You know, only a few days ago I was explaining to a friend that people have started really overusing the term "gaslighting". If someone loses an argument with a partner - gaslighting. Gaslighting this, gaslighting that, everything is bloody gaslighting now apparently. I was trying to get across how extreme gaslighting is, but struggling to really give it the emphasis it needed.

That phone call - that's gaslighting.

Gaslighting isn’t real, you’re just crazy

Gaslighting isn’t real, you’re just crazy

@fuzzy monster There are two or more of everything in this world. I am certain that applies to families as well. Some are dejure. Some are defacto. <br>Sending thoughts/prayers and protection.

@fuzzy monster There are two or more of everything in this world. I am certain that applies to families as well. Some are dejure. Some are defacto.
Sending thoughts/prayers and protection.

I've had that same phonecall. And to this day I'm still not sure. Now that is the best case of gaslighting I can.. And what really made it.. The people pulling me away.. were my gaslighting family. And I didn't turn to drugs. And I don't know what I turned to. But I will will never know, and I will never forget. And never forget that I will never know. And I will never truly trust anyone ever again. I will never truly fully love again, and never be at peace.

If you can tell me what that is called, I'll look it up.

And then shortly after that I got hit in the head with a car. And when I woke up in the hospital, I was so glad to be able to go back to sleep. THAT moment, I am 100% certain of. Everything else is a maybe.

And then I got diagnosed with schizophrenia because noone can believe anyone can survive that. Who said I did? I'm a ghost. So who's gaslighted me? Her? them? the health service? Fuckknows.

I believe that's a gaslighting cocktail.

And my solicitor who wants my mother to force me to sign off paperwork saying my fingers aren't mashed from the car incident? and then not reading anything I type? I don't know what to call that.

Kudos to Michael in that moment for holding true and not caving. I don't know how he did it.

What I do know is my mind is too powerful. So much of it is wrapped up in torture but I can still describe it. Sometimes.

I've had that same phonecall. And to this day I'm still not sure. Now that is the best case of gaslighting I can.. And what really made it.. The people pulling me away.. were my gaslighting family. And I didn't turn to drugs. And I don't know what I turned to. But I will will never know, and I will never forget. And never forget that I will never know. And I will never truly trust anyone ever again. I will never truly fully love again, and never be at peace.

If you can tell me what that is called, I'll look it up.

And then shortly after that I got hit in the head with a car. And when I woke up in the hospital, I was so glad to be able to go back to sleep. THAT moment, I am 100% certain of. *Everything* else is a maybe.

And then I got diagnosed with schizophrenia because noone can believe anyone can survive that. Who said I did? I'm a ghost. So who's gaslighted me? Her? them? the health service? Fuckknows.

I believe that's a gaslighting cocktail.

And my solicitor who wants my mother to force me to sign off paperwork saying my fingers aren't mashed from the car incident? and then not reading anything I type? I don't know what to call that.

Kudos to Michael in that moment for holding true and not caving. I don't know how he did it.

What I do know is my mind is too powerful. So much of it is wrapped up in torture but I can still describe it. Sometimes.

@Daniel Kokal while purposely (manipulating situations) intentionally driving them crazy

@Northe i was gaslit my whole life. It is effing real. Been around longer than me, everybody in comments.

gaslighting came from a movie.....  its convincing people they are crazy.

right? like it's an extremely serious accusation to to say that someone is manipulating you to make you believe in a false reality. you can't just throw the word around when someone lies to you- there's a fine line between textbook narcissistic manipulation and someone being an asshole

@Melanie Washington no you don't. You don't know anyone like that.

@Melanie Washington no you don't. You don't know anyone like that.

@Sabir Lucianno Definition of gaslighting matches her perfectly. "Psychological manipulation of a person usually over an extended period of time that causes the victim to question the validity of their own thoughts, perception of reality, or memories and typically leads to confusion, loss of confidence and self-esteem, uncertainty of one's emotional or mental stability, and a dependency on the perpetrator."

@Sabir Lucianno That was a very cringey attempt at gaslighting me about gaslighting. You don't get to make up your own definition of the word. That is gaslighting.

@Sabir Lucianno LOL you are literally gaslighting me about gaslighting.

@Jim Beans no i think youre just ignorant about its meaning. His explanation was simply someone trying to ruin someone's life out of revenge. Gaslighting isnt nearly as overt as he described as an action. You dont have to get someone sanctioned or anything to gaslight them.

 If I fart and I say I didn't even though you heard it AND can smell it but I say I didnt do it repeatedly until you think I didnt; and maybe you think I didnt even maybe that you farted yourself, that's STILL gaslighting, even if they didnt go overboard with their response as getting you sanctioned. Its a warping of your perception of reality, no matter how trivial. Now go read a book or watch the movie or whatever. Theres nuance to literally everything. Bye

@Sabir Lucianno Now you are gaslighting us about gaslighting.

@Sabir Lucianno Now you are gaslighting us about gaslighting.

@Jordank that is not gaslighting, yf are tou talking about? Gaslighting has a subtlety to it which is where its named derived from. In the play, he moves the gaslight ever so slightly every day and convinces his wife shes insane when she keeps pointing out its change in position. Even though any sane person could see after a while the light is clearly in a different position. Thats gaslighting. Trying to convince someone that what they KNOW to be true is not and it occurs on many levels.

@iiiSK8orDI3iii I agree. It is subtle but pervasive.

@iiiSK8orDI3iii I agree. It is subtle but pervasive.

There are many,many terms being used today that have lost the real meaning.  One comes to mind; PTSD, another is triggered. So many.

I get what you mean but on the other hand I think there are definitely different levels of gaslighting, and it’s important to keep in mind that we’re all capable of doing it on small and large scales

I couldn’t agree more. Most people using the term have no idea of it’s origin.

that term comes from an old movie from 1944 called "Gaslight" with Ingrid Bergman

Same thing with narcissism. "Oh, you got in a disagreement with your boyfriend??! he's a NaRCiSsIsT"

Amen. The term gaslighting and Narcissist are used way way way too much and incorrectly but that phone call truly is the best example!!! Even tho he literally watched those tapes and she did too she tried telling him if wasn't real lmao it's insane. That's insane!

The term 'gaslighting' is misused. Watch the 1944 movie.

The term 'gaslighting' is misused. Watch the 1944 movie.

@Juliet Gover it is not a new fangled term. Its a psychological term and it came into existence because of a 1950s film caked gaslight wherein a man tries to drive his wife insane by doing things like moving furniture around and turning the gas lights down but denying these things had happened. That is what gaslighting is - it's what abusers do to nashe their victims doubt their own sanity and thereby wear them down.

It happened to me by my dad and later my partner. An example would be that my partner would whisper a threat to me in a roomful of people and then when I reacted he would act as if he was shocked at what I was saying and swear he hadn't said anything. Most of my friends and family distanced from me thinking I was the bad person.

Another example was my father would cause an argument over something small then turn it round to make it my fault.

Gaslighting is a serious psychological abuse and in my opinion the reason it's so overused is twofold. Firstly people are much more exposed to programs featuring psychology these days such as these videos and many others. And that leads to the second reason which is most people don't fully understand what it is and seem to apply it to situations where someone is simply lying.

There are many psychological terms that are overused and inaccuratelying used in a similar way, for example in the true crime space people call every murderer a narcissist when most of them are not. It's highly detrimental to people who do suffer personality disorders.

@Nisha no problem, stay sane! And don't forget, some people do horrid things because they're really hurting inside. It's very rare for someone to be truly irredeemable, and when you meet one you'll be far more perplexed then you will be upset. Like the girl on this phone call, it just boggles the mind.

@Joshua A btw, thanks for running point on this. I really didn't want to get in the mud with that person. Take a look at other comments they've made on this video - toxic as fuck

@Jordank ohhh Thank you for informing me!!

@Jordank ohhh Thank you for informing me!!

gaslighting is just a little lie to a lot of people ._.

gaslighting is just a little lie to a lot of people ._.

@Jordank yea By the definition you give I do think it was gaslighting.
This is a childish story of my highschool friend.
She twisted the simplest of the statements made by me to sound negative and offensive and circulated them in the entire class without my knowledge.
She would also always snitch about anything I did or said to my teachers lmao.She convinced, a couple of times,my teachers to not allow me to sit for exams even when if she hadn't  interfered,I would have easily been able to give the exams.

After this we'd  fight for hours and she'd cry about despite all the things she's done me deciding  to not be"bffs" with her is the greater evil and how I'm  being mean and unfair.And how she's crying now so I should forgive her while at the same time refusing to even say sorry lol.

I realized much later That I have the tendency to always select such people in a crowd to be friends with in my school days.
(Im pretty sure you werent expecting such a stupid story though ,i feel silly writing this now but i still am hehe)😁

Here's another one; can we all appreciate that far too many people seem to preface ANY remark with "can we all appreciate ....... "?

honestly after knowing of the word and it's meaning i've known that way too many people gaslight than what i'd like to believe

@iiiSK8orDI3iii That's not what he meant. I'm pretty sure he meant people were using it in cases where people weren't gaslighting. Since people get used to the word "gaslighting" being used to describe mild things, they aren't as surprised when an actual case of gaslighting comes up.

You bring up a good point. Saying that someone is gaslighting you can actually be just a way to gaslight the other person. But yeah this is 100% gaslighting

Same with the word "narcissist". There is a difference between having narcissism as a personality trait and actually being diagnosed as a narcissist. These days, people just say everyone they don't like or that acts selfish is a narcissist. Lying should be shamed - don't get me wrong - but the word now has very little meaning since plebeians have taken it upon themselves to label everyone they know as a narcissist. Leave it to the actual psychologists (no, I am not a psychologist).

It doesn't always have to be that extreme though. Some ppl do it without realizing it and make the other person feel small (not necessarily insane like in Gas Light). It can isolate people, control them and make them feel inadequate. I understand what you mean, some ppl do use it and other terms inappropriately bc they're hearing more of it via sm, but there's really no harm in that. It's better it be out there for the ones who it's happened to and they may not have been aware or understood it.  I've seen it happen first hand to someone close to me. And we didn't know what to call it, just called the gaslighter a bastard POS and you're better off without them...etc. We weren't wrong lol but also it's nice for the other person to know that there was a technique being used on them and that they werent doing anything wrong and not the asshole in that relationship. Chronic cheaters , for example, gaslight often.

Tell me you're guilty of gaslighting without telling me you're guilty of gaslighting. People throw the term around so much because it's important that people understand how mang aspects of life it touches and how common it really is. It's in politics, government, the courts, relationships, family dynamics, etc.

Don't quite understand what gaslighting means. Some new-fangled expression.<br>Just say it as it is.

Don't quite understand what gaslighting means. Some new-fangled expression.
Just say it as it is.

I know someone who does that constantly. Never addresses the problem you have with them, just plays the victim and changes the conversation. I know there's something wrong there.

It sucks bevause people who water down the meaning of words like that and deligitmizes actual abuse

People throw that term around WAY too often these days.

People throw that term around WAY too often these days.


The cops were like...it's been a slow month. Let's mess with this crazy chick.

Why even when it’s fake does it have to be a black male

It’s Florida... definitely not slow down there with crimes 😂😂

@Nancy there is no need for her to "explain her side of the story" she is clearly guilty lmao TF are you on

@Nancy Everything you mentioned is limited to the courts- I dont know if you failed civics class or something, but the police works for the prosecution, in other words, *their bias is baked into the system*, as it should be

@Lewis Yeadon The role of any part of the judiciary system is TO BE UNBIASED by defintion, that is why we say that the penal code has to deal with everyone with no bias,  everyone deserves a fair trial, we make sure the members of the jury are  unbiased etc
it's a rule  that is meant to be followed every step of the way.
The police is no exception to this.

@Nancy You can bring up irrelevant hypotheticals all you all want, it doesn't matter, because that scenario doesn't fit to this one

The role of the police is NOT to be unbiased, not when they have a lone suspect they know to be guilty of the charges as they did in this case, that is the role of the courts
Police are unbiased in investigating, and weighing suspects, but not in dealing with suspects they have caught red handed

Even if assuming they were to be, this is not unbiased in the slightest- if this concocted scenario had been launched towards the husband with her still being the guilty party, his reaction would "what the fuck are you talking about", as would anyone's

Fact is, this was perfectly executed interrogation suited to this particular suspect based on her personality, and it worked- knowing she's guilty there are only two end games; she confesses, and the case is perfect, or she doesn't confuse, continues the lie and does not show remorse and hangs herself in court because she has lied under oath in a police interrogation

If they had any reasonable doubt, this would not have been done

@Lewis Yeadon Having done what they have done (the police) proved nothing about her character. They put her in a situation using deceipt where she was more likely to lie.
Forget about what happenned afterwards for the specific person. The police had no way of knowing this in advance.
Say someone is arrested and  managed with   deceitful tactics by the police and they lie as a result  because  they think they can cover things up.
If the same person was dealt with honnestly to begin with they would have told the truth. So is this person a liar or not?
So anybody responds according to the situation they are faced with.
The role of the police is to be unbiased and follow the evidence wherever they lead. It's not to bring  the worst out of people using deceipt to build a case for the prosecution. In that logic if the police hits someone and they hit back is that grounds to say that this person is violent by default?

@Nancy The point is because they want the best case possible
Part of that is either to pull a confession, or failing that, to make it so patently obvious that despite the evidence, despite their knowledge and despite a scenario where they could come clean, they blatantly refuse to, and continue to lie

The reason her 2nd trial reconvicted her was precisely because of the theatrics showing that she knew what the situation was, refused to change the story, and then after the reveal denied all wrong doing- essentially saying this wasn't a conspiracy to get YouTube views, but a conspiracy to commit murder

Your own scenario of her admitting after the facts are revealed straight away is entirely laughable- WHEN THE FACTS WERE REVEALED SHE CONTINUED TO LIE

What do you think the police is there to do besides solve a crime and build the best case for the prosecution?

@Lewis Yeadon But they had undeniable evidence to show that she was lying already!
What was the point of trying to get her to lie even more because she didn't know what they already had against her?
If one lies to begin with, then if they are not aware that they have been found out they are likely to lie even more to cover them selves.
So the reason the police has done this was either for fun or to get her to unavoidably tell more lies to add to the case aginast her. So they were biased , working for the prosecution in a way.
If they said from the set out that they already have the rigid evidence they had then possibly  she would not lie any more becasue she would realise there is no point.
In the specific case she came up with an ourageous story in the end but the police did not know that in advance.
In other words they could have given her the opportunity to not lie anymore instead of using deceit to push her to lie even further.

@Nancy what is there to explain? The point of an interrogation is never an explanation- the officers wanted to secure the case by proving her intent and lack of remorse
The theatrics was to secure that she was lying, the "killer" appearing was to further show her lies, and the reversal from sympathy to accusations was to show she had no remorse and would lie to get out of it
If they wanted her side of the story, they'd wait to the trial, but that isn't the job of police or detectives

@Grim They had solid evidence of her guilt there was none of that at play. The plan was to play with her in a cruel and theatrical way.
In order for her to be able to present her perception of innocence they first had to present her with any evidence they had.
If you want to give someone a real opportunity to present their side of the story you need to be open and honnest with them about your side, otherwise what chance do they have?

How can you give anyone the real opportunity to explain themselves if you use desception and lie to begin with?

@Nancy i see it as the smart move, as the victim she didnt say no comment and lawyr up. she didnt immediately say, "oh no it was meant to be a  prank", or "my ex bf threatened me to go along in an elaborate plan to make us famous, i had no choice" or some other fucked up scenario she may have had prepared for if she was found out. not only did they give her a chance to incriminate herself, they gave her a chance to persuade them of her perception of innocence, if there had been more to the story than they knew. kudos to the cops on this one

@Beu Rself There was no need or justification for the theatrical act in the beginning that was my point it was cruel and unprofessional

They got the camera rolling and everything. I really feel tho they were really sympathetic for that guy for some reason, and felt immensely bad for him since they all know how hard its to get out of probation. They probably got a bit emotional over the case on how deceptive the woman @Nancy. Although I question the legality, these kind of actions are the ones that give me hope in humanity over the vile criminals that this channel typically showcases.

@Nancy it's long process of getting these types of people off the streets and in dangerous relationships because a mental person will just keep hurting again and again not only themselves but other people as well. They need help and I'm sure they will get psychological help in other means where they won't be out there free to hurt more people. Always remember that HURT PEOPLE HURT PEOPLE. Do some research and you'll see exactly why these detective's do what they do. I wish they had professional detective's out here on the Hopi reservation because people are just killing others and are easily getting away with it since I was a little boy and it's getting worse. I'm 52yrs old now and I've witnessed a lot of horrifying events out here where young children are abusing young children because someone in their family has abused them sexually. Even our Tribal Police can't stop them. Everyone who do crimes of the immense nature will and always will get away with it here on our reservation. Like I said these type of people are extremely dangerous and you certainly don't want to end up in their situation. Go in peace and once again.<br>MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU ALWAYS

@Nancy it's long process of getting these types of people off the streets and in dangerous relationships because a mental person will just keep hurting again and again not only themselves but other people as well. They need help and I'm sure they will get psychological help in other means where they won't be out there free to hurt more people. Always remember that HURT PEOPLE HURT PEOPLE. Do some research and you'll see exactly why these detective's do what they do. I wish they had professional detective's out here on the Hopi reservation because people are just killing others and are easily getting away with it since I was a little boy and it's getting worse. I'm 52yrs old now and I've witnessed a lot of horrifying events out here where young children are abusing young children because someone in their family has abused them sexually. Even our Tribal Police can't stop them. Everyone who do crimes of the immense nature will and always will get away with it here on our reservation. Like I said these type of people are extremely dangerous and you certainly don't want to end up in their situation. Go in peace and once again.
MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU ALWAYS

@Nancy it's another way for the detectives to profile people of their psychological behavior. That's how the F.B.I. and C.I.A. and other Intel bring out the worst from these psychopaths sociopaths and other criminal ways of manipulations. There's all kinds of books on these types of agents on Google Playstore for a cheap price. Also psychology books. A course that I haven't finished yet. I'm still working on finishing my schooling to become a Social Worker or a Substance Abuse Counselor. There's a movie I recommend for you to watch called, PRECIOUS about a young colored girl who gets molested by her mom's boyfriend and Is psychologically and verbally and extremely physical abuse by her own mother. Watch it and you'll see how these professionals can bring the worst out of these evil people. MAY THE GREAT SPIRIT BE WITH YOU ALWAYS

That can't be right they were lying to her all along , since they knew already why would they do that?

@Joe Swanson He was definitely done with her and her crying lol

@bobTom37 i read this comment and immediately watched Stephen McDaniel video ....wtf👀

@MangoItaliano oh my God I just noticed it now! That is hysterical

@MangoItaliano  watch the interrogation of Stephen McDaniel for a good laugh lol

11:50 the cop in the background is so done

I bet they had a lot of fun with this case


34:40 she looks exactly like Khaby Lame 😂😂😂


“believe me...you don’t wanna see him” the underlying irony and dark humor there is to that

It’s like one of those murder euphemism lines from Hitman.

The whole of Florida is just a meme inside of a gigantic meme which has been named the US of A

@Cordarious Luckey  I would have loved to be that detective. I know he just loved to spring it on her that her academy award winning acting was over. She didn't care, she just wanted to go home lol.

I was thinking the same thing when he was saying that.

Wow I never thought of that...I'm dumb as fuck

Yep, the guy should have been given an oscar.


The fact that Dalia's attorneys tried to claim this was to get a TV show... wow. That makes the whole 'poilice recorded her reaction' thing all the more hilarious.

@fuzzy monster It's a necessary evil, they're paid to try and help their defendant in all ways legally possible. If you were, say, framed for stealing a piece of art you'd want that lawyer just as much as anybody else did. If you deny people the right to be able to defend themselves then it turns into more of a mob rule than a court.

@Chris Barrera Exactly. I understand it’s their job and that it’s the most just way, but there is still something unsettling.

@Evan Noyes How? It's they're job to help the defendant. Majority of the times if the defendant is absolutely guilty the Defense attorney will assist the defendant to get a lower sentence.

I think she begged her lawyers to make a case for her to not be guilty, and her lawyers were not able to get her to plead guilty, so they just had to go with it. It’s just a theory based on my limited knowledge of how lawyers work, and if anyone knows more about this situation I would be glad to learn about it

I wonder if her lawyers could be charged with defamation for that.

The fact that that was the only defense they could come up with, not even god can save her now


She went from hysterically crying to talking casually and emotionless.

What jumped out at me, is that she reacted too quickly.  She should have been in shock first, and then denial, and then the truth should slowly sink in while she collapses.  Going from zero to full hysterics before the cop even finished the sentence is a total give away.

@Steven Smith well killing is not normal human behavior, which is a big reason the military must train so much and has the highest discipline across all occupations.  I was a soldier once (US Army Artillery Officer).  Soldiers join for different reasons but in war we kill - for ourselves and each other - or else become killed.  It's that simple.  Even though war involves killing it's not exactly murder.  Murder is specific and personal.  War is survival and defense.  If you killed an intruder threatening your life in your home, most times it wouldn't be murder either but self defense.  PTSD is real because taking life or being indirectly around it stirs up deep feelings in many soldiers since it's not normal to kill but how each is affected is different for each unique personality.  In all the difference between these prisoners is they victimized someone who wasn't threatening them hence no empathy.  Soldiers (normal ones) don't lack empathy it's about survival because their lives are threatened.  This is defense not lack of empathy.

@S Stritmatter it always interest me how the Military achieve the ability for their men to have no empathy or reduced empathy. I came to the conclusion is that they create situations to where they are protecting rather than attacking. Therefore they don't feel guilty. I think that a good use case of psychological warfare would be to send pictures of the family their funeral etc. To mess with them. I'm sure most of the soldiers are not psychopaths so they will have negative effects such as PTSD and a myriad of mental health issues. I suppose you can make anyone a murderer with the right justification. Whether it's freedom, self protection or for their god. This made me think a little too much 😂

It's because she understands empathy and how to role play it, but doesn't actually HAVE any.  It's like this, a guy understands what a girl is and how many girls might react to X situation, so a guy could role play a situation as if he were a girl without actually being a girl.  People like her are as far as having empathy as the guy is to being an actual girl.  It's hard to wrap our head around but it is true and how they can do immoral - HURTFUL - things to people with ZERO guilt.  She will probably always be this way.  Even though people hate her, it is a pity to be like that, to not know love except for self.


That is literally the first time in history the, " Those aren't my drugs", line worked.

It wasn’t even the suspicion of where they were though, or her. He had a genuine mental breakdown. He was under obscene duress because he GENUINELY had no clue where they came from.

That level of aggressive self defense and outright refusal of the situation is IMPOSSIBLE to fake. It’s something that strikes on a visceral level, and it was his actions and behavior that put the spotlight on her, not the other way around.

He saved himself that night. He sounds like a great dude. I’m glad he was able to escape that gaslighting witch.

Lmfao you’re right! Didn’t even realize that

I give props to the officers to be open minded enough to see the setup. Some would go off it's in your possession so you're under arrest but these guys saw the totality of the situation around it

@IITim2:15 anyone can drop a ravioli in your car anytime, dude. competent police officers know this. people try to frame each other all the time. it's not that crazy of a line.

To be fair to cops " Those aren't my drugs " is a pretty unbelievable line@Enzo Maidana

It was because they were suspicious of the little tapdole already. Once in a while you actually find smart and good police officers.

Since it's his parole officer he might of built a good relationship with him to the point that him giving his word they weren't his, the anonymous calls, and the placement of the drugs were enough to give him reason to believe him which worked out in this case. It feels like a movie moment that you think would never happen in real life but it did.

That was the most surprising part of this whole video.


I think one of the most disgusting things is her consistently asking to see his body to make sure he was dead


God her fake crying makes me so mad. Like now that YouTube has new guidelines I literally can’t explain how mad it makes me


I hate when her mother says " people make mistakes " in this situation. Hiring a hit man to kill your husband is not a mistake

@Zane Burns There's nothing unhuman about lacing endurance or stamina

Yeah. Accidentally burned the toast, left the tap water running, hired a hitman. Who hasn't been there?

You got it wrong.<br>The mother meant her daughter is a mistake

You got it wrong.
The mother meant her daughter is a mistake

@ReddoFreddo Hi, nicely written, no meanness ,no venom. I wonder if  personal gain (and their own well being) becomes the purpose or meaning.<br>Thanks for your comment.

@ReddoFreddo Hi, nicely written, no meanness ,no venom. I wonder if  personal gain (and their own well being) becomes the purpose or meaning.
Thanks for your comment.

Exactly! If I accidentally send an email to the wrong person or if I break a glass, that's a mistake. A mistake is not a multi-step plan that you 5000% commit to.

I have some sympathy for the mother as no-one wants to believe their child is capable of these kind of actions. I suspect Dalia was able to easily manipulate her just like she did everyone else in her life.

She lacks 2 fundamental traits of what it means to be human which are emotional empathy and sense of meaning or purpose. The empathy part doesn't need to be explained, and no one with a feeling of purpose or meaning would put up a whole charade like that for anything.

its like "boys will be boys" during a assault case smh


How that officer holding her didn't bust into a laughter when she started crying is beyond my comprehension.<br>Real professional. I could have rolled on the ground laughing.

How that officer holding her didn't bust into a laughter when she started crying is beyond my comprehension.
Real professional. I could have rolled on the ground laughing.

@Carew Martin That might be how people in movies act, but irl, it's different. The instant understanding of what the cops were telling her was the first clue that it was 100% rehearsed. I was a deaconess in an ER for a while back in the day, and part of my job was going with the doctors to tell the family a loved one had died. If the death was unexpected, we would usually have to say it several times in several different ways before it finally sank in. Imagine being told your husband was murdered in your home while you were at the gym. Who in the heck would embrace that as fact without any hesitation? Someone who was expecting to hear exactly that, that's who. There might not be a right way to react to that kind of news, but I think most emergency personnel would agree there is a wrong way, if that makes sense.

Yesssssss 😂😂😂 l was expecting him to spin her around, point at the camera and say "SMILE!!" 😂😂

She's a good actress though, she behaved just like I would expect someone to in that situation

I'd feel disgust more than anything if I were him, but really though watching that thing squeals like a pig was funny as hell lol

Ahmed Maestro he deserves an Oscar. The way she cried was too funny

It was so instant, like wheeze-sobbing at the press of a button. So fake. Lmao

@Summer Please yes, believe it or not i think im better than someone who hired a cop to murder her husband.

Hold her? He blocked her dramatic grasp for comfort. 🤣🤣

I thought the same tooo! I was searching for a hint of a smile.


0:34 Hey now, that clip is from South Africa, not Florida!


The fact that she was so hooked on seeing his dead body is seriously disturbing...

@M K Thank you. These ladies were killed in 1993, their dad and grandfather died in 1994, and my mother-in-law lived to October 2006. We are all doing well, but remember them, too. Live your life and enjoy it as much as you can. One never knows when it'll be over. Bless you!

@Rosemary Kriegel wow.. im sorry man. I hope you all are doing well. I hope the passed relatives all are resting in peace.

@M K Don't know why. It was the husband and father that shot them both a week after their common birthdays. The man went to a payphone, called his mother across the country in New York and told her what he'd done. These two young ladies were the only child and grandchild of my husband's uncle. He died a year later before it even went to trial. He was supposed to go to Seattle for a heart transplant, but instead stopped taking his heart medication saying he no longer had a reason to live and died suddenly. It was so sudden that the doctors said he most likely died before he hit the floor. He was in the middle of cutting a lady's hair and as usual telling what would turn out to be his last joke. He was my mother-in-laws baby and last sibling of five that she saw died before herselv another 12 years later.

@Rosemary Kriegel wow.. Rip man. May I ask why they shot a kid aswell????

dude dont say stupid things its pretty common for relatives of dead ppl to want to see the corpses to get absolute closure

@Rosemary Kriegel that is what she had rehearsed. I even believe she is capable to watch footage of people who react to this sort of trauma upfront so her reaction would be 'genuine'.

She had rehearsed this reaction... She knew it was coming... I believe she tried to react as a caring wife who wants to see her husband..

She knew when the officers refuse to comfort her that something was wrong.

@Rosemary Kriegel Very sad, very sad. Especially the child, to die so young. 😔😯😔

I would want to see my husband or child/ren should they suddenly be found dead. Nothing gruesome about seeing a loved one no matter what. My husband's cousin and her daugher were murdered and we all got to see them on tables before they were cremated. RIP Tina and Amber, 21 and 5 years old. Shot less than a week after their shared birthdays.

@princewish exactly what I wanted to say, first, she was so desperate to get him killed so she can rest assured and second, she really wanted to see if its indeed true

One more thing is that it could have all been part of the act, crying and shit, i mean, who wouldnt want to see their loved ones if something happened to them ? she must have thought it out

@David Arbogast Or she still had suspicions, like the gaze at where the camera was, and probably wanted to make sure he was actually dead.

I assume it was more of a ploy to get out of police custody than to actually see him.


The most satisfying cases are always the ones where the victim turns out alive and the criminal still goes to jail.

I dont understand some people commenting she's beautiful,attractive!like how??look at her jaw its not even align right.

this week on JCS: wholesome murder conspiracies

alive and totally fine. Thank God. This dude should pay the girl's ex a beer, cuz boy he saved his life.


How is nobody talking about that INTRO?? absolute masterpiece

@Bear Juncture I thought Florida was a very nice place to live?

As I watched the intro I looked qt the comment section for comments on the intro 💯

Holy shit that intro definitely something else 😍🔥

I live in Florida the intro is just my drive from home to work.

That’s Florida a third world county in a first world dictatorship

I would pay money to see FLORIDA: THE MOVIE.

@John Doe Best two governments in the US right now, though.

Because I’ve seen better. Watch the intro credits to Dawn of the Dead remake by Zack Snyder. Not his fault but you need a little more production value for the sunny song over apocalyptic visuals movie trope.

The intro is actually all illegal material. The police can't legally entrap a potential criminal with their own plans because it's called " ENTRAPMENT"!.

I was thinking the same thing. That intro 😚👌

The whole this channel and these videos are pure masterpiece

I scrolled down to the comments for this. Brilliant editing. Massive vibes

I was just thinking the same thing. I'm surprised they didn't continue with these type of intros.

Reminded me of distant memories of watching Lilo and Stitch with my family. I hadnt heard that song in years

I thought the song was referring to her.  I was like, she ain’t all that...but then I realized. 😂

@John Doe As a Floridian currently living in Texas, I wholeheartedly agree

what I've learned from all those years of internet is: never put your feet in florida or texas

It’s just another day in the Sunshine  state  of Florida


Would have been nice to find out if her husband got his house back if he didn't that would be so unfair


Alot of people are saying she took his house can he not just get it back because she tried to murder him and is in prison and manipulated him into putting the house in her name


Notice how she was hysterical when they told her he was shot but in the interrogation room there was zero emotion as she was too busy keeping her story straight.

Oh and her two lawyers are sleazy af.

Exactly! I completely agree with everything you said!


I still don't like cops lying. Surely a case can be made without such deceit.


I can only imagine the smile on his ex wife's face while she got to see all this.

@Alligator Monday only the hot ones do that

@San Patricio's Space Dolphin Brigada Well she didnt try to have him murdered, so she's about 5000% better already.

Jamie Jackson She sure was! He had a nice, safe and stable marriage before..Men like him want the arm candy first..morals maybe, hahahahaha

e l e n a Yes, he was married for 7 years..wife went on vacation with family for a few days. He ordered and escort and then gave her a 20k engagement ring, must have been some good  🐱 . Then Karma

My thoughts exactly. I was looking through the comments to find someone saying this :))) so thanks

@Morning Star thats not at all what happened. He started dating her. Then he proposed a month or so later

@Meaning What most insightful comment. I know because I have fallen victim myself the the spell of one of these. It took a lot to wake me up but thank God I'm awake now.

@San Patricio's Space Dolphin Brigada lol. I seem to share that taste.

She was sitting in the back with popcorn.

Mia M Men are perceived as focusing on physical attraction more than personality.  But I’ve met women who were not very attractive, but other aspects like they’re personality, the way they express love, pheromones, etc., drove me crazy.  Sociopaths, psychopaths and narcissists are also excellent manipulators.  I imagine when she came to his place as an escort, and having experience in that industry, she honed in on his deepest and darkest sexual fantasies and became everyone of them, maybe even ones he wasn’t aware he had.  On top of that she recognized how gullible he was and played him like a fiddle.

e l e n a yes, watch the beginning of the video. Wife out of town, he calls an escort service. The psycho arrives and he proposes after half an hour. Wtf?

I mean I'm sure she'd probably be mourning her ex even harder after seeing this.

I don't feel sorry for this man in the least. Dalia was his karma.

Ms. Artichoke Cheese pizza w stuffed chz crust

she's probably pissed of that she didn't kill him

She probably was concerned but the back of her mind "karma is a Dalia" hahaha

@San Patricio's Space Dolphin Brigada eat hot chip?

I was thinking about this today..hahaaa..same..hirr9boe choice

No idea how or why men found her attractive!

Yes. I did think about that.  Karma's a bitch eh? 🤭

@RottedRowan not in this era of disgusting filth we all deal with.

With his choice in women, im sure he didn't lose a winner

Haha i would imagine she laughed soo  hard 🤣 😂 😆


Her crying fit when the cops told her he was killed is gold.

She deserved that sentence..but that was impressive act👏

@C Warpaint Better actress than many daytime drama stars.

@David Rodriguez
<br>even so, the common first reaction is surprise and denial, because of the shock of that news, even if she saw the yellow tape and the police officers because it is still something unexpected.

@David Rodriguez
even so, the common first reaction is surprise and denial, because of the shock of that news, even if she saw the yellow tape and the police officers because it is still something unexpected.

I couldn't watch that all at once! Had to pause it several times.

@Or Man To be fair, after being called by a sergeant, and pulling up to a house filled with cop cars, and yellow tape, I feel like some people would sub consciously know.

She is skilled! Had some of her body language down pat, with the shaking hands  etc. Well practiced narcissist.

I searched for this comment lol. That had me weak, I was like why is no one talking about this?!


To quote judge Judy, “Beauty fades. Dumb is forever.”

@SD LA that was my thoughts when I 1st saw<br>this on TV.   No beauty by any means

@SD LA that was my thoughts when I 1st saw
this on TV.   No beauty by any means

She is far from beautiful, at least in my opinion, I m not apologize for it.

True! And she was not even beautiful, inside nor outside.


It chills and enrages me how aggressive she is about her gaslighting.

@erik nielsen I know. totally fucked up & happens a lot more than we think!

@erik nielsen they actually define gaslighting in the doc. Gaslighting is manipulating someone to convince them that their perception of reality isnt real, or to doubt their own sanity.

Avery Teoda <br>@ The guy is an idiot, I’m glad he didn’t get harmed. But I find it hard to comprehend why he was so stupid, how you going to sign over your house to anyone, especially if they didn’t contribute to it. Even if married the house should be in both your names.

Avery Teoda
@ The guy is an idiot, I’m glad he didn’t get harmed. But I find it hard to comprehend why he was so stupid, how you going to sign over your house to anyone, especially if they didn’t contribute to it. Even if married the house should be in both your names.

@Charity Ava Trump doesn't have a pathology. You've got to learn to think for yourself, and stay away from Communist media outlets, dear. (Okay, I admit it: I find it funny how armchair psychiatrists toss around jargon they don't fully understand, and "diagnose" people they believe they dislike, though they've never met them, and have no clear understanding of why they dislike them.)

@I. Wynn Wynn Aw, someone who doesn't understand politics! Well, as long as you don't vote, it's okay; not everyone can have an average IQ or above.

@schwaulen Yep. She's another Pelosi, for sure!

Gaslighting is when you do things to make someone think that reality is different. It’s a vicious type of emotional abuse.

She insisted it wasn’t true, effortlessly gave 0 explanation as to why it wasn’t true, and then started blaming him for random shit and turning it around. Like, she tried to have him killed and then during a discussion about that was telling him why he was wronging her. Incredible. Absolutely incredible.

I. Wynn Wynn nah Trump isn’t smart enough to be that tactful. A lot of people just loved that he hated what they hated.

@schwaulen the greatest politician, in politician history. Maybe ever.

@Charity Ava That's why they have hired help...ppl riding the gravy train, taking the money and letting R Kelly drive himself into rack and ruin, without giving a shit about him self-destructing.  What it means is that a psychopath is still blind, even surrounded by people he hired to look out for him.  They're not going to.

@I. Wynn Wynn The public believing trump isn't being managed by people who know very well how to manipulate his particular pathology is a product of our societal naivete more than evidence of his roguish nature..if you know what to look for, it becomes obvious, i.e., the release of the transcript, that right there, that was a flex.

@Charity Ava R Kelly had ppl managing him.  Didn't help.

I. Wynn Wynn he has people managing him he just doesnt listen lmao

@I. Wynn Wynn Yeah, nothing can quite get under my skin like that shit.

@schwaulen Except her inability to predict other people's behaviors because she's cognitively incapable of empathy...she'd likely need someone to manage her if she was in politics.

She would be great in politics. So great. The best, even. Everybody says that.

<b>I sAw WhAt YoU SaW! It’S nOt TrUe!!</b>


She tried to gaslight him, made elaborate cartoon villain plans throughout their marriage, stole his house, named an innocent "suspect", and her ex-boyfriend didn't even <i>hesitate</i> to go to the cops. Can you imagine what she must have been like in private?

She tried to gaslight him, made elaborate cartoon villain plans throughout their marriage, stole his house, named an innocent "suspect", and her ex-boyfriend didn't even _hesitate_ to go to the cops. Can you imagine what she must have been like in private?


17:15 absolutely loved this statement of yours. People are always so harsh when people use looks to their advantage but are just as quick to bash on people when they don’t have great luck. You had me in the first half, ngl but then you gave a nuanced take and I appreciate the realistic statement that’s not just about bringing good looking women (in this case) down

right? I really appreciate the nuance. <br>also, there’s some people in the comments who have chosen to attack her for being a sex worker. but it’s like they said; people do what they need to get by. Dalia happened to be a terrible person, but there’s plenty of sex workers who aren’t that, and they deserve to be treated with the same amount of respect as any other human being.

right? I really appreciate the nuance.
also, there’s some people in the comments who have chosen to attack her for being a sex worker. but it’s like they said; people do what they need to get by. Dalia happened to be a terrible person, but there’s plenty of sex workers who aren’t that, and they deserve to be treated with the same amount of respect as any other human being.


Man it's so bizzare to me how the trial process was sooo long when she was clearly guilty. 6 years of house arrest before the second trial? that's crazy to me, she should've been in jail those 6 years.

@Tom Everyone, even the 'obviously guilty' should get good representation by a lawyer. In fact, the obviously guilty are the type that most need representation.<br>The time to trial is abhorrent though, innocent or guilty. House arrest for so many years when innocent is appalling, and house arrest for so many years when guilty is equally bad.

@Tom Everyone, even the 'obviously guilty' should get good representation by a lawyer. In fact, the obviously guilty are the type that most need representation.
The time to trial is abhorrent though, innocent or guilty. House arrest for so many years when innocent is appalling, and house arrest for so many years when guilty is equally bad.

@Quinner002 Thank you for pointing that out. I agree, it's just sad...

@Tom it’s not like the lawyers wanna defend her. It’s just their job. They get paid to defend her, no matter how hopeless the case is. It’s sad but it’s just how it is.

Makes be incredibly disappointed. The fact that it took so long. The fact that she will be out in like 10 years. The fact that some lawyers actually try to defend a person like her??? The fact that there are people out there who defend this entire system as if it was working properly. Well in a weird way it works, because I sure as hell don't want to get anywhere near this system....


The fact she STILL kept up the act even after the house arrest is just… astonishing and severely infuriating. The guilty verdict at the end was so satisfying.

It just goes to show she still didn’t learn a damn thing or do any constructive reflecting during the 6 years of house arrest.

She was originally sentenced to 20 years for her lack of remorse and the cold blooded manner of trying to get her husband killed.<br>The disgusting thing is that even 6 years after the trial and having time to sit down and really soul search, she came to the decision that she was innocent and tried to create another scenario where she was the victim instead of feeling any type of remorse.

She was originally sentenced to 20 years for her lack of remorse and the cold blooded manner of trying to get her husband killed.
The disgusting thing is that even 6 years after the trial and having time to sit down and really soul search, she came to the decision that she was innocent and tried to create another scenario where she was the victim instead of feeling any type of remorse.


I just have to skip the phone call every time I watch this, the first time I got through it it made my blood boil. What does she think she's doing? She's absolutely shameless. I know the internet likes to use this world lightly these days but here's an example of an absolute gaslighter.


I like how the judge approached his sentencing

He did not belittle or demean. He calmly and clearly explained his metrics


''It's not true!''
yes, it's more likely that someone who looks and sounds exactly like you was conspiring to murder your husband than it is you yourself would do it. the fact she kept the façade up even after seeing herself on tape was embarrassing .

''It's not true!''
yes, it's more likely that someone who looks and sounds exactly like you was conspiring to murder your husband than it is you yourself would do it. the fact she kept the façade up even after seeing herself on tape was _embarrassing_ .


Why don’t you have your own show on tv or on a streaming service doing this? I could watch seasons upon seasons of your videos. They are  very good.


Problem with Dalia is,the judge would have been leniant if only she admitted to what she did. The interview during house arrest is what sealed her fate she showed no remorse during the interview and  continued to lie about the crime.


This is the type of girl that said the line "you're not even trying" to every guy she's had to make them cave. And it's beautiful because now she's sitting in jail with the same type of ideology and its getting her nowhere. Poetic Justice


1: To whichever cop decided to put their theater kid experience into play just to catch Dalia, lol I love you

2: I love the phone call between Mike and Dalia. He didn't give in to her bullshit at all. But she's a bitch for trying to steal his house from under him after all Dalia did to Mike.


Idk, but if I were to be “acting for a tape” and that tape was used in court to demonstrate criminal behavior when it was agreed upon between each person involved that it was a skit, my first response would be to say “we were filming a skit”. Not stay in a state of “shock”, as they put it. Convenient how they came up with the filming a video for entertainment excuse after the first trial. Why didn’t she say that at the beginning? Why let it drag out? She had plenty of opportunities to calm her nerves and say that it was all fake for the purpose of entertainment.


This was so insane. Like boo ya. How you like that plot twist dailia ? Also her voice makes me wanna jump out my window.
That fake crying was ridiculous.

Imagine knowing that someone planned your death and you thought they loved you. Terrible. This is so f* cked up. Im so glad he is okay and not only did she get arrested. She got owned lol


Her crying because she found out husband is ‘dead’ was so cringey to watch.🤮


that phone conversation between Mike and Dalia is brutal. As the judge said, pure evil 28:13


Oh! This was a good one! What a snake she was. That judge was awesome 👏
I really want to know if he ever got his house back.
One more thing.. I’ve really been loving the music you use. I’ve been binge watching all your vids, and can’t get enough! Thanks again!

Apparently, according to another comment, Mike did get his house back!


Every time I watch this I just..,,what???? SHES NOT EVEN AS ATTRACTIVE AS THEYRE CLAIMING SHE IS???!! “They saw such an attractive woman and knew this was their chance for fame” lmao the biggest narcissist I’ve ever seen


I don't think 16 years is long enough. She is going to get out and go about the same level of destructive manipulation if not on a grander scale. But also as another comment says, she does seem quite stupid and may not be successful at anything.

She won't be near as pretty then though. Sure makes manipulation that much more difficult.


his victim impact statement was incredible. very moving.

He comes across as a "what you see is what you get" person, and I really respect that.


I've never seen a better illustration of the difference between "cunning" and "smart". Dalia has a lot of cunning, but absolutely no smarts. And like most cunning people that are that dumb, she thinks she's smarter than everyone else. Being that dumb, the one card she had to play in life was her ample sex appeal. If she'd been just a little smarter and less cartoonishly evil, she could have skated on her looks for years. But what I wanna know now is, did Mike ever get his house back?

@Valghe Well that's good at least, thanks for the info :)

He did get his house back, it was mentioned on another comment


she deserve an oscar. she literally shook like she was really suprised and destroyd from his "lost"

@Beth Ewalt dude you have no right to jump to conclusion that they are a bad judge of character ....you don't even know them .. You can't judge them like this

Are you serious? She's a terrible actress, fake crying, no or very few if any tears, dry cry, hammy overacting, so so fake, the fact that you thought she was good scares me for you, you should probably have a private investigator background check anyone you're romantically interested in because I think you're a very bad judge of character and I am worried about that for you


The mom was just trying to save her daughter regardless of the situation, and that's just an awful position to be put in.

@Hesson Sakhi Did I say she should be released? Lmao 🤣🤣. Mom was doing what she felt was good. She should still stay in prison lol


Did the judge say sentencing from 48 months to 30 years in the DOC? Sad thing is in the end she only played herself. If she had only owned up to her actions with sincerity, then her husband would've been a major person in her corner when it came to sentencing. Heck, he seems like the type that would've stayed married to her if she hadn't doubled down on the lies and betrayal.


Found your Channel by accident or algorithm, thank you for doing this! Truly appreciate it! Now, Dalia should meet Jodi Arias....that would be definitely interesting!!!


Really bravo for the whole police action, I can’t believe women are capable of such heinous acts.


I find it quite funny how she starts nodding her head and crying "tears" before the cop even said the word "killed"


You can actually see dollar signs spinning in the eyes of those defense attorneys at the end of the video.  Let's be real, they're the ones who came up with the outrageous reality show angle and they knew they would lose the case and get paid well for doing so.  Its sad that Dalia was allowed an extra 5 years of freedom due to their intervention.


Phew! I thought the second trial was going to find her NOT guilty for a sec! She should've got more than 16 years in prison without probation, imo but at least she didn't get away with it completely.


This intro to Florida had me DYING. JCS that was more cold hearted than all the killers appearing on this channel LMAOOO. I know I'm a pretentious New Yorker and if you made a video of us we'd look silly too but that sense of humor plus the grim reality of the profound sickness and unresolved trauma vis a vis the particular brand of violence in the U.S is staggering yet intriguing.

Literally sums up Florida in a few seconds lmao. I'm also a New Yorker and have seen some crazy shit out here but nothing like what goes on down there!


God The mothers statement breaks my heart. Imagine having to POWER through KNOWING your daughter Is guilty and making a statement begging for the judges mercy. Because your daughter is so entitled. And cruel. And a horrible woman. And you still love her. Its cruel cause she deserves alot better


im genuinely surprised he wasnt even more enraged during the phone call, i wouldve been screaming the atoms out of my body


Glad that story had a happy ending.
Shame on those lawyers for pushing that idiotic YouTube hoax story.
Have fun in jail, Dalia! LOL


Crazy to think she easily found someone to have her child with, whoever it was wants their head checking


That phone call was so infuriating. The most blatant gaslighting ever oh my god


This is so sad. That poor man just wanted love. What a piece of work she is.


Her reaction to the fake crime had me dying


I'm glad and admire Mike because he defends himself very well, his a good man..$20,000 dollar  ring for Delia and still she wants him gone!! All for money!!


Brilliant acting by the cops (not so much her). Judge's sentence speech was bang on. She's certainly one cold snake.


I feel sorry for us all on the day of her release.


Imagine being one of the cops and having to hold in your laughter from see her act lmaoooo


Mike, please help me, I love you so much....

Mom, I want him out of MY house, that is MY house.  The title is in MY name.  Mike did this to me...

  Exactly what an innocent person would say in those circumstances...  I really hope the Jury heard that call with her Mother.


This was beautiful I’m not fond of cops but I had to love these


its so funny, ive watched diff videos of this every year and her acting is so good that if they didnt plan this, she wouldve gotten away with it💀


This story still cracks me up I laugh 😂 BBPD did such a good job on this I think this will be a forever classic


They kept throwing out "attractive woman" out there like crazy. I apologize to all the beautiful lady's out here in these comment sections lol


Give her the Oscar, I mean, such a performance. Never trust anyone's appearance and first impressions. There are psychopaths amongst us.

I wouldn’t give her one, she’s a horrendous actress based on what i’ve seen in this video


This was hilarious, they role played the whole thing I’m dead


I guarantee you the ex wife is watching this like "that's what you get for leaving me!"


The acting skills were clearly passed down through the generations 😂


I can imagine the wife he left for Dalia watching the drama unfold with popcorn in her hands


Man that defense lawyer loved being on the news. Look at that smile


the cry-acting she did when the officer told her of her husband's "death" was unbelievably good! one take only and she nailed it!

lmao i think the crying was amazing, just a bit too fast of a switch. which might've been useless for me to add since some people have already said so, but a bunch of people say the acting was bad because they know already it's fake. people react differently! and, believe it or not, people who love their partners will actually feel this deep grief if they died!!! unbelievable, right?? yeah, some people have normal, humane emotions!!!!!<br>sarcasm aside, people really do handle emotions differently and while some may hold it in and let it seep out later, some people feel deeply! sometimes a death like this would just be too much to handle. doesn't matter how long they've been together, a lot of people really would end up like this. so lmaoo, to the people who've done this, stop acting smart when probably the only reason you say you knew it was fake is because you already have context.

lmao i think the crying was amazing, just a bit too fast of a switch. which might've been useless for me to add since some people have already said so, but a bunch of people say the acting was bad because they know already it's fake. people react differently! and, believe it or not, people who love their partners will actually feel this deep grief if they died!!! unbelievable, right?? yeah, some people have normal, humane emotions!!!!!
sarcasm aside, people really do handle emotions differently and while some may hold it in and let it seep out later, some people feel deeply! sometimes a death like this would just be too much to handle. doesn't matter how long they've been together, a lot of people really would end up like this. so lmaoo, to the people who've done this, stop acting smart when probably the only reason you say you knew it was fake is because you already have context.

The start of the interrogation though, was pretty convincing, sort of

The start of the interrogation though, was pretty convincing, sort of

Was not... she went from 0 to 100 without even getting to 50, I wouldn't believe it for a second, she didn't even let herself be shocked before breaking down

@Andrew nahh she fs was acting it was just some fake tears that arent the hardest to come up w in a situation like this lmaoo

@Remedie X the officers felt like they were so done with her acting lol

@Remedie X the officers felt like they were so done with her acting lol

Really? I was cringing real hard from how bad it was lol

Really? I was cringing real hard from how bad it was lol

Honestly tho, had me thinking for a second he actually died even though i just heard him say he was taken to the station

I've watched a surprisingly lot of stuff like this so I can tell if someone is fake crying or not, it wasn't that good

I thought it was comical! Not realistic at all!

I thought it was comical! Not realistic at all!

She couldn't maintain it and notice the dry crying

She couldn't maintain it and notice the dry crying

@brookillin plays that's true, I didn't notice that the first time

@brookillin plays that's true, I didn't notice that the first time

I didn’t believe it for one second, she looked like she was scared of giving the wrong reaction and gave a crying reaction too soon

@Crassus oh no worries! that's definitely a valid assumption. I just see a lot of misinformation about sociopathy, so I just wanted to chime in!

@Andrew nah. the instant change is a dead giveaway that it's fake.

@Andrew nah. the instant change is a dead giveaway that it's fake.

To me, it didn't look genuine. Because when they told me my dad had unexpectedly died I couldn't react like that. Even though I wanted to. I couldn't react at all. I was in total shock and disbelieve. I actually laughed and cringed so hard when I saw her fake crying.

@ceci Yeah I was wondering how they controlled it especially the cop in back lol

@ceci Yeah I was wondering how they controlled it especially the cop in back lol

Honestly speaking her acting made me laugh the way that she went straight at it -_-

Honestly speaking her acting made me laugh the way that she went straight at it -_-

Really? I didn't think so. She reacted to quickly. Normally, when one hears that they lost a loved one, it takes a moment for the actual tears and emotion to come in.

@Vado Tha Great <br>if you didn't know it was a set up and the assassin had actually killed her husband you would believe her 100%

@Vado Tha Great
if you didn't know it was a set up and the assassin had actually killed her husband you would believe her 100%

yeah, for real man, she could become an actress insted of a gold digger, and the cop tho, knowing she was faking and still keeping it togheter and fooling her, that's a new level of AWESOME

I do think she did it too fast. If she let the cop talk and then cried it would’ve been more believable.

Apart from the fact that it wasn’t real.

@Jac she must've rehearsed it for 2 days atleast

@Jac she must've rehearsed it for 2 days atleast

Are people in this comment section mad? My 14yo dog can fake a cry better than her what are you all on about? Lmao cops should’ve been like ‘I’m gonna arrest you just for that lame fake crying’

dude i turned the volume down, i felt like it was so acted lmao...maybe because i already knew she was faking it

Yea besides how it like just started like she was expecting what he was gonna say

Yea besides how it like just started like she was expecting what he was gonna say

She may be a criminal , but I wouldn’t mind her acting for one of Christopher Nolan’s movies

In that situation i wouldve broken out in laughter in the position of that officer

In that situation i wouldve broken out in laughter in the position of that officer

Realistic? Lmao. That shit looked phoney af

Realistic? Lmao. That shit looked phoney af

@brookillin plays true, crying right away  or on the spot without having mental shock shows that you are  just a paid actor  and just  waiting to get paid. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

i was extremely surprised about how good that was i felt like a little sad even though i knew it was fake like dang

@Andrew are u kidding me lol she plotted to kill her husband .I’m sure those emotions weren’t real🤨🙄

Maybe in the middle, but how it started gave it away

Maybe in the middle, but how it started gave it away

Ehh, it could have been better, I think most people wouldn't react like that.

Ehh, it could have been better, I think most people wouldn't react like that.

She broke into it so fucking quick. It's like she was ready.

She broke into it so fucking quick. It's like she was ready.

@Skaptic that's you. That's not everybody.

@Skaptic that's you. That's not everybody.

The only suspicious thing was that she didn't take a moment to process the news, and there wasn't a moment of wind-up. Normally it would take at least a second or two to get from hearing the word "dead" to realization to full-on ugly crying.

@brookillin plays I completely agree. Her hysterical reaction was  so fast, it started almost so slightly before he even said the word "dead". She was ready for it. Too ready.

@Andrew Jesus, no. Psychopaths don’t have feelings for others. There’s no deeper layers of meaning to dig for there.

@brookillin plays Yeah. There's usually a buildup. Not insta switch.

@brookillin plays Yeah. There's usually a buildup. Not insta switch.

I could barely struggle through it because it just sounded so much like it was faked.

The crying was good, but she was way too fast with it. A person being told their loved one is killed would first deny it, requesting to see the body and refuse the whole thing.

It was so bad. I dont think anyone would react this hysterical. At least I wouldnt.<br>In a situation similar to this one I reacted by not saying anything and staring at a wall a few minutes. That was real.

It was so bad. I dont think anyone would react this hysterical. At least I wouldnt.
In a situation similar to this one I reacted by not saying anything and staring at a wall a few minutes. That was real.

are you kidding? it sounds like a dog whining for its food

are you kidding? it sounds like a dog whining for its food

People with hindsight here saying it wasnt good

People with hindsight here saying it wasnt good

honestly the fake crying was pretty good but she done it way too soon imo, as soon as she heard the word dead she instantly went for the full on cry, that part was the only unrealistic bit to me

i don't agree, it was too quick.  An honest emotional response would have had a moment of absorption and disbelief.  Her snap from perfectly calm to hysterical was a bad tell.

@brookillin plays Sentences end with a period.  She managed to start 'crying' before he even dotted his line.  😂

@Crassus *without empathy or compassion or care for anyone but themselves

@Crassus *without empathy or compassion or care for anyone but themselves

I found it incredibly fake normally if you here news like than you would be in shock for a few seconds, she started screeching before he even finished his sentence

Is your comment irony? It was very bad acting..

Is your comment irony? It was very bad acting..

some women learn from a very young age how much a little crying can do for them<br>and this one looks like she's perfected her manipulation over the years

some women learn from a very young age how much a little crying can do for them
and this one looks like she's perfected her manipulation over the years

I think the reaction was genuine. Regardless of her knowing her husband would be killed, the reality she was hit with that she was responsible for her husbands death really hit her and those emotions I’m sure we’re definitely real. It’s crazy.

What if it wasn't the first time she's done this?

What if it wasn't the first time she's done this?

i was shocked how realistic it was, she shifted emotions so fast, she didn’t stall it for shock value, it was terrifying


That intro to this episode will always be one of the greatest of this channel


Wow, this woman. I can't believe people like this exist.


Everyone is talking about an Oscar for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor, but that intro deserves an Oscar for Best Editing, Best Soundtrack and Best Short Film.


To the guy at the end, that would not be satisfying. You would have to feel like a gullible moron that after all the evidence she still feels like she can manipulate you.


Her lawyers are so deluded but they have to go with their narrative of lies 😅😅😅😅


marvelous police work, this guy owe the police and the ex who notify the police his life, great justice system.. i know because this quality of work is just not exist in my country..


I'm honestly just sorrow for how much my sex gets a pass in all the wrong places. Having tight skin is a life skill.


the guts of her saying to her husband  "you're not even trying" 😭


All's well ends well, from the intro till the end of this documentary, this is what I call Greatness!!😊😊<br>Nice...no Fantastic and exquisite Documentary guys!!!

All's well ends well, from the intro till the end of this documentary, this is what I call Greatness!!😊😊
Nice...no Fantastic and exquisite Documentary guys!!!


JUST SHOWS YOU HOW DIFFERENTLY WOMEN AND MENS LIVES ARE..... ESPECIALLY IN THE EYES OF THE LAW. PRETTY SICK!!!!


I feel so bad but I burst out laughing when she started crying l… can’t even imagine keeping a straight face during that 😑


Dude her husband talked to her so long. I would've just laughed and hung up. Tell her I gotta go walk the dog please don't send someone to merk me


"Can I have an officer come in here and cuff this ... person." 🤣


thank God they arrested her at the end.<br>I swear my blood pressure went high as f

thank God they arrested her at the end.
I swear my blood pressure went high as f


35 minutes: Delia says its my house,the title is in my name. I'm glad Mike is fine and hope his happy with his new lovely wife.


35:10 For the longest time after seeing this video i thought "gun club" was slang for a police station. Turns out the police station is located on Gun Club Road. I suggest we start using it for all PDs though


Dalia literally hired Saul Goodman for her second trial XD


When she was gaslighting him on the phone it didn’t work. He would of fell for it in person. That’s why she wanted him alone in person.


Please come back jcs!! We all miss you so terribly! I know you’ve been having a lot of issues with YouTube demonetizing you which really sucks and is bullshit. Idk just YouTube sucks without your videos. And if I’m being 100% honest, those “jcs inspired” videos are not even half as good as your videos. They really aren’t even that similar. And they don’t have your voice, eloquence with words, video set up, explanations, knowledge in psychology, etc. especially the last one. These people don’t know how to explain the psychology stuff at all compared to you. Idk it’s just not the same without you. Come backkkkkk! We love you jcs! I hope you’re doing well and are happy and healthy!💙🖤


That's the thing with narcs, even with video evidence, they will still deny facts.


It’s entertaining yet confusing why they kept it going so long lol


Her crying at the "murder scene" reminded me of a freind that acted drunk when we gave her a cup with "alcohol" in it when really it was just sunny d lolll


50:00 Love this ending, I miss your videos JCS


Loved seeing the “cameo” of Scott from True Crime Loser at the end!


Does anyone know if he ever got his house back? I would hope he does considering the circumstances or possibly if they had common law marriage and he could force it to be sold to get something back


That ex boyfriend. Can you imagine. That man prolly wanted revenge and was dancing in the car on the way to the police station. He had a chance to gaslight the gaslighter my mans was pumped. “Want me to put a hidden camera in my car and catch her in the act?” “Hell yeah you bet!”


Shoutout to Mohamad for exposing that cold-blooded murderer. That woman makes me skeptical of all women ever. The way she fakes her reaction to the news, I would've believed her a million times over. Men can never fake these reactions.


This kind of women damage love and trust.


If she was smart she would have just gotten a divorce after she got the ownership of his stuff<br>But she took one step too far…

If she was smart she would have just gotten a divorce after she got the ownership of his stuff
But she took one step too far…


Police: "Your husband-"
Dalia: "WAaAaaaaAAaaaaa"
         "-is dead"


this case is hilarious and all, but that intro is straight fire tho


Hopefully, when she is finally released she has to go and live with her mother.


19:30' you need a real good attorney' yup she does get that.


She could of made a great actress, shame it went that way.


I’m a struggling actor…. For her to cry on que like that.<br>“Oscar award”

I’m a struggling actor…. For her to cry on que like that.
“Oscar award”


that intro is 1000% better than anything hollywood has ever produced

To be fair Hollywood creates mores cases for JCS to make content for

@tarsem # there’s a literal recording but ok

And u must think that I'm $tupud u must think that I'ma fool, but I really really really think so that she got trapped in police's trap

I think she really didn't do anything and police trapped her up


lol, those policemen that acted as the hitman and gave her the "news" are the best actors.

She on the other hand is a terrible actor, especially when they bring the "shooter" into the room to see if she recognizes her.  Any sane person in that moment would have wanted to tear the "shooters" head off if he killed their SO.


great vid JCS, one of the best channel on YT


If I didn't know any better..I would swear that the song played at the beginning "the devil in disguise" was made for her..describes her and her conduct exactly!!


As a normal 22 year old adult, I gotta admire the manipulation and performance she gave.<br>Even I fell for it when the evidence was there holy shit man this definitely excites me, as I’m very interested in manipulation.

As a normal 22 year old adult, I gotta admire the manipulation and performance she gave.
Even I fell for it when the evidence was there holy shit man this definitely excites me, as I’m very interested in manipulation.

It's because she looks "cute" and has a "cute" voice, so shes more likely to be believed or forgiven. How do you think women manipulate men so easily? Men do it too though...


honestly the police had a field day on this one.


Wow! She's a blooded excellent actress! 🤦🤦🤦🤦


She’s such a class narcissist it’s comical 😆


Mother knew she had birthed a demon but tried her maternal best to protect her evil spawn.


The cleanest best pleasure is watching them reenact this whole crime scene and not break a smirk these officers are wonderful


This is what happens when men trade in a good marriage for an adolescent fantasy


just two weeks later divorced his wife of 7 years....lol classic


I know those attorneys didn't say that she had a dude that I was 62 with a gun to work you guys are and awareness that that was an undercover police officer right so there's no way possible he would have done that


I know a lot of time police have to do things that are not as fun. But the whole setting up the fake hitman and fake crime scene. That looks fun lol


i dont know , but i am feeling so fking happy hearing that sentence and knowing that she will spend all her beautiful face life until she's ugly in a prison, is that making me a bad person?


Officer- " Your husband is well alive"
Dalia " thank God".
😇😇😇😇This lady is a devil.


Her second attorneys: "People of the jury... I will have you know that on that day, in that car... it was opposite day."

Another WKUK fan! She might have convinced everyone if she just acted way way happier and with her mouth open


The way she is staring daggers at him at 38 mins... As if he was to blame for her situation.


Can I have someone come arrest this.... Person...

We all know what the officer wanted to say; we were thinking it


Woah wtf true crime loser got a massive shout out. That's awesome


how is the tape an act when the police are the ones filming this, she even gave money to the acting hitman. Shame on lawyers for trying to make her innocent when clearly she is guilty


The ending to this video was ice cold 😂😂😂


“Let me see him” Let me see what I paid for.


That was the best work Ashton Kutcher has ever done! Prank'd Biiiaaaaatttchh!


I need more of these failed attempts to murder stories so I can enjoy the catharsis of someone facing justice without the lingering sadness of someone's death


Its nice to know the ex-boyfriend didn’t fall for her.


Oh great, 16 years for a person who tried to commit first degree murder.


Squeakiest door ever, it's just emphasizes the absurdity of her situation.


The Tv show excuse was bad, but honestly it was their only believable lie, and I use that term VERY loosely. Like, it wouldn’t trick a five year old, but she had no other excuse.


The real MVP of this whole story is her ex- boyfriend that went straight to the Police station to turn her in!!!!! Bravo sir!!!!!

My boi was like I'ma not get involved with this murder she be calling everyone this shit is reckless

And here I was thinking he was just a simp .. he got his sweet revenge too 🍬

i mean he was her ex right... so not much of a huge suprise<br>still a great af deed

i mean he was her ex right... so not much of a huge suprise
still a great af deed

Bros before... well. You know how it goes.

100% man he saved Mike's life I would be extremely grateful to him if I was Mike


They did her dirty with the fake crime scene hahahahhahahah 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 That’s what she gets!


What a shame. She could have had a promising career in Adult entertainment


She started crying a little bit too soon ...!!!


When you’re informed of devastating news like this, your brain needs a moment, just a few seconds, to process what you’re heard before the emotional reaction comes. When police tell Mike about his wife’s intent—watch his face. He hears it, he looks over and down (that’s the processing moment!) then he turns to sit down on the step —that’s the emotional reaction.That’s a REAL reaction. When police tell DD that Mike was killed, there’s no processing moment. She’s straight away screaming and crying before the cop even finishes his sentence. Gotta love Biology, it gives fakery away all the time =)

no one gives a shit. tHaTs ThE REALLLL rEaTiOn i feel like i’m in the most boring lecture of all

I don't think he even got out the whole message. Lol

This is true and obviously we knew she was acting right away.. however the police called her to her house.. if the police called you to your house and you were standing there while police were everywhere while not seeing your spouse.. don’t you think your brain would automatically go there? And then when they even said “sir I’m sor-“ I would immediately break down.. like I would have assumed the worst on my way home anyway but then you hear “I’m sor” that would have been all my brain needed.

That's totally true, or other times like a soft denial,  followed by the long pause to process.

Where is his reaction? Is that a different vid?

Any time I've been told someone close to me is dying/died, there's like sometimes more than a full minute before it really sets in.  It's never been instantaneous.

@Michael Wolff Yea. Happened to me when an officer informed me of a family member passing away. My immediate thought was denial--then like 3 seconds later I was bawling like a baby (I was 14 at the time).

Emotions like that happen when you’re expecting someone to die but they die suddenly than you think they would

Yeah. She was well rehearsed, too well rehearsed - instantly "on" - with no moment to digest. Really committed to the performance. I'll give her that. She was a stone cold killer. But it was very simplistically conceived and felt fake.  She must not be very smart. Might have been enough to fool some people though.

I think her performance was completely believable without context, better than 99% of most. A true sociopath.

@Lulu her theatrics meant nothing as she was already caught so wouldn’t have changed anything

@Michael Wolff she's insane. Of course she didn't do research she I'm glad she didn't🤨

Also when people hear the news they tend not to believe or it refuse to believe it. She didn’t do any research

Yep! She really thought she was giving the performance of a life time!


Ngl, it would be pretty fun to act out that crime scene lmao. I'm sure they enjoyed it


I didnt expect the beginnig of this video to be so entertaining...


What's the number that appears on the upper left corner when Dalia is talking to the "hitman"? A frame counter? Is this a tool-assisted speedrun? =P

"Don't tell me you didn't do anything!!!" "I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING!!! I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING!!!" (Later, in True Crime Loser's account of the case: "I saw what you saw, and I heard what you heard, but I still didn't do anything!!!") -Stubborn, isn't she? I'm 5,000% sure she's probably still in denial to this day! ~_~;


47:00 I would never want him for a defense


The other officer was like really bitch … lol his facial expression  had me


He deserves what every John deserves, free this woman


And the Oscar goes to........ This woman's a 5,000% psychopath.  The judge at her first trial sentencing said it all PERFECTLY.


Well at least his ex wife escaped all this drama


This whole thing is like a tv show prank.<br>Hahahaahahaha

This whole thing is like a tv show prank.
Hahahaahahaha


Thanks Judge you call her puppet Master exactly. She play that


When will you have more videos back up 🤔


But what happened with the house? Did Mike get it back? I doubt it but would love to know for sure.

@Audrey Riley <br>Well that's really nice to hear.

@Audrey Riley
Well that's really nice to hear.


20:30 "go ahead and cuff this.....uh person" lol


i am so shocked how she didn't straight up go to prison after they literally SHOWED A VIDEO OF HER PLANNING TO KILL HER HUSBAND it is really crazy how people can make us BS and still might get away with it very scary.

Our justice system doesn't send people to prison until they've been convicted. If it's obvious they did something they are denied bail, hence remain forcefully incarcerated during the trial. That's how a civilized society justice system works, albeit with its flaws

@LilStoops The problem is most people that are woke don't listen to facts. They let there emotions do the talking so I doubt that would help at all.

I would like to see an analysis of lenient treatment of female offenders backed up with cases that do a side by side comparison based on gender.  I suppose we don't need it, as any rational observer can see the pussy pass is a thing.  However, it would be a useful tool to help feminists understand how privileged women really are.

Her husband was lucky that didn't happen after 2019. The world has become a lot crazier in the meantime. Somehow he would have ended up in jail today...

@symbolsarenotreality  ? What you said has means nothing. Of course that's what we want to do but we don't always know. What I'm saying is that it's better for our judicial system to err on the side of innocence. It's called innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

@glen fry better to imprison killers and not lock up innocent people, what you said was ridiculous

@PrenticeBoy1688 kinda funny that even though she got expensive lawyers, the evidence was so decisive and stacked against her that the best her lawyers could come up with was "it's just a prank bro" xD

A pantomime and then a jury of people with unproven intellect chooses the best performance.

Even if I were to shoot someone in front of a police officer, I still have a right to defend myself in the court it’s just a basic human right and sending her straight to prison would be a violation of that. They do what they have to do

Welcome USA. I think those two guys at the end are very good example of what kind ppl u can find there.

@SausageForce Good (expensive) lawyers. Sad, but such is the way of things.

@PointsofData She dragged out a lock tight case for months, then got house arrest for years before actually having to pay the piper. It was absurd. She eventually went to prison, but it was dragged out for so long.

Th...she did. They were evidence gathering to have an absolutely fool-proof, undeniable case. There was no point where she was going to be let free.


Mike’s a lot more chill about things than I’d be. He seems like a cool guy.

@Dreadnought : Agreed.  He was a mark for her manipulation.  Love had nothing to do with it. His feelings where just a tool for her to manipulate to get what she wanted.   She had a string of guys that were wrapped around her finger and she could snap her fingers and they would dance.   He didn't show a lot of self respect for himself.  Where were his mates to tell him he was in too deep?  I guess when you are getting "Stockholmed" as hard as he was, she would convince you that your friends were wrong.    During the phone call I kept wondering WHY he just didn't say "Because you tried to have me killed".   He did show a spark of backbone when he said he would help her if she signed over the house.

Except for hiring an escort while his wife's out of town :/

he was in on it in exchange for something to get him off the hook for something HE did? 🤯  who signs their house over to someone like that? seems like he really needed to dump the house

He had other illegal shit going on and was glad THIS is what got brought to the light lol he was glad this happened

@Rutendo Muchengeti u better check on him

@Carbon Compounds I agree with you, also if he no longer loved his wife then he has every right to leave her, you know, no matter how good she may be, I think it is better to finish something than to continue with a lie.<br>it's better than trying to cope with something that doesn't make you happy but everyone seems to want to treat him like an idiot, people, he's a grown man lol (excuse my bad english)

@Carbon Compounds I agree with you, also if he no longer loved his wife then he has every right to leave her, you know, no matter how good she may be, I think it is better to finish something than to continue with a lie.
it's better than trying to cope with something that doesn't make you happy but everyone seems to want to treat him like an idiot, people, he's a grown man lol (excuse my bad english)

@Dreadnought because Michael really liked her...it's just that the girl didnt like him...divorcing former wife is much better than cheating.

Id say he went through all the anger and frustration when the cops notified him initially of what was going on.

@Caleb Hu I feel like it’s guys like that that fall prey to this crap. 7 years he’s married and decides to pick and leave. I’m glad he got saved tbh

@Rutendo Muchengeti A bit of a thickie if you ask me. Left his wife because he thought he was in love with a courtesan. Does he understand that she was nice to him because he gave her money?

He's not the brightest guy but he is hilarious and charismatic.

Facts!!! He was like…. “I’m sitting here like a dumbass” 😂

exactly, i would be losing my SHIT if i heard that my spouse was conspiring to murder me


i’m physically feeling sick because of the way she talks and acts like such a poor victim of the whole situation and blatantly denies what is clear as day. it’s disgusting. she’s so obviously abusive and it’s physically upsetting

Yess. Like it makes one sick to watch this. She is actually a disgusting thing.

Honestly I was so disappointed with how this case was handled towards the last of it.

There is video evidence of her trying to hire a hitman on her husband the fact that she didn’t get life in jail is beyond disappointing.

The people defending her, although some have to, they did not have to to interview after interview to defend her.

I’m convinced if this was the other way around and mike was caught doing this, he would immediately get life in prison.

You don’t mistakenly hire a hitman on someone to have them killed that logic is insanely idiotic, a child could see that this women is guilty beyond the reasonable doubt.

@Radioactived Weeab bit random hah, but thanks

Cases like these make me want to avoid marriage. Btw just visited your channel and found your korean is pretty good

I grew up with a manic mother, the lies and denial when everyone in the room knows the truth triggers me big time haha

ikr, I was especially getting so pissed off during her phone call with Mike and her mom.

@Dee Rick You have a point for the 20 months in jail. But house arrest is very different from both jail and prison. Is it a completely normal life? No. But it's practically what she wanted when she said she just wanted to go home when she was confronted with the evidence and arrested. And she basically was given that. THEY GAVE HER WHAT SHE WANTED FOR SIX YEARS.

You got to remember she spent 20 months in jail and 6 years on house arrest which is probably counted as time served in her prison sentencing.

But the fact he divorced AFTER 7 year of marriage to be with her, he gotta feel like shit now

@Khedran Agreed that she got way to easy a sentence. I thought that judge was awesome in explaining her evilness and pointing it out perfectly, but when he only gave her 20 years instead of the maximum 30, I was like, wtf? You just said "it was pure evil". Then at the retrial she only got 16 years. What the hell? She IS EVIL. She can't, and SHOULDN'T be allowed in society at all.

@Alicia Flores omg i nearly forgot about that one, it’s so bad too, you’re right

Fucking literally. I havent even been in a relationship like this and seeing this makes me fucking upset.

wow, props to you for getting away from someone like that. hope everything is okay for you these days. but also, completely agreed, she jumped at the idea of framing the whole thing as a ploy to get on tv way too easily. just the fact that she did that at all is reason enough to keep her away from society for longer than she’s currently serving

Agreed. My ex was like that. And when anything gets real (passed her woe-is-me victim denial mode) like Mike asking her to sign back the man's house, she gets cold and sharp. Shes an evil one that's for sure, glad she finally got put away, but ~20yrs is too little for 1st degree murder attempt imo. She could try again no problem at 50 when she gets out.


Moral of the story - Don't leave your wife for an escort.

@Pleb Ploob Oh, actually I say it with a British accent but I can add reverence if you like.

@Ain't So Common please say God with reverence

It could easily be the opposite. Wife a psychopath, escort - just a normal women.  It does not matter where you come from. I am pretty sure you have enough life experience to know, that you can find bad people absolutely everywhere. And find GOOD people absolutely everywhere. It does not matter where she works at all

@bunny 💀 hahaha, what's your Instagram by the way?

The word KARMA comes to mind. Aside from that, glad that he is alive and well.

bunny  Smug city hopefully. If my husband had done that to me and the new girlfriend did this to him I'd be thinking Karma was a real bitch. And I'd be eating popcorn while watching every moment of the coverage regarding the case and the trial. 👍

@Ain't So Common You should use more exclamation marks and, perhaps, more question marks when you type comments.  Yes, more of both indeed.

So wild to me because the majority of them are negotiable..

@bunny i agree. in fact if i was a judge id give him a hefty fine and order that to be paid to his ex wife. He made a jerk move but guess what karma got him and he looked like a right muppet. Hope his ex wife actually finds someone who is genuine. Loads of self serving narcissists out there. As for narcissists, completely avoid these people. They are just like vampires they just drain the life out of you.

@bunny YES!!! Me too. She must be feeling just a little smug. I mean, I'm sure, mostly she feels bad for him. But, you know. Maybe little smug?

I really wanted to see what his ex reaction was to all of this.


She kept saying “I wanna go home” because she was literally incapable of comprehending that there are consequences to her actions. She had skated thru life without ever being held accountable for anything and it showed. Such a despicable narcissist.

@Haitham Yassen lol, imagine being salty about a strangers post getting likes 😂

That’s literally what he said in the video but ok

She and that Jodi Arias person could hang out, they are both incredibly wretched.

@The Besties it says online on some random websites that she kept it but I have also seen court footage of him receiving the deed to the house back. so either the articles are wrong or she took it back a second time lol. idk, im just gonna believe he got it so I can sleep in peace.

@Sharangan S Yes, that's what I thought, but didn't they say later on she still has the house?

@The Besties if it makes you feel any better, theres a good a chance he can get his house back by proving he gave it under false pretenses. a valid contract requires you that you give someone thing in return for something else (doesn't have to be tangible) and he can prove it was misleading. he can definitely bring it to court and hopefully win

@Callum Lambkin I may be wrong but I recall that she was out for years and years on appeals letting her stay in her lavish Florida home with only an ankle monitor. And this was after she was found guilty and sentenced, and even after it was found that her "trips to her lawyers office" were actually to get Starbucks and other superfluous errands to the tanning salon that she was not allowed to make. Either she had an elite legal team and/or her looks worked on the judge.

I couldn't get over that. It was like she thought there was some magical way she could manipulate her way out of solicitation of murder charges like wtf? You're not going to be able to slide them $100 or give them a blowie and then just go home and forget about it

Someone with a moral compass that is as rotten as her should spend a shit ton of time in prison because they are dangerous for EVERYONE around them. Constant manipulation leading to a shit ton of psychological pain for everyone involved.

These are the really dangerous and fucked up people I'm scared of tbh.

I mean she is so hardcore in denial that she would rather have a longer prison time instead of just admitting.

She is SO cold. Even in jail he says I'll try to help if you sign the house over.  She immediately says no. Lol. Wtf!? So calculated and evil and cold. In total denial.  She must have been very exceptional in bed, because I don't see anything to like about her. I am thinking her mom (who seemed like an absolute sweetheart) must have really been in denial about red flags in her behavior growing up, and helped cover and clean up. She must not have been accountable for things until this.


“Everyone’s treating me awful.” She says to the man she just tried to MURDER

@Sketchy Characters & Crime  - Checking Wiki for the plot... And then realizing that someone 'edited' the entry 10 min before you sat down and watched the whole thing.

@Chanse Vanatta lol spoiler, reality is entertainment

No brother, read about narcissists, they fully have empathy, but they only see it as a tool to use to manipulate... it's more sinister then simply lacking empathy

@Grazielle Pereira She has gaslighted him so much, he’s used to doubting himself.

@glock_grippin_meme_viewin It's kind of like checking Wikipedia for the plot of a movie you're watching so you're not disappointed by the ending.

@Sketchy Characters & Crime  I swear I always read comments and get spoiled smh guilty pleasure I like to see what people have to say

@Chanse Vanatta Don't read the comments! Don't ever read the comments! Rookie error lol. ;)

Damn, spoiler for me watching while scrolling the comments and see this lol thanks

just shows even more how much she does not care about other people, I don’t think she possesses empathy, still only cared about herself.