*! Either way, male or female, it’s probably good that someone else will be raising it!

@Scorch428 This is exactly how they caught John DeLorean. He was out of funds but wanted badly to keep his dream alive and keep his workers employed. So the feds lured him into making a cocaine deal to make quick money. The only problem was that he couldn't even afford to get in so they had to set up a fake bank so he could loan the money first, then pay the fake money for the fake deal. Talk about taking things too far with an already desperate man.

No that was her first months deposit  for her new mansion!! 😅The big house. But its a shame the tax payers have to pay the rest!

@Indy RAWR She's was for a few months, then she was put in jail where she belonged. As for visitors, no, that's not how that works. They'd need permission  from her assigned officer. Which yes, they do have and they do keep track of those arrested. It's comfortable, maybe, but it's hardly free. Outside contact is limited entirely, TV is likely the only thing she had going for her up until she was hailed away to jail where she'll stay till she's around 50 years of age. Jail isn't fun, jail isn't comfortable, I hate how the world thinks it's both horrible and comfortable. It makes no sense, at all. I can only assume you're very uninformed. Go visit a jail for your own education.

@Kenderick B. she was able to lounge at home. In a comfortable bed, eating whatever she wanted, using her own toilet (She thought she was too good for a cell toilet), watching tv, talking to whomever she wanted. <br>It was no worse than what we all had to do due to Covid-19! Except she was able to have anyone she wanted come visit her. And I'm sure she had visitors...

@Kenderick B. she was able to lounge at home. In a comfortable bed, eating whatever she wanted, using her own toilet (She thought she was too good for a cell toilet), watching tv, talking to whomever she wanted.
It was no worse than what we all had to do due to Covid-19! Except she was able to have anyone she wanted come visit her. And I'm sure she had visitors...

@High Quality Opinions the first judge did rightfully sentence her! But, then it stupidly got thrown out by her lawyer claiming some technicality. I hate defense lawyers!

@luminous 1 yeah, but she shouldn't have been afforded 6 years to lounge at home after trying to get her husband murdered. And, with all that evidence!

She paid with her husband's money to have him killed 👹

Unfortunately, she wouldn't even be out that money because police can't keep the money under the circumstance

What did she expect? ::looks around slyly and puts a stupid grin on his face....:: Crime doesn't pay.

Solid investment. The ROI on that must be amazing.

Solid investment. The ROI on that must be amazing.

If you want things done right you do them yourself. Jk 😂

If you want things done right you do them yourself. Jk 😂

The money will have been returned to Michael after the trial was over.

The money will have been returned to Michael after the trial was over.

@Na Vrh Brda Vrba Mrda

entrapment is illegal

@Na Vrh Brda Vrba Mrda

entrapment is illegal

@Aliyah Marie - most bizarre but funniest comment ever lol 😂

@Aliyah Marie - most bizarre but funniest comment ever lol 😂

Bahaaahh why yes she did!!! Bahaaa love it.

Bahaaahh why yes she did!!! Bahaaa love it.

The founder of Silk Road basically paid 100k to get arrested. He paid a hitman who was actually an FBI agent. Since he paid them in Bitcoin it's actually more like 5 million now.

Didn't thet use the term "down payment" when they mentioned $3000?

It was just a deposit.

But at the same time, the undercover cop said in the car that this will be the last conversation they have.

@Kerri Coulter
Nothing about her crime is funny,
Whats wrong with you?

@Kerri Coulter
Nothing about her crime is funny,
Whats wrong with you?

Wonder if she got a refund since services weren't rendered, lol.

Wonder if she got a refund since services weren't rendered, lol.

@Sydney Prescott nope. she was on house arrest pending re-trial. They tried to get time served for that time and the judge said no. He gave her some timr of for that but not much.

@luminous nope she paid 3 grand for 20 years!!!

@luminous nope she paid 3 grand for 20 years!!!

And he paid 20k to almost get murdered. We all need to just chill

And he paid 20k to almost get murdered. We all need to just chill

A lot of taxpayers end up doing exactly that

A lot of taxpayers end up doing exactly that

@luminous 1 Nope, 16 years, but if you add the 6 years of house arrest it's about 22 years in total.

@luminous 1 Nope, 16 years, but if you add the 6 years of house arrest it's about 22 years in total.

@Larry Lipshitz go big or go home she wanted everything.

What gets me the most is how she was apparently not even the least bit concerned when the cops found the coke on her husband... Then when confronted she gets so defensive and insecure that she drivers recklessly making a scene to try and play innocent. Shes pathetic.

@Sydney Prescott and she was allowed to live in his house for years and he was given no restitution because the judge didnt feel it was necessary. This entire trial was pathetic from the judge down to the jury.

luminous 1 I love the way you think!! Perfect summary! ✌

luminous 1 I love the way you think!! Perfect summary! ✌

She used $3000 of Mike's money to get arrested.

She used $3000 of Mike's money to get arrested.

Haha. It was given back to the husband as it came from a joint account 👍

Haha. It was given back to the husband as it came from a joint account 👍

She wanted a house, if jail counts... Lolol

She wanted a house, if jail counts... Lolol

@Magical 801 The money she paid for that horrible dental job ain't going back though. Way to create an even more exaggerated overbite.

She ordered one heaping pile of bittersweet karma

She ordered one heaping pile of bittersweet karma

luminous 1 the 20 years got overturned and she was in house arrest before being sentenced to 16 years with no parole

I mean imagine them doing it for a lesser crime...youre drunk at a party and someone tries to get you to smoke a joint...and the guy is a cop and wont take no for an answer and you eventually give it....id consider that entrapment.

killer that was earnest deposit money. The remaining balance paid after the job was completed

killer that was earnest deposit money. The remaining balance paid after the job was completed

and to go to prison, unfortunately not for life. I cant believe they even made it seem like he died and had the footage of it! fucking great. and im glad no one was killed

They will keep the money in the storage "collected evidence". For sure.

They will keep the money in the storage "collected evidence". For sure.

@Sydney Prescott Not how house arrest works. She was on house arrest, now she's in fucking jail. She spent time stuck in a home with no way of enjoying herself, and then was slammed into a jail and now she's staying there till she's 50. All of the world knows what she's done, knows her name, her face, everything. She'll never find a job and is condemned to live a horrible life. That's a good thing.

Sydney Prescott it was declared mistrial

Sydney Prescott it was declared mistrial

luminous 1 I wonder if she ever asked about getting that $$ back aha

luminous 1 I wonder if she ever asked about getting that $$ back aha

killer Thankfully, most criminals don’t have  much of that- common sense.

killer Thankfully, most criminals don’t have  much of that- common sense.

People don’t murder when they properly self care

People don’t murder when they properly self care

She could have gotten all the bath bombs ever

She could have gotten all the bath bombs ever

Sydney Prescott well to be fair she did eventually go to jail

Sydney Prescott well to be fair she did eventually go to jail

She basically played herself. She is an unsuccessful murderer who got caught through video taping. She was and will always be known to be the most ungrateful woman to be a wife.

the goverment thanks you for the tax free money

the goverment thanks you for the tax free money

@mrrichard57000 Just the  fact that supposed killer ( undercover cop) speaks like educated college boy should've give her a pause.

That's what it cost to get jailed to 2030....

That's what it cost to get jailed to 2030....

@Magical 801 ~That's a nice thought, and that's probably where it <b>should've</b> went, but if I were a betting man, my money would be on the cops deposited it in their account ...not the individual cops personal accounts, but the departments account as a whole.  :) :)

@Magical 801 ~That's a nice thought, and that's probably where it *should've* went, but if I were a betting man, my money would be on the cops deposited it in their account ...not the individual cops personal accounts, but the departments account as a whole.  :) :)

That last judge really told her what for

That last judge really told her what for

@luminous 1 yea after she got to serve the full term. She was trying to milk the system for time served but she cant go to court anymore

@luminous 1 that's possible, I wouldn't put it past them.

@luminous 1 that's possible, I wouldn't put it past them.

I'm sure that money went right back to the husband. It was probably his to begin with.

I'm sure that money went right back to the husband. It was probably his to begin with.

3k for a well planned fake home invasion robbery, pretty good price. Should’ve had common sense 😂

3k for a well planned fake home invasion robbery, pretty good price. Should’ve had common sense 😂

She got 20 years after that I thought...

She got 20 years after that I thought...

Yeah but the judge let her out! On house arrest, who else does that happen to with the fake hit man videos?? No one

well, 3 grand of michael's money most likely

well, 3 grand of michael's money most likely


I’m glad she didn’t sign the house back because he would’ve helped her mom. To help somebody as in denial as Dalia would be a literal sin.


Well... Mike might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer to get himself into the whole situation to begin with... but ya can't help but like the guy's reaction to it all, and his sense of humor about it. Just him taking that phone call in itself was worth a merit badge, at least.


Very well-spoken and hard hitting final speech by Mike. Respect.


I'm here after watching "There's something about Casey", and man... It feels too good watching the first cop simply walk out after outing her like that. Man, I needed some justice!


She's almost child-like...its like she's honestly never been told 'no' before.

I just got out of a relationship with a woman like this. Seriously damaged my brain. It was awful. I'm feeling so much better now that she's completely out of my life

Not surprised if she was raised like that after what her mom said. Acting like she just made some simple mistake and said she’s not dangerous. Um she just tried to fu*kin kill someone and has absolutely no remorse. Yeah I’d call that a very dangerous person. Moms in denial herself

Woman like her exist. My ex was like that, very manipulative without any sense of remorse. Of course not all go this far, but still my point still stands.

I feel that it is the case because of her entire demeanor and having men that are twice her size almost as an excuse to manipulate people to have her way because she is protected .

@D M so, I'm not those majority. Thank goodness...

Seems like how the majority of girls are brought up.

(Scene from Dalia's childhood):
"Dalia, no, you can't kill your kindergarten playmate."
"But Mom, why can't I kill him?"
"Ok, you can kill him."

Well by the sound of her mother pleading to the judge and staying that her daughter is harmless (LMFAO) it appears to run in the family.

That us the curse of western society im bot one of you but i worked in the west and i saw how the way raising your children give them sociopathic egoistic personality

Yeah. Like when she saw her husband and said "come here" instead of sorry, or I'm happy you're alive, or anything. She needed him to what she wanted even after it was all over


Mike's speech at the end is amazing.<br>That dude has so much composure, wow.

Mike's speech at the end is amazing.
That dude has so much composure, wow.


When the DETECTIVE tells you to get a good attorney, you know you’re well and truly screwed!! 😬😂


"People do what they can to get by, which sometimes means relying on physical appearance...and in some cases they have no other option."   LMAO the shade of it all


Her constantly denying it just made my blood boil. She reminds me a lot of my kid's mom. She would deny anything, even when there's evidence showing it.


No offense, but that wife of 7 years must be laughing her ass off.

I would have been. It service him and right.

Man wasn't the brightest, that's for sure.

Yep that's the first thing I thought of when I saw this story 😅

Nah they actually got back together believe it or not lol both suckers

That was all I was thinking about hahahahahah

The wife was probably happy he made that move, women have sixth sense, maybe she wanted to leave and didn't know how, it was a blessing in disguise for her, literally

Oh hands down! Even more so that everyone is ok.

I thought so the whole video! LOL. Wish all people could be safe

@FUCKYOURCULTURE fuck no wonder I always end up with crazies.

A lot of former loving wifes wait for such a moment of Karma their whole lifes. He had no problem to betray his wife and then he is telling everyone how disturbing it is to be betrayed when you love someone. This is super funny to watch.

Happens on both sides. Falling in love with the adrenaline another person gives you. Theirs a saying. If they give you butterflies it’s a red flag.

@Bola lol exactly what im thinking the ex wife gotta be lhfao

That's what I was thinking. Imagine the ex wife watching her husband leave to marry a prostitute who then tries to kill him lol

@Billy from The Walten Files oh shit, cheers man

pft didnt even think of that, I bet she is


She is a master manipulator. Just like my abusive mom and my sister. Hearing her on the phone reminds me of them. It angers me. My mom and sister do the exact same things to try to get what they want. My mom does it to my dad. My sister does it to her boyfriend. My sister does it to my mom and dad.

If someone is using these tactics on you, as soon as you realize they are trying to manipulate you, you should do your best to end the communication with them. The phone call from 28:30 - 34:30 went on for way too long, in my opinion. Like dude, this chick just tried to murder you and you just watched the video. Tell her to peace out, good luck in jail, and goodbye. Hang up, end of conversation. These manipulative people will only drain your time and energy. Ideally these people should be cut out of your life entirely if their manipulative behavior is continuous.


Aww poor Michael, you can tell he was truly in love and almost at the point to believing her


She believed so fully that she would be able to convince him to somehow tell the police it’s cool and not to charge her with solicitation of murder


Her poor husband. He's reacting surprisingly well. "If I wanted to help you, I couldn't, it's out of my hands."


That fake-crying after finding out her husband is ‘dead’ is giving me serious second-hand embarrassment. Can’t imagine how those officers must’ve felt.

The speed at which she just threw that reaction at the officers. She had that reaction cocked and ready to go lmao. <br>I can imagine her practicing that in a fkin mirror lmao

The speed at which she just threw that reaction at the officers. She had that reaction cocked and ready to go lmao.
I can imagine her practicing that in a fkin mirror lmao

@yasaswi rao exactly. She skipped all the five stages of grief and went straight to over dramatic acting like girl

You can easily tell it’s faked by how fast she reacted, if I had no context of the situation, no idea who mike and Dalia were. I still would’ve called cap

Imagine the embarrassment the officers are feeling

Imagine the embarrassment the officers are feeling

Dude she was so good though, i would fking believe her

It’s kind of funny considering that the police officer is acting, as well….a very awkward situation all around 😅

Not even the time to let him finish to say he was death and she unlocked it like a robot

@Ryan Nicolas Her fingers shaking took me out! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Ryan Nicolas Her fingers shaking took me out! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

r u kidding??? she fakes it so well, it is scary.. if all of us watching didn't know she is the one responsible, we would definitely buy it..

Her crying felt forced and I doubt there were any tears.

@yasaswi rao she was a bad actor and went straight in for the grab of the cop. “Hug me! My husband just died!”

@STFU2142 but cringe is also a good word for that

@STFU2142 but cringe is also a good word for that

Lol! Second hand embarrassment. Never heard that before but I know exactly what you mean. I felt that shit too.

I just got to that point… like sis wtf are you doing that’s not convincing whatsoever??

@Archamedies616 and he’s been kil-WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

@Archamedies616 it was pretty good acting tbh 😂 except no tears from what it looked like

right, i was doing something and had this playing in the backround and i had to turn it down because of how embarrassed i was for her

Complete with all those shaking and not existing tears

The officer was trying so hard not to laugh 😂😂😂💔

The officer was trying so hard not to laugh 😂😂😂💔

@SamTheMan i feel bad for officers they literally hold back their laughs just to be serious 😂🤣

@karla arana haha she wa all prepared but forgot the time line before he said she started freaking out 😈

Your husband was ki— NAAAOOOOAHHHH AAHHHH😖😖😖😩😩😭😭😭🤡🤡😭😩

bruh literally same i had to pause and just cringe

bruh literally same i had to pause and just cringe

@Connie Marie What’s your problem? We’re talking about watching her have the meltdown..

What the officers felt? What about the damn HUSBAND?!

She didn't even give it some time for her to "process" the information. it was just like "Your husband has benn Kill-" NOOOO BWAAA

FR even if the police officers didn't know they'd instantly be suspicious after that. Can't believe she thought she could get away with that acting

And (although it's nothing that could be concrete) it seemed to be a bit of an early or anticipated reaction, he barely got the news out before she was hysterical.
I'm not saying nobody would burst into tears after news like that, however most of the time it's gotta register first, the initial reaction would be a sense of confusion or distancing, then hysteria on the reality of it setting in.
Of course she would suspect some bad news due to the scene, but it seemed as if this was a line in a play she rehearsed for.

@larz pric I'm glad they did. She was exposed publicly for what she is.

@Jake Chen aye all im sayin is they coulda just arrested her ass. why they had to set up all that shit is just for TV

@larz pric Would you rather she came into your life?

I was literally cringing so hard I was rubbing my face and begging for the video to stop. I just can't with this sick fucking girl. Absolutely disgusting.

@yasaswi rao yeah she would’ve denied it at best

@yasaswi rao yeah she would’ve denied it at best

whyd they even do her like that!? they set her up like a dummy 🤣🤣🤣

if she found out he was dead at first she have to be shocked omg how it happened why like that she simply started freaking out like wah wah wat an acting

yeah, holy shit that was so hard to watch

yeah, holy shit that was so hard to watch

It downgraded humanity indirectly downgrading me XD

It downgraded humanity indirectly downgrading me XD

She reacted way to fast for that to be believable I cringed

Second hand embarrassment - finally a worthy translation for the german word "Fremdscham"...👍


From day one of marrying this guy she had planned to do him in so she could get all his assets. They were married just one month and she was already trying to ruin his life.

She got off light with just 16 years.


This was one of the most entertaining and hilarious things I've seen in a long time and at the same time tragic.


Dude if I was over questioned in regards to a murder, they would probably think I did it. LOL after watching a lot of these videos I realized how abnormal my behavior is. For example, i dissociate from tragedy and don't really start crying about it till months later. I'm calm and collective even in very tragic situations and when I'm falsely accused of something (except by my wife, then I'm upset). Therefore it makes me slightly scared, which would then cause them to pick up on the fear, and then I would probably be in jail until they figured out it wasn't me. But at least then I would get my $46,000 payday like that one guy. LOL


After watching Amber Turd's trial, you cannot convince me otherwise that she is not fake crying at 11:21.


Things I learned from this video:

1: it’s not that detective’s first day

2: it’s definitely not his second day

I read this as he said that, couldn't stop laughing

the US justice system is so fcked, she walked because she is cute. Yikes.

You are not more intelligent, more cunning, or capable of out-thinking the police dep't. One person's brain < a whole bunch of brains.

Remer that before you do something stupid

That cracked me the fuck up I was like.. I think it might be his 3rd day hahaha

@grasiela spahiu well it’s definitely got the now!

Lmfao i scrolled across this comment as they said it at 26:20

actually made me laugh out loud bro thanks

did you hear what she heard? saw what she saw?

I think the detective was referring to how long they’re been on that specific case, giving off the perception that they have amassed a lot of evidence.

3. he's got a mercedes and he loves that baby

I was confused when I first see this, but then he said it lmao!
Stamp 26:15

Timing that I read your comment the exact time he said it. 😆😆😆

It's not his first rodeo or even his second rodeo.  He's done at least 3 rodeos, minimum.

Wait I didn’t get it can I have a timestamp?

Кирилл Лоскутов

I would go as far as to say it's probably not even their 3rd day.

And she didnt ask for a coke...that stupid rake

@Zerv legend has it he's still in there mentioning which day of his that it isn't

And you didn’t hear and see what you just saw and heard

@C This would propably be a good plot for a slapstick crime movie... Too bad I dont like this since I'm older :D

@clerp SHUT UP IDK WHY IM LAUGHING SM HAHAHAHAHAHAH

@grasiela spahiu
1. it's not its first like
2. it's not its second like

by that logic it could actually be his zeroith day

third day? now come on we’re not talking about us here, were talking about you Dalia. this-this- this isnt about us

I liked then I heard the detective say it in the video and want to give you a double like.

Not his first rodeo either! He was SO done with her nonsense.

The cops who didn’t laugh or anything while letting her know the news that her husband was “murdered” damn


Mike did a lot more for her than most would have...calling her brother and even giving her the chance to speak to him.


I love that judge. What a smart man.   He said everything I wanted to hear.  She should have served her entire time


Can you even begin to imagine how badly she must have shit her pants when the penny dropped and she realised the police knew everything? Can't even begin to imagine the feeling of being in a situation like that!


29:14 What Dalia is doing here is known as "gaslighting".
The way this was said was almost humorous; although what she did was not funny, the way this was delivered did catch me off guard

29:14 *What Dalia is doing here is known as "gaslighting".*
The way this was said was almost humorous; although what she did was not funny, the way this was delivered did catch me off guard


The cops deserve acting awards. How they didn't just laugh in her face at her display, full knowing she was faking the entire thing. Fantastic.

Because it wasn't funny? They were looking at a full-blown psychopath returning to what is effectively her own crime scene where she thought she had her own husband murdered by a contract killer.

i can’t watch it due to second hand embarassment i’m DYING

Nothing funny about that, if something, they deserve respect for not smashing her head

Dude I lost it when he said "Were done with the games" then brought in the undercover cop to play her

Being in the presence of true evil doesn't usually want to make you laugh even if the situation is ridiculous.

@catwoman hates batman right🤣🤣🤣 I wouldn’t be able to control myself

Forget laughing, I'm impressed they didn't get livid at being first hand witness to this appalling crime. True professionals, hats off to the cops

Ikr??!!!! I cant even hold my laugh when she cried

Not really lol it was pretty piss poor, screamed ser up from the jump

Lol. I would thought the same. I would have been dying with laughter at her “acting” skills.

@Daniel Rafferty yeah, it was funny when the cop said "Alright, that's enough of the games between me and you", then continues to play games. Lol

Ha! Yeah. I just imagine them hearing about this and word spreading. How many times a lot of them would have had difficult times trying to catch people like her.

Probably a first to fuck with the other sides day so thoroughly while preventing the real crime. The bit when they brought the uncover cop in I was sure they were aiming for the big reveal. Had to get another turn of the screw in though for that cherry on top.

Hats off to the ex for going straight to the police.

Edit: Hadn't watched the full video yet. Hats off to the judge a well for his deliberation and adjudication. Shame for the mistrial (thankfully it was just a parody of the first.).

Because its to disturbing, especially how her hands were shaking and everything.

Daniel Doran that’s exactly who I had in mind!

Dude, seriously.  I just don’t understand why they didn’t arrest her outside the car where they got the recording though.

It was probably pissing him off given the nerve of her trying to deceive him

I’m just sad she got away with so much. House arrest for 6 years? If that was a man and not a tiny woman he would have been sentenced to life in prison

@Last Not when she deserves what's coming to her. It's clear justice - I just think it's funny they faked the crime scene and let her dig a deeper hole. She's one of the worst people I've ever come across

@Lauren Piantino we've gotten real good at rationalizing this twisted society.

@Last Not really;  they're trained to do this kind of thing.  If they didn't do it, Dippolito would have gone elsewhere to get what she wanted, and the next person would likely have been a real hit man, and she could so easily have gone free afterward.    Without the cop's highly trained actions they would have had nothing to hang on her,  and her husband would have been dead already.

@Daniel Ray oh yeah I didn't think about that!

Fortune Maker <b>You gotta play the game.</b>

Fortune Maker *You gotta play the game.*

I think when you think about the depravity of her actions it makes it more of a disgusting feeling than a funny one.

Riiiiiight?! I was so impressed. The first cop kept pushing her when she was trying so hard to hug him. I was dying! haha


The interrogating officer should of said "I'm sorry for your loss. Your loss of freedom for a couple of decades"


I honestly laughed out loud at that phone call… imagine trying to get help from the person you irrefutably tried to murder and just repeating “it’s not true” like your looks won’t help you now buddy there’s video.


I love the idea of letting her sit in prison just long enough of her “youthful beauty” to have disappeared.


That opening sequence is a work of art. A true testament to human dysfunction.


the second hand embarrassment of watching her fake crying while they all knew she was lying...

after she “found out” her husband died she went from 1-10 REAAL quick and i was like. gorl LMAO

Exactly, fake like hell but it's just because I know she s lying ... very sick and scary

RIGHT I ACTUALLY SKIPPED THAT PART IT WAS BEYOND HUMILIATING

Yeah they must've turned red from cringing so much.

@Håvard L I thought I was the only one to skip that part

LOL...and the cop is pretending to care but really is being quite brusque...he would be a lot more comforting if she were just a grieving widow...

She managed even to have her hands shaking, What an actress  (11:22 and 11:29)

that was a weird ass situation since everyone there was putting up an act

i skipped that part ....couldnt watch :D

@jay mori looool you’re right but I couldn’t do it 😂 the cringe level was extreme !

Lol i almost felt sorry for her 😂 how mortifying

I actually ended up skipping the last 30 seconds of it. The cringe was too much.


I remember seeing this case on tv. This video explains it in so much more detail.


😂 How humiliating, to be on camera hiring a hitman, and then on camera pretending to be upset about the "hit" 😂😂

😂 How humiliating, to be on camera hiring a hitman, and _then_ on camera _pretending_ to be upset about the "hit" 😂😂


That judge definitely has great skills in explaining his views and giving logic to his sentencing and stance


Such a decent guy man. He even offered his help to her mom. How could she do that to him.


Knowing that her husband is fine and everybody is in on the act, her crying is super hilarious

lmao i swear that was the best part of this!

If I were the cop I'd be struggling to not laugh at that horrible act she put on 😂

Girl went for a crash course in acting class that Morning, not to the gym. 😂

my whole family watched this on cops or like some criminology thing and when we saw her fake crying we knew it was so horrible and we laughed SO HARD

They could’ve just easily told her she’s on tape hiring a hitman and that she’s under arrest. But they played along. Lmao that was savage.

“I just want to see my husband!”

Detective: “trust me... you don’t .”

Very clever, sir.

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHSHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHSHAHSHSHHSHSHSHSHSHSH SHE 'CRIED' SO FAST ITS HILARIOUSSSS

@StackerTheEOD NEVER any tears in these instances.

@HereIsWisdom 1318 admittedly it's really hard to genuinely cry on demand, so it's not surprising she couldn't pull it off.


the fact that she called her husband is holy shit <br>she is really a emotionally and worldly immature I think that to believe that she can talk herself out of that type of situation

the fact that she called her husband is holy shit
she is really a emotionally and worldly immature I think that to believe that she can talk herself out of that type of situation


Oh my God glad the jury and judge prevailed. This one is chilling to watch. Thanks jim.


Im surprised by her mom’s reaction. If I did half of what she did my mom would kill me. And then disown me.

Her moms reaction is probably exactly the reason she grew up to be what she is. Zero accountability.


I just love how the ABC journalist knows Dahlia is bullshitting her. You can see she finds the whole thing ridiculous