It's like his ex-wife had the best revange without even doing anything.

@Steven Bernie Bernstein You are investing yourself on this video too much.

@CARLOS MERIDA, pintor I see. He's not a saint but you are. I got it

Really? Then why did the ex-wife make statements about her ex-husband about how good their marriage was and that he really is a good person? That's a ridiculous thing to say and everybody who agrees with you should had a serious look at their own life

@1001 001 Come on, this guy wasn't a saint, chill 🤣🤣

Lol you guys are disgusting 🤣 ya literally came into this comment section to bash the husband just so that women don't look bad. I bet you guys also think this woman doesn't deserve what happened to her cuz I sure haven't heard anyone say otherwise lol

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everyone agreeing with this is disgusting lmao.

that’s what i said i don’t feel bad for this guy at all haha

Was gonna say Karma but so did everyone else😂

Yes, I read he dumped his wife, and married Dalia after 3 months. He didn't even know her.

Yo, that was my first thought. The dude cheated on his wife and THIS is what he got in return.

Full force Karma.


Man, life is so stress free when you don't want to hurt or kill other people.


Holy shit.  She's quite the manipulator.  Though after what he did to his first wife he deserved to lose his house.  He was hardly some innocent guy.  Just not guilty in the same way she was.  She was a psycho.  He was just selfish.


20:28  "Can we have an officer come in here and cuff this.....-  the person."  Good save sir.


The sick part is that when she was begging to see him, she really only wanted to make sure he was dead. She needed visual confirmation. Disgusting.

She also displayed tears straight away after she was told that her husband was dead, in cases like this it usually takes time for a person to acknowledge the tragic news due to denial and unwillingness to believe in something that could potentially damage too hard. Made her tears look fake.

@pesty desperado damn I saw the post mortem photos of her ex bf.. she really sliced him like government cheese.

Im sure part of it was wanting to get the chance to manipulate him with facial expression and tears and such. But considering how delusional she is im sure she wanted to see him dead also

Nah, I think she was trying to weasel her way out of it by gaslighting her husband. She was trying to get him to drop the charges

I mean, she's gotta get her money's worth...

@David Jones they’re not taking about Dalia, they’re talking about Jodi trying to get her narrative.

No, she just wants to appear the perfect wife, in love of him. « I want to see him i love him snif snif »<br>She don’t want to see his body. She is acting like an actor in a movie

No, she just wants to appear the perfect wife, in love of him. « I want to see him i love him snif snif »
She don’t want to see his body. She is acting like an actor in a movie

@Dennzer1 yea, but that's not the part that the main commenter was talking about.

@spayce junkiie That was before. She was told he was alive after he let her know the ruse was up.

@Dennzer1 how was she going to talk to him if he's dead? the officer told her he had been killed. she wanted to see it to confirm that he actually was dead.

@Eagle Fang HOw did you know that it is the worst female prison in USA?

I disagree. I think she wanted to talk to him because she didn't know what else to do, and she wanted to gauge his reaction,, partly because if he was forgiving, he could help her not receive as bad of a punishment for her crime.

No, I think she was planning to get him to tell the officers to drop the charges. She convinced him to divorce his ex-wife, she figured she could convince him that she was set up.

Yeah y’all, we know all ab Jodi. We all watched that video too

@Shawn Corrigan she was at the gym, what narrative?

@Jack She wanted to see the crime scene so she could recreate her narrative of what happened based on the crime scene

Saw that with another woman who stabber her naked ex boyfriend whilst the camera still took photos. She claimed she had a morbid curiosity to see it whilst maintaining her sweet innocent persona.


Can we all take a minute to appreciate how well put together that intro was?

Florida man runs from police, stumbles upon a police cruiser, falls off the front of the car and gets handcuffed.

I came to say that. It was straight out of criminal minds or something

JCS is the real deal. F all the other true crime channels. JCS knows what tf he’s talking about 😤

Ahh the little details of jcs, my fav part of every video <3

I loved it. It made me smile, and we won’t talk about how on beat the thunder and the gun shots in general were? Amazing.

As a Floridian I can 100% agree that this is exactly how a normal Tuesday plays out.

This was the most entertaining intro I've ever had the joy to witness. I was really hoping the entire video was like this but this is still great.

Yesss I loved it!!! So well done with that Elvis track!

@vsco:ashleyomalleyyy <br>🤔 where exactly is flordia?

@vsco:ashleyomalleyyy
🤔 where exactly is flordia?

Yeah haha, I was thinking about this and hoping that there was a comment down here to highlight the work that went into it. I'm glad that someone noticed. It's like a film intro! c:

I’m a florida native and I finally felt like someone gets me. Going to show that intro to anybody that asks how growing up in florida is like

@F B i my god. where this happened i have family that’s rom there. plus the last video i watched on this channel the crime happened in another place my family is from in flordia. flordia people are crazy and it’s scarry i have family near there

Too few people ever take note of how much work goes into a YouTube intro. Cheers to you mate :)

Yeah, I was cracking up at that montage with the Elvis track underneath...ah Florida, what can we do with you?! 🤣

just the average day in florida, my friend


kudos to the guy who instead of hiring a hit man for her, went straight to police. Saved mikes life for real.

@Dudemon thank you! Someone does the basic bare minimum good thing and people think they deserve flowers for it??

He knew her character and probably didn't trust her. Thought she would be trying to set him up.

@GraveUypo exactly. that’s what you expect but it’s not reality. The ones you’d think are half decent, are pure evil.

well to be fair that's what i would expect any half-decent person to do. not doing it would be fucked up.

She was probably going to try to pin it on him if something went wrong. He likely saw that coming and quickly nope'd out of there.

@Bob Carter makes sense, most people aren't dumb enough to hire someone who is addicted to drugs and willing to kill for them, I cant imagine a fiend being a reliable hitman

He is not a hero. She wouldn't ask him to hire a killer unless she knows he can do that! Who just happen to know a hitman?!!

@Sven Swizzle you think professional contract killers aren’t in it for the money? hahahahahahahha

Yeah kudos for doing the absolute bare minimum any decent person would do

@iPan Zer0 As someone who visits the darkweb regularly, I have to say that most of them are fake, one even turned the "clients" to the police

@Bob Carter there was a time where you could hire hitmen in the dark web.

Poke Poke wait that’s facts. just me watching too many true crime documentaries; im forgetting that “not hiring a hitman” isnt actually some kind of angelic good deed 😂

Bob Carter that’s the point. he went to the police, the hitman was fake

But for most of it, its just like you said. Unfortunate people dabbling with the devil

@Dora The Explora they do exist. There are some people that really enjoy that shit and its well documented. Like mafia killers or contractors. Those were the guys who like really are into it. Not for the money, for their personal fucked up reasons. I suppose

Bob Carter I don’t really think those exist. It’s mostly just poor unfortunate individuals

@Bob Carter well, find someone in need of money or drugs, a gambling addiction or something, for money most of em would literally do shit like that no worries

@Dudemon well, he made the right call on this one.

and her attorney’s really gonna attack muhammed for supposedly threatening her with a gun in order to get famous. disgusting


Mike has the patience of a saint. The fact he even ANSWERED her call is beyond me.

@Conor Maloney I wonder how his exwife felt when she saw the total stranger he left her for turned out to steal his house and try to murder him.

I feel like he gets shit for leaving his wife for her but I feel like he was doing what was best for him at the time

Oh I would have answered for sure.  I’d have some things to say!

@Orange Ninja what a man! cheated on his wife then marrying his indirect killer after only 3 months!

He was still under her control to a certain degree. Not a bright man is my guess.

He wanted his Damm house back without spending more money.

@Orange Ninja What a man indeed lol, maybe he shouldn't have cheated on his wife with a total stranger he hired through an escort service and then dumped his wife for her

Honestly, I think I'd answer too if I was him. I feel like you'd need some closure afterwards if somebody you love did that to you. You'd want to hear it from them directly and try to understand why they did it. But yeah I really don't think I'd be as patient as he was.....

I'm sure he was requested by police that if she called to pick up and keep the conversation going so they could possibly get evidence for court.

During the whole conversation I was like "I can't believe he's just letting this go on," but realized he was most likely advised by the police about it.

I would have legit just picked up and said “can’t help, screw you” and hung up. Takes away the power dynamic.


They literally tried to use "it's just a prank bro" as legal defense. The fact that she's not even apologizing for it makes it even worse. 16 years sounds lenient, let her rot.

I was pissed when she was put on house arrest

Especially when you consider Kelly Gissendaner was executed for hiring a hit man to kill her husband and he did

Unfortunately they often give women ridiculously favorable sentences

Nope,  2032 is her release date even with good behaviour. Her lawyers tried to appeal her sentence but it was denied for good. She'll be 50 years old when she gets out in 10 years.

@Pepe Beezon I was gonna call it pink tax lols but that works

yeah man it's just an ep of punked wasn't real

You don't reach out to random strangers, plan a meeting, go into their car and tell them you want someone dead and give them money? I do this at least once a week. It was a prank

He offered to do right by her family but she clearly don’t care about them either.  Hey least she got a house out of it I guess.

@lol amy That’s way too soon. Think about how fast 2012-2022 went 😐

@Tapo EMT she’s set to be released in 2032.

By now she must be already out of the jail

I agree. People who are on drug charges or robbery have sentences like this, and they didn't intend to kill anyone. Plus, her lack of remorse deserves the max penalty to me. Even when the jig was up, she stayed trying to manipulate people and gaslight them.

I agree hiring someone to commit murder should be treated as murder. I dont know of any FIRST degree murders ending with a 16 year sentence. Hiring someone just shows that you dont have the tools to make it happen yourself. When I have a broken sink and dont have the knowledge to fix it, I hire someone. Same goes for murder. Just because the murder never happened, that doesnt make that person any less of a murderer. SHes a cold blooded murderer in my mind and got off way too easy. Mike is just lucky that that guy had the moral fortitude to go to the police or he may not be talking to us in these videos.


This is so much better than all of those cringey re-enacted murder documentaries

@DommyBoy Smith To be fair her lawyer had nothing to work with. His job as a lawyer is to defend his client as best he can, the evidence was just so clearly stacked against him. I doubt he believed what he said either

I actually really like, “murder chose me”. This is absolutely great too thooo!

@DommyBoy Smith yeah but you cant really do anything about that, can you :p

Although her "act" and her lawyer were both just as cringey as reality tv.


Mike seems like a chill guy ngl, he responded to Dalia with “yeah, what’s up” after she tried to have him assassinated

Couldn't believe his casual greeting. I'd have hung up

@mhm Sex workers dehumanize themselves, don't need other people to do that

@N dude she went 190 mph on a fucking highway for being accused of planting drugs (which she did do ) . That should’ve been enough , but this dude couldn’t get a hold of his fucking hormones lmao .

@mhm I don't think anyone's "dehumanizing" sex workers, sex workers are humans. Bin men and Mcdonald's workers (above the age of obviously being a student trying to get by) are human. They're just a group of people that are generally not as highly respected in society because their job requires no skill or real level of education. And sure there's always cases of people working those kinds of jobs being of very tragic and/or humble backgrounds but that's the case with everything else, but stereotypes are there for a reason.

That being said it doesn't exactly explain the idea that a prostitute inherently lacks morals, which I'd say is really way too far and just a completely ignorant thing to say. So don't take this as me taking OP's side here.

Dude when I saw that I went crazy like mans is too nice I would’ve entertained the call then hung up 😂😂

@XillyWonka they are one of those people who dehumanize sex workers to feel better about themselves

@Tareq Al-Hasan I don't think prostitutes inherently lack morals

@Tareq Al-Hasan well i guess he learned his lesson the hard way lol, i wonder what his ex-wife has to say.

i may be wrong, but he might have been through something worse?? i dunno, it's just unbelievable how crazy this is

Yeah but did you hear his chuckle? That was a legitimate "this bitch is crazy" moment.

Lmaoo ikr and he even kept calm during the whole phone call


This case is so iconic , no one died, everyone acted until it was over like this is literally a movie

It's part of catching her in the lie. It's most likely the neighborhood figured it out when they saw Mike alive

@CorrugatedLadder alright I’ll give it a watch, thanks.

@Jonathan Hernandez Watch The Minority Report, close enough lol

@Itchy Eyes McRealize quite a splendid performance if I say so myself 😳

forreal though, i regret not getting popcorn before watching this

I wish this was case inspires a movie I would really love to see that in all 4k

The God Emperor Of Mankind • 7 years ago


The police who didn’t arrest him for the cocaine because they knew something was up are kinda unspoken hero’s in this.

@Branko Kockica this was the 4th or 5th anonymous call accusing him of something like this within less than 2 weeks.  His PO was involved,  and also had insight into the guy's character. He was clean as a whistle then. If you watch the whole trial it gets explained better.  All the previous times the cops investigated and found nothing.  The claim before this, Mike actually found the planted drugs in his gas tank the early next morning filling gas up on way to the gym. He let his PO know, and of course he tells Dalia all about it when he gets home. THAT NIGHT she said she wanted to take his mind off the stress and take him to a nice dinner, and cops again waiting by his SUV when they left 🙄. He KNEW nobody knew they went to eat, much less restaurant, plus cops knew by now someone was trying to set him up. They had been told some huge amount was there, and based upon this obvious set up and tiny amount found  (less than personal use where he couldn't even reach in wheel well lol) they knew it wasn't him. They had pretty much decided before they even got there. Mike accused her, finally, but of course the next day she had the miraculous news that she was preggo and forgive and forget, I guess.

@Lucretius the officers could have been black for all youbknow

@James Pollock There are a number documentaries on this. The governments response effectively was "Well the people who authorized that are either dead or retired so nothing we can do about it now" and "We have put in measures to make sure a tragedy and breach in human rights like this doesn't happen again." But again they never made a move to rehabilitate or fix the people who were effected. But then again that last part at least is universal because the government also seems to not care about the meth epidemic ... but also they didn't directly cause that one as far as we know.

Hell yeah, he might actually be dead had they not have sussed that out. Detectives are incredible..

Agree, but that would not be as bad, because she would not be able to sell the house.

@Kanye Breast he is right though. It's a massive problem in my community. Sucks that the CIA literally caused the problem and never tried to fix it.

Yea and u can even see the innocence in his face<br>(Nice cody pfp btw)

Yea and u can even see the innocence in his face
(Nice cody pfp btw)

Both yes and no. They had a suspession it was the gf, but they never took action themselves

literally. they really played a big part in this too, so glad he got outa that.

I wonder if it would be different if a person of color were to say the same thing.

@Sailing Aeolus No way. May I ask what happened?

Thank you!!! I thought I was the only one who noticed that! Just proved that there are good cops as well but you never hear of their good deeds.

Yep, I was thinking the same.  I was framed/falsely accused in Utah.  I suspect because the other guy was mormon and I wasn't.  Lots of secret societies/bad cops out there.


Bruh some people don't realize how MUCH she gaslit him, it wasn't a quick journey from divorcing his ex to marrying Dahlia. This was an abusive woman. She tried over and over to get him arrested, she made him think she was pregnant so he wouldn't question her. Maybe she didn't hit him, but the way she treated him was abuse and absolute toxicity.

exactly. she deserves the worst for everything she did/attempted to do to her husband. he deserves better. i know he’s probably messed up from that. i feel so bad for him.

@johnny shitstorm that’s pretty quick. Divorces can take some time depending on the circumstances but it’s obvious he’s got a lot of money to be able to expedite it and then marry her within 2 weeks. She fast tracked everything it seems. If only she used her talents/powers for good. How amazing would that have been?

@VicRo Why don't people randomly compare evil people to Stalin? Considering he actually killed more people and was just as evil if not more so.

@skrillex depends on the disorder, and depends for the most part on the person and his or her upbringing.
Case in point, I have borderline personality disorder, a cluster-b personality disorder.
My upbringing and childhood, but also my genetics, are the cause of that.
Thank god im an extremely kind, caring and gentle person.
Which is why I always ended up dating narcisists heheheh

@Lolita Who gives a shit. He’s not on trial.

@Lolita Who gives a shit. He’s not on trial.

@johnny shitstorm They were married for 6 months and she was trying to get his money, his house, him thrown back in jail since they were married. And that 6 months doesn't account for before they were married.

@Roderick Van Hees I head that they born that way with no feeling towards anything whatsoever they just focus on their needs and how to achieve that

@skrillex cluster-b personality disorder combined with learned destructive behaviour and a terrible childhood. Most of the times

Very true I'm not sure why peaple treat each other that way

Very true I'm not sure why peaple treat each other that way

@Kaitlyn Greatlyn yes... I believe that has alot to do with things...

@willie Duke lol probably a sign that I seriously need some sleep hehehehe

@willie Duke The US justice system needs serious work forreal.

@Roderick Van Hees i think you misunderstood me... I was saying it complete utter bullsh×t to just believe the woman...

@Kaitlyn Greatlyn <br>I agree with you on that .. Innocent before proven guilty instead of what we got going on today... Guilty by accusation and then plea bargain without a day in court..

@Kaitlyn Greatlyn
I agree with you on that .. Innocent before proven guilty instead of what we got going on today... Guilty by accusation and then plea bargain without a day in court..

@Philin yes but before she escalated to plotting to killing him she made sure to entrap and warp his thinking to butter and soften him up...through abuse mainly through emotional and mental abuse. Mike didn't get to that point out of nowhere. She slowly took her time to sink her claws in him.

@willie Duke well it should be Innocent until Proven Guilty. Sadly that’s not always the case. Of course a victim shouldn’t not believed, but we have to make sure there’s evidence before someone’s life gets ruined.

@Philin yes abuse. She has abused him emotionally. Gaslighting is a form of emotional and mental abuse.

abuse? she hired a man to kill him, and had the nerve to call him for help afterwards

And Modern Feminism tells us... Just Believe the Woman..<br>SMH

And Modern Feminism tells us... Just Believe the Woman..
SMH

@RedoranGuard's-SkyrimBattles 2.2 bruh you can’t just call someone dumb for getting taken advantage of. She knew how to manipulate him because of her work and he was in a vulnerable situation in life, just out of prison. He’s not the brightest bulb in the box - but being manipulated and gaslit isn’t good and he’s not a fool for abuse.

This is why you should stay in school that guido jersey shore guy was dumb in the first place to begin with and she took advantage of it

@Justretrospect For real. She's more like Himmler with a dusting of Goebbels on top.

@VicRo and I’m sorry but you can’t really tell if you’re being chill angry or sad. Via text without emojis and words of description. And of which I apologize.  And it wasn’t an waste of an comment considering I was viewing it in an different manner. And I thought you were upset. My bad. To you, you may have been chill. But I wouldn’t know that unless you directly told me that. But that doesn’t excuse  what I did. And again my bad and I apologize.

@Sadie I mean be logical here. What other possible intentions could I have for that comment. I’m not comparing them, nor would that be an funny joke. that also wouldn’t be an good comparison if I WAS comparing them. And to re say that again.  And yes it was an terrible if not an dumb joke. And I apologize. But it wasn’t supposed to be taken seriously in anyway. And I’ll be answering any other question or outrageous accusations.

@Sadie And to add. I know the differences between them. And I know it’s an bad joke and that’s my dad. I just made it as an joke. And i simply thought it was funny.  But another note. I still don’t know how you can take that statement seriously. I mean you can clearly tell it’s an joke. And with common sense you can tell it wasn’t meant to be taken seriously.’ It’s an dumb an frankly an stupid joke; and that’s my bad.  But you chosen to take it seriously.

@VicRo what material I simply made an joke. And you decided to react to it. And why do I need grow thicker skin. It’s hypocritical of what you’re saying.

@Sadie dude literally I meant it as an joke bro.

@Sadie dude literally I meant it as an joke bro.

@Justretrospect lol I simply made my own statement. Apparently you need to work on your material and If your gonna make a joke like that, then I think you better have a thicker skin. learn to not tell someone to chill the hell down when I was clearly chill. 🤣🤦♀ what a waste of a comment.

Literally gaslit him AND manipulated him via one of her exs to sign the house into her name. Straigh evil. The unfortunate thing is. These people are ALL over florida.

@Justretrospect i- you think calling that a joke is going to help ypu slip out of the situation? okay, whats the punchline? whats funny about that joke?

ok, lets not forget he called an escort the minute his wife was away ...

@Nas R I kinda meant it as an joke. But thank you.

@Nas R I kinda meant it as an joke. But thank you.

Well it's no surprise most women treat men like this

Well it's no surprise most women treat men like this

@VicRo and it’s called an joke. I honestly don’t know why, you took that seriously.

@Kaitlyn Greatlyn it’s what you call an joke bro.

@Kaitlyn Greatlyn it’s what you call an joke bro.

@Justretrospect randomly comparing people to Hitler lessens the effect of when someone actually deserves that title. Apples and oranges. She was a truly despicable human being but I don't think her monstrous character even comes close to that of dictator who committed genocide.

@Justretrospect bruh she’s not even close to Hitler. Hitler literally was a dictator and tried to wipe out several groups of people, Dalia is literally just a horrible lady. She can be bad. But you don’t gotta compare her to Hitler.

Exactly. She's pure evil. Makes me sick!

Exactly. She's pure evil. Makes me sick!


Half of what the police did simply seems like they were toying with her, and I love it sooooo much.

@Brando 7? I think lower would be better

@Pharaoh 300 They probably did it for research, but sill hilarious

i mean what the fuck are they supposed to do ? they got all the evidence might aswell make it a training sesion for them and have a bit of a laugh at her expense XD

@Brando not even wrong. Seen much prettier and seemingly much less crazy*

@Pharaoh 300 cuz she deserved to be toyed with ig, i bet they thought it was hilarious and ngl i do too. good prank

@Brando dude shes a 5 and even I'm desperate af

@Pharaoh 300 Cops, surgeons, trauma docs tend to fall into 2 categories. 1. stone. serious. get the job done right and go home. or 2. Lets deal with stress by making a meme out of work but still doing a damn good job. These guys are the latter XD

Sure but it was a bad idea- it got her a retrial.

They probably did it cause she is an attractive young woman and if they didn’t have her dead to rights there would be people (especially men) who wouldn’t believe she could do it or wouldn’t care. As a man I am totally disgusted by those types of simps and I’m glad that the cops<br>Accounted for simping.

They probably did it cause she is an attractive young woman and if they didn’t have her dead to rights there would be people (especially men) who wouldn’t believe she could do it or wouldn’t care. As a man I am totally disgusted by those types of simps and I’m glad that the cops
Accounted for simping.

@Pharaoh 300 same but i loved every second of it lmao especially the dramatic "hitman" confrontation.

They probably enjoyed lot all that acting makes nice story

Yeah i have no idea why the hell they went this far lmao


Imagine if Dalia talked to an actual hitman who killed Mike and all the details came to light. Would her mom stand at Mikes funeral and say "well Mike is dead but, you know, we all make mistakes. I mean, look at her. She's harmless"

And kudos to the ex lover who went to the police. Hes the real MVP

@MARCaber so you were made fool by your ex good , you made yourself fool by talking to your ex after relationship was over

@sabat I just don’t think we know enough about her parents to say for sure. Also are you saying only narcissist give their children and unconditional love? Cause that would actually not make any sense at all.

@Jessica Brown i don't agree with you here. I've been learning a lot about narcissism.

I feel sorry for her mother, tbh. It's definitely not easy to have your bad parenting being put on display for the whole world to see and she probably also genuinely believes her daughter isn't dangerous. I mean, no mother would believe that her child is dangerous, especially considering that there was no actual murder done in this case.

I can just imagine her having encouraged this kind of behavior even when Dalia was growing up. Seeing each problematic act as not such a big deal or a one off incident.

@Sparing Pickle why does this make him a beta male?

I wouldn't go as far as blaming her mom. A mom will obviously be strongly biased to protect their child. She's had enough.

We don’t know enough about her parents to be placing blame but I think people far to often underestimate the love a parent has for their child. When your kid does something awful they don’t stop being your child. You never forget holding them when they were sick, kissing their owies, The first time you felt them or saw them. It’s a terrible situation that I wouldn’t wish on anybody.

we don't know how much at fault her parents were, or if they're actually good people but yeah.

@Kino Cartoon if you google "dalia dippolito" you'll get articles of the ex lover's death. From what i read they haven't disclosed the cause of death but yeah, it sucks, he didn't deserve to die that young

@Carlos A do we know how he died? Did he commit suizid?
Can you send where you got this from?

I feel so bad for him. He saved Mike's life he didn't deserve to die that young in any case.

@the sausage and bacon mini pig diaries hahahahahhhaa

@sabat yeah the guy that told the police she was trying to hire someone to kill her husband

the ex was found dead in his apartment like a month ago :/

@MARCaber cool story, could have used a dragon or punctuation

i would do so the same on my ex which fooled my money out of me and came back all the times if her new banger was "unfair" to her. she never came back after i announced a new gf i never had until now haha


If I was writing the crime-drama script for this, Mike would have ended that call with, "I'm done, Dalia. 5000% DONE." [slow truck in on Dalia's vacant psychopath stare as the music swells, cue title sequence.] 😄


how are you all not talking about the judge? dude went OFF on her, that shit was poetry. Just straight dunked on her in front of everyone knowing that roast is the last shit she's gonna hear outside of a cell. Can't believe she weaseled into house arrest after that verbal cheek clapping

@Papillon 2010 bet if the genders were reversed it would be a much harsher sentence ngl

She actually screwed herself on the appeal & house arrest thing.
Original 20 years sentence = Up for parole in 13 to 14 years.
She did 6 years of house arrest and then got 16 years with no parole.
In the grand scheme of things, she did 6 years of house arrest for nothing, she will likely be in prison longer and she will be close to 10 years older when she does get out.

@Papillon 2010 She'll be 50 so that'll be pretty funny to watch her try haha.

@SSJFutureGohan62093 I could be wrong.  I thought I read that in the comments but then just looked it up to make sure.  She had a son in 2016.  I cannot believe someone would sleep with this lunatic.

@Ice Knight And the fact that his speech went on for half an hour without the substance to fill it properly.

@SSJFutureGohan62093 huge difference between a simp and a well off man to finance her lifestyle of choice for sex. she won't get the latter, she's well past that.

@Papillon 2010 This is news to me lmao, but it doesn’t surprise me at all

@aditya t You’ve got grown men who buy bottled bath water from their favorite female Twitch streamers. Nothing is shocking or surprising anymore. There will be people who will be jumping at the chance.

@SSJFutureGohan62093 age 50? her glory years will be long gone lmao

@Lexi Lens not in this day and age. Simps are gonna simp, and with the way some people are in 2021, they would line up for her.

@Jared Fulford Yeah but house arrest is a lot better than prison. and the second judge changed the original sentence from twenty years to 16 years.

At the very least the house arrest was kinda just more wasted life. It basically prolonged her inevitable sentence while wasting an additional 6 years of her life.

@Papillon 2010 Not unless she changes her name. One google will bring up this story, it was very popular. Even if she changes her name, she still looks the same. She'll never be able to get away with this again unless she is very lucky.

@Ice Knight Yes, she deserved 30 years. It is sickening that she will be out in 2032 and probably wreak havoc on some other poor sap.

The only bad part about the judges speech was the sentencing


Husband seems like a funny cool dude. I know it’s a horrible situation but he cracked me up. On the phone with her, “I’m sittin here like a dumbass” lol


Why do we have to keep people alive like this in jail?  Sick of paying taxes for these kinds of people.


the monologue from the judge was perfect


How can her lawyer defend her. Throw out all the evidence - that it's all fabricated because of her looks ?!


fascinating that police incompetence is a common theme in a lot of murder cases, but this department took the time to set up an entire stage play for someone who attempted to hire a hitman, like they're running a prank show or something lmfao


to think she really thought she was gonna get away with this 🤣🤣🤣


The moment she started crying, i started laughing


RIP to the ex-lover who went to the police.


The audacity of this woman. All she cares about is the house lol


The phone call between these two was hilarious!!


Few things have made me laugh harder than that fake crime scene setup. Absolute gold, thank god they got it on camera lololol


how the hell can anyone try and defend her. they should be in jail with her


How are there lawyers that blindly defend criminals???

A lawyer must defend his client innocent ot guilty. Everyone has a right to a defense.


Never judge a book by its cover. After seeing what the husband looked like and the fact that he met her through hiring her for sex, I thought he would be a complete idiot. In some ways he was, including signing over his house to her, but the eloquent and heart felt way he spoke while giving his victim statement, even trying to show some respect for Dalia herself in doing so, proved there was more to him than I originally thought. Shame on me for making such an assumption at the beginning of the video.


The police never should have done that skit of their own acting like he was shot and killed...she's a psycho for sure, but the cops blew it with the way they arrested her


Dang, the husband handled the situation SO much better than I would have. I would have been mad beyond believe at her lol. Which, maybe he was, but he dealt with the anger really well if he had it. I'm sure he was angry lol


I don't know what it is about this case but this is like my 20th time watching this video in the span of one year.


That opening compilation was beautiful and encapsulated Florida perfectly.


To most it would seem odd that she'd use her one phone call from jail to call the guy she tried to have murdered. But she called the person she thought she could get the most out of in that situation. For me that would be a criminal attorney, but for her it was the man she'd had the most success manipulating.


“Her looks ?????” Oh lord !
These ppl have lost their vision or what ??? 😳

Also, poor husband still felt love for her at the time of the phone call. The fact that he is entertaining her phone call ! SMH.

And she got out after a month ????? Wao! What a world we live in. I’m glad she is finally in jail.

And her lawyers ?!!! They are from out of this world .


I think her lawyer is clearly under her spell.  How ridiculous did he sound. Glad she finally got what she deserved.  Also, serves as a warning to any middle age man who thinks a 20 something girl is in love with them, or should I say there wallet..


her "my husband got killed" acting is the same as Amber Turd's "me very sad me no hurt him he hurt me" acting


This one makes me cringe more than most I've seen. Her immediate bullshit hysterical crying and pretending like she's in pain was difficult to watch. I hope she gets what she deserves, which is a life lived as long and utterly miserably as possible


Wow. He was almost falling for it again on the phone. I wouldn’t even take her phone calls. She wanted to see him in person so she can manipulate better. ew bro like I’m literally disgusted


The first two minutes are perfectly put together and narrated


@47:10 the answer to this question had almost chocking from LMAO . like no shit sherlock.

Also, the audacity of the defence lawyers to claim that the cops had it for her cause she was attractive! Really!!? Out of all the excuses you could've used (race, gender, skin color...etc) you went for the most ridiculous one you can think of?!! Bruh!

Also, also @47:16
Lawyer :" Our job ...., is to PROVIDE..."
Me:" evidence???" 😮
Lawyer :"ThE PrOpEr CoNTeXt..."
Me :" Oh!" 🙄🙄🙄🙄😏


What would be even more hilarious is the police showing her the video from the car and asking her "Do you know who that is?"


I was waiting for her to say, “Am I being detained, or free to leave?”


6 minutes in: this is just a normal case tho, why is it on the special crime channel that deals with crazy?

40 minutes in: oooooooooooooooooooh this lady is manipulative and crazy


That speech the judge gave was super satisfying


The fact they said bb police needed fame or money is odd, they already have it. They have more now yeah but I love how they set up everything fake, it went into the trial, and sentencing.


"Trust me, you don't want to see him." Hindsight being 20/20 makes that statement pretty funny.


Mike met her on a escort site. Since the beginning of time, man has been saying “you can’t make a hœ a housewife.


The phone call is cracking me up. “Why??” <br>BECAUSE YOU TRIED TO HAVE HIM KILLED, DUMMY!!

The phone call is cracking me up. “Why??”
BECAUSE YOU TRIED TO HAVE HIM KILLED, DUMMY!!


Why didn't she say anything about the supposed "acting" when she was on the phone with Mike after she got arrested? It's so obvious this is something she and her lawyer came up with.


What her daughter did was AWFUL but my heart hurt for her mother


All this talk of her being super attractive, and using her looks to get ahead in life…
She’s a right minger! 😆

All this talk of her being super attractive, and using her looks to get ahead in life…
*She’s a right minger!* 😆


this is one of the best crime videos ever made


All these lawyers whose only motives are making a name for themselves and money from a case.  I’m surprised he didn’t have dollar signs in his eyes while on TV.  This jackass on Nightline doing all these dramatic gestures and what sounds like rehearsed speeches.  Including the “three words” he was asked to use to describe his client.  What kind of mental gymnastics did he have to go through to convince himself that the police had nothing better to do than to find an “attractive” woman to try to frame so they could be in the public spotlight?  The result was the same for him as most people would expect, though.  Thought he was going to brilliantly win this case and be the name that was sought after.  The 21st Century Johnnie Cochran.  He ended up with his dick in his hand.  Although, he probably got paid still.  And we all joke about how weather people can be wrong so often and still get paid.  I’ll be waiting for dude to pop up next to Michael Avenati.


Haven’t seen this one in a little while 🤣🤣🤣 it’s so funny. Well very done xxxx


she tried so hard to pretend she's innocent to the point she started speaking like MikeTyson.


"What do I have to do to go home" 👀 <br>LOL girl you really tried that on a cop

"What do I have to do to go home" 👀
LOL girl you really tried that on a cop


Sentence thrown out and 6 years chillin' at home on house arrest?  Down with the patriarchy!!!!


The defense's argument is the funniest of all , just too cringe to have said in a real court


She wanted to see his dead body Immediately. That’s creepy.


What a nasty piece of work. Justice served.


Her attorneys remind me of Amir Ladan. I wonder if the husband ever got his house back. For her ABC interview she seems to be wearing fake teeth. She somehow developed a massive lisp in just 6 years where there wasn't even a hint of it earlier.


Police set up a whole punk'd style crime scene just to prank her 🤣🤣🤣


Those kind of lawyers should be prosecuted!


She was crying a few seconds ago and then starts rapping about her husband criminal details and potential suspects without a single pause 🤣🤣🤣


who reacts that quickly to “ur husband’s dead” like she didn’t even have time to process it like automatically she was just like “NOOOOOO”

Maybe cuz it was obvious already that he’s going to say that

Right? When a very close friend of mine died, it took me about 5 minutes to realize that he was actually dead. It took me seeing a family member of mine who doesn’t usually cry start bawling for it to sink in.

She just wanna do a Speedrun to Prison lol

I feel like since we KNOW its fake its easy to say shes bad at faking it. People act differently in situations but I think if I had never seen this video first id probably say its suspicious at most

To be fair, if you arrive home and see a ton of police around your house, you would start to expect the worst.

It's like she's never heard that shock is a thing

@Cream147player nah i feel like she just had the way she was gonna react planned out

If you arrive at your house surrounded by cops like this you would fear the worse. The cop saying that would just be confirmation of your fear. So you might react pretty quickly.

For me it’s the way she does it that seems fake.

The stages of grief aren't always the 7 stages. When someone close to me died, I initially had shock and didn't react well. I said, when told that they had died, "Oh, do you want a cup of tea?" About 5 minutes later I started crying and felt the grief of the permanence of their death. No anger, denial, bargaining.

yeah, that reaction is given by relatives of patients in critical states, because they're expecting the worst

yeah, she immediately skipped steps on the 5 stages of grief.
denial, anger, bargaining, no. straight to depression/sadness.

I remember when a friend told me an old aquaintance of mine was dead.
I didn't believe that at first. I thought it was a low-taste macabre joke, but then other people started talking about it and I realized I was very wrong.

If i saw police officers outside my house, claiming a relative died, I would be like "what do you mean? what happened what's going on??"
while dalia immediately went "NOOooooOOoOo" and do the sharade.

@Stephania Worthington "almost"? No, that's exactly what she was doing.

well I do every time someone told me someone close to me or friend died I was like: Ok. Whats for dinner?

"Ma'am this is a crime scene."
Dhalia: mhm
"2 shots fired"
Dhalia: Oh...
"Your husband's dea-"
Dhalia: OHHOHO NOOOOOOOOO 😭

@kArasu and confusion on what’s happened..

"your husband is de-"
"OOOOHOOONOOOOOOO!!"
"-lighted to see you go to prison for attempted murder!

"your husband is de-"
*"OOOOHOOONOOOOOOO!!"*
"-lighted to see you go to prison for attempted murder!

@kArasu normal people go through denial first if they get an unexpected message like this before even thinking about crying, but no denial not even a normal reaction time of about 200 milliseconds, like her NOOOOOOOOOOOO was INSTANTANEOUS that was very sus in any circumstance xD

Yeah when they hear a very bad news generally speaking people have a hard time to process it before emotions kick in. It's not that instantaneous.

@Stephania Worthington she had rehearsed it..

Your husband was kil......*cries*.....led

I thought that too! It’s almost like she was waiting for him to tell her that her husband was dead to start sobbing aha 🤔🤔🤔


“The wealthy city of Boynton beach”

A place my mother has always told me not to go. Because of how many people get shot at the mall


Whenever I hear that Elvis Presley song outside of this video I always wonder where the gunshot noises are. I love this video 😂


😃 her defense lawyers stories are just as delusional . They have their own facets of  narcissism.


Cop: big tragedy was avoided.
Witch: I don’t understand.
Cop: nobody died
Witch: yeah I know! Can I go home now?
🤯🤯🤯🤯 true psychopath!


This woman is astounding. On the call with her mother, she has the nerve to say:That's my house.

@Sailing Aeolus Still, your using incel/mgtow mindset.

Her motivations are as redeemable as a villain in a high school film project

@кот Арсис but they are married. Whatever is his', is her's, whatever is her's is his' unless they got a prenuptial. That's how it works in the US, assuming you're from Russia.

@Sailing Aeolus demonizing women, man's true nature (See doesn't feel to good does it?)

@кот Арсис  technicaly is, but she obtained it by duping the husband by getting someone to fake themselves as a legal helper.

@кот Арсис she manipulated mike, he wasn’t aware he was being played, his hard earned money funded that house she didn’t put up anything, her name was signed yes but not the correct way.

@Liquid TV Afternoons Unfounded and false accusations from "Liquid TV" dude is it?

@Sailing Aeolus Oh riiight..  I'm sure you're not a lonely basement dweller. 😉

@Liquid TV Afternoons No can do, friend. My wife and kids (successful life and marriage) prevent it. Find another beta male with the moniker "TV".  They can help you.

@Sailing Aeolus tell me you're an incel without telling me you're an incel

A woman's true nature, don't be surprised.

That was disgusting. That was when I began to hope for a maximum sentence

Yea and his response when she says “no” about the papers is gold.

@кот Арсис lmao. She reminded everyone about it all the time.

Well, it's actually hers house, she has the papers


Gainesville Florida?? Wow! I lived in that little town for 8 years and never knew it had such a manipulative villain locked away there!


She started crying before the sageant informed her he's been killed


So she tried to have him murdered and then blames HIM for all of it…. WOW… Vindictive much?


That phone call! Classic case of gas lighting. At least he didn’t fall for her crap that time.


How that cop didn’t laugh when she started cry acting is commendable

He was more than likely stunned at the level of evil he was experiencing, I know I would have been.

This girl used manipulation ,a fake lawyer to get him to sign his house over to her.....tried to frame him in to going back to prison...try to have him killed ...then have the balls to tell her mother I want him out MY house...

She started screeching about half a second too soon too just to make it more laughable

He looks like it was hard for him to keep a strait face 😂😂😂😂

I know right! I was screaming when she faked her crying 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Allegedly one guy actually crack up and have to go away to keep the facade up

Maybe because the cop was cringing so hard he can't even laugh.

Give that man an Emmy. Because I'm still snickering. Glad her husband made it out alive.

he probably didn't find it funny. too outraged and disgusted at how dangerous and manipulative she was

He said it took every ounce of strength to not laugh at her.

Almost seems like they were acting to be professional knowing this will be all over the tv once they get her arrested and convicted

Actually it would be even harder to laugh at all. How can you laugh at such a revolting behaviour? In his place I could only have pulled off this show wearing rubber gloves!

@philbyification i noticed that - it clearly didn't go the way she hoped in her Tiny green mind.

These situations are just not funny period. Professionals know this. Theres nothing hilarious about a psychotic woman trying to manipulate her was out of jail.

I no I can't stop laughing so I don't no why he isn't

Right? Like, that was super horrible hysterics.

He didn't find it funny. Probably wanted to knock her out though.

I can't control my laugh. I would start smiling almost without trying that would burst into a full blown laugh.

He had an interview after the scene and he said he was surprised he didn't cause her fake cryless tears cracked him up 😂

I love how the other one is just standing there, stonefaced, like yeah yeah lady...


32:28 "would never ever ever want that for you EVAR!"
LOL could you be any less genuine?


feels like she got away with this shit since she were manipulative towards the attorney and family.<br>I just would loose all hope if this were my kid...

feels like she got away with this shit since she were manipulative towards the attorney and family.
I just would loose all hope if this were my kid...


You know what's funny, I watched this documentary when it first released on another monitor while playing Deus Ex, the original. Now every time I see this video pop up, I can only think of the UNATCO theme and Paul being a GEP gun.


20:30 “Can I have an officer come in here and cuff this….biiit……person….”


"I want to see my husband"
"He doesn't want to see you"
I haven't laughed this hard in years

@Micah yeah, the fake crying was beyond funny. honestly i feel like all of these big cases are just staged acts, there's always something that makes me think it's not realistic and more like a fictional crime drama being presented as real.

@nas I know it's fucking horrible but I laughed my ass off out of embarassement for some reason

@nas i’d say it’s fairly funny for a woman who attempted to have her husband murdered for money to have it shoved in her face that her life is now over

When she started fake crying at the crime scene, I laughed so hard

Well it makes sense that he doesn’t wanna see her.

it wasn’t even that funny or funny at all… but sure


"I want him out of MY house." The fucking nerve.


The judge should’ve court ordered the house back to him


Jesus Christ she got to go home for 6 years after that first trial... My mouth opened so far my jaw fucking hurt. That is fucking insane!


Man when she stared directly into the camera i got shit scared.


She literally started fake crying before the cop finished his sentence lmfao

@Samuel Birdwell <br>Yes but you still had to take a few minutes to process what you just heard before starting to cry.

@Samuel Birdwell
Yes but you still had to take a few minutes to process what you just heard before starting to cry.

Ariel Savala Some people do accept immediately. Everyone has different responses to shock and trauma. Obviously she was faking but people do react in a variety of ways.

Nah that was legit to sell it. She would obviously have been primed to receive that news by the crime scene tape, the absence of her husband and the cameras.

I have a feeling she acted in an Indian movie

@Fact: Beagles Are Best I've actually delivered bad news to dozens of families, and I can tell you first thing; I've never had anyone get hysterical while I'm still talking. They may silently have tears flowing down thier face- but every single person I've broken death notifications to, has been completely silent in trying to hear every word I had to say before they broke down completely. No one at all started screaming until AFTER I had finished speaking entirely, often after they had asked several questions.

Wel even if it was real it’s clear from how the cop was talking what he’s about to say... when you get to the hospital after a loved one was in an accident and you here “I’m so sorry, b...” or “unfortunately...” the emotional trauma of it kicks in, and people tend to burst down.

@Samuel Birdwell  Some may start to get teary eyed as soon as they hear the words 'I'm sorry, but-' from authority, as it's a sentence that doesn't end well. However, you'd want to hear the end of the sentence before you really let yourself go, because you'd want to know exactly what happened, and shock isn't really an instant tear jerker.

Despite the fact she was told there had been shots fired and would therefore know potential outcomes, she still responded over the top instantly as if her husband had been killed before the officer even had the chance to establish the word 'killed' clearly to her, because she already knew what she'd be told and she knew exactly how she was going to react to avoid looking guilty, but oh boy did her reaction look off.

When the officer did say the word 'killed' it was dulled down behind her damsel in distress sounds. She also dulled down her crying act real quick when she was told her discussion with police was being video taped. She's a typical, fake, narcissistic, manipulative siren, that's for sure!

@Samuel Birdwell  Some may start to get teary eyed as soon as they hear the words 'I'm sorry, but-' from authority, as it's a sentence that doesn't end well. However, you'd want to hear the end of the sentence before you really let yourself go, because you'd want to know exactly what happened, and shock isn't really an instant tear jerker.

Despite the fact she was told there had been shots fired and would therefore know potential outcomes, she still responded over the top instantly as if her husband had been killed *before* the officer even had the chance to establish the word 'killed' clearly to her, because she already knew what she'd be told and she knew exactly how she was going to react to avoid looking guilty, but oh boy did her reaction look off.

When the officer did say the word 'killed' it was dulled down behind her damsel in distress sounds. She also dulled down her crying act real quick when she was told her discussion with police was being video taped. She's a typical, fake, narcissistic, manipulative siren, that's for sure!

@Vlad Drac I'm sorry to say Mrs but your husband is....... (manic crying) absolutely fine

@Samuel Birdwell naah, disbelief and shock are generally not really tearstarters.

admittedly, that’s fairly normal when receiving news for cops. There’s no good sentence coming after ‘is your husband Michael?’ from a cop when there’s a ton of them outside your house. Some shit has gone down very clearly. He even says shots were fired.

@Ariel Savala no it's quite alright, it's been nearly a decade. I think in my case I had a good deal of time to be suspicious of what happened before I was properly told, so in my case I probably had enough time to deny it. It's also possible that certain mental issues like sociopathy might lead different reactions to news like this. Conviently we may very well be dealing with a sociopath

@Samuel Birdwell <br>Sorry to hear about your father. If you don't mind my asking - was it abrupt and completely unexpected? I can understand how different people process these things. I understand you weren't defending her of course, and we are assessing her reaction with the benefit of knowing it's 5,000% fake. I guess what seemed off about it was her breaking down without processing it mentally first. I shouldn't have generalized to say denial was a necessary element that precedes acceptance but rather that I've never seen and can't fathom such split second acceptance to be genuine. Not half a moment to process things before accepting and grieving.

@Samuel Birdwell
Sorry to hear about your father. If you don't mind my asking - was it abrupt and completely unexpected? I can understand how different people process these things. I understand you weren't defending her of course, and we are assessing her reaction with the benefit of knowing it's 5,000% fake. I guess what seemed off about it was her breaking down without processing it mentally first. I shouldn't have generalized to say denial was a necessary element that precedes acceptance but rather that I've never seen and can't fathom such split second acceptance to be genuine. Not half a moment to process things before accepting and grieving.

@Ariel Savala I don't mean to defend her though, in this case its plenty suspicious

@Ariel Savala I have seen it before, and while I don't mean to get incredibly personal all of the sudden, there was no period like that when I found out my father died. You may be right though, it's probably more like that when you receive the news firsthand as an adult, or maybe the not hearing it from a police officer lead to that.

@Samuel Birdwell <br>Sam if you ever hear when someone receives news of a loved one dying, especially abruptly like this, there is always an immediate reaction of trying to "make it not true", saying it must be a mistake, that the person is lying, whatever. It may only last a half a minute, but I've never seen immediate acceptance and grieving. Her acceptance of this bizarre circumstance after having seen her husband just a short hour earlier was instantaneous.

@Samuel Birdwell
Sam if you ever hear when someone receives news of a loved one dying, especially abruptly like this, there is always an immediate reaction of trying to "make it not true", saying it must be a mistake, that the person is lying, whatever. It may only last a half a minute, but I've never seen immediate acceptance and grieving. Her acceptance of this bizarre circumstance after having seen her husband just a short hour earlier was instantaneous.

@Vlad Drac hahaha, that would have been fantastic.

@W Williams51 oh? Didn't know that. Why would you think that's the case tho? Like... most of the time it seems a lot more genuine than... whatever that was

In all honesty though, there's not too many ways that sentence can end, none of them particularly good to hear

@JustKhristene that's what we call "amazing acting" 😂

tekkenforlife721 Fr wtf she was ready to fake it


She still won't sign the house back over AND wants him out of "her" house -- it's dumbfounding.


the start of this video had me laughing my ass off


18:10 you’re going to jail today. Boy that also dropped in my gut as if he was talking to me too


mikes speech was really impactful to me. I’m glad he called everyone out on dismissing what dalia had done and highlighted how it had damaged his life.

Ikr!!! When he said "I gotta feel bad for myself" I couldnt help but exclaim "GO MIKE"

@LOL 666 facts idnk what this kid is smoking

@Sno Bunni It doesn't really make sense that they would go this far for a reality TV show. I mean we are talking about 16 years for dalia. The husband? Maybe who knows, but that's about it. There is no advantage for dalia(unless the court,police, dalia and her husband faked everything)

did you see other documentaries on this case? she and the husband planned this together. they were obsessed with reality tv culture

@Jamisha Smith that almost sounds like it blames mike for being with someone who  tried to get him killed, what do you mean to say?

Seems like Mike shouldn’t have left his 7 year marriage after all.

Mike is a great speaker, and he speaks from the heart. Also, at the end of their phone call when he laid it out there for her, I was like go Mike!!

Society can be extremely dismissive to men who’ve been abused in relationships, as if they somehow can’t be domestically abused, and those who have suffered domestic abuse are somehow “weak”. Men deserve better from society, they deserve proper support, to be taken seriously and actually listened to


Oh. WOW,  Two gaslighting defense attorneys.  What a shock!


20:35 did she just try to hug the officer? Did she think he told her to stand up to console her? Boi what in the fuck


she literally told the officer a reason someone would want to kill him?? no loving wife would just know and believe a reason for their husband to die


Jeez, our justice department is seriously screwed up. And an”attractive woman”? Huh?


The fact that she IMMEDIATELY tells her mother over the phone “Mike did this to me!” makes me so fucking angry

Ugh, yes!! That part made my skin crawl. She is truly a monster.

@J Unfortunately narcissistic personalities can form in all sorts of circumstances, even as a coping mechanism for being abused as a child. Being spoiled can make someone bratty, but it doesn't generally lead to severe behavioural disorders.

nothing to get angry about. She is just a manipulative person. Some people are like that for whatever reason

They didn't even mention the part when she tried to give him poisonous Gatorade. She is pure evil.

Why be angry? She met her match. Criminals and gold diggers deserve each other.

After the judges amazing speech about how much of a POS she is then getting off on a technicality I was like "NOOOO!!!" 🤦♂

Then the later verdict and I was like "YAAAAAY!" 💁♂

The entire phonecall was fucking infuriating

@Alex Pickering i was so mad over that like, YOU DONT PAY FOR IT WYM

Her mother was like<br>So. It's your fault

@J Yeah I wouldn’t automatically assume the mother was bad. With a daughter that unusual, it could have been a bunch of things.

Sometimes people are just psychopaths and it doesn’t matter what you do they aren’t emotionally affected by other people feelings.

Dalia's response is typical of most severe narcissists, deflection of blame onto others. Most likely that's part of her diagnosis, narcissistic personality disorder. She avoids any personal responsibility for her actions and all the blame goes to Mike her husband and the man she wanted to kill. Sad statement for the human species someone so young and innocent looking can be a monster in disguise. Scary too!

@J. H. Yeah it’s really an awesome channel. I’m addicted to these videos.

Yeah that part hit me too. Like I’m pretty sure the mom’s heard it from him, relatives, friends, neighbors and the news. “Your daughter is under arrest for solicitation of murder. The person in question she was trying to kill was her husband, you know the one who gave her everything and doted on her. Yup that guy.” She knows what’s up. No one arranges a sting or frame job of a person that had no intention having the deed done. Imagine that, convincing your spouse to kill you behind your back 😂

These are honestly gems on YT. Seeing how much a suspect lies, denies and changes from moment to moment trying to convince the police to believe them. If you told the truth it would flow seamlessly and wouldn’t change. No need to think or anything. There’s a saying “A person who doesn’t lie doesn’t have to remember anything.” Something to that effect


27:44 I genuinely thought that was her crying as I looked away


creds to:
- mohammed the ex for reporting this to police and cooperating so fully
- mike for being very patient and polite when dahlia has the audacity to call him and ask for help - and for not letting that gaslighting work. and just being so frigging funny in court etc considering the situation.
- those people who organised that fake scene outside the house so well
- that cop who told dahlia hubby was dead and managed to keep his composure that whole time
- the undercover cop
- them Florida cops who didn't arrest our boy for the planted cocaine
- Dahlia for making all those dumb mistakes
- the creator of this video for making this great content that i've been watching for like 5 hours now

He did help a bit. He told her not to 'say too much' :-(

@Enrico Monteŕo they really do. Do you really think when cops find a bag of coke with you, they will believe you? They believed him and knew he was framed.

creds to the cop not laughing because i can't hold mine

I’ve gotta shout out the reporter towards the end who openly laughed in the faces of the defence. She was having absolutely none of their shit!

and her lawyer for the creative defense <3

Witold Geibig CREDS TO YOU TOO FOR MENTIONING ALL THIS !

Those cops who didn't fall for the planted coke are MVPs.

..and the JUDGE!  Damn, he nailed it.  He didn't fail to mention any of it.  As he was talking, I was thinking "Did he hear the phone call" and at the end of the summation, he mentioned it!  CREDS!!!

Damn you literally copied every word wow


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Imagine being Mikes ex wife that got dumped for a hooker that tried to kill the man. She probably lives for this story.

Also, the ex that went straight to the cops. Bless.

Idk it's equal parts embarrassing as it is karmic.

fuck yes, if not for him, we would probably be watching a murder documentary instead. He saved mike's life

His actions saved a man so yea that was well done

@Daisy Projection isn't what you think it is.

And she should. I've watched this video twice, once when it first got uploaded on this channel and now. At the beginning when it said "left his wife of 7 years" with the context of "for a prostitue he later married" I sit there and I think, dude almost got himself shot in the face breaking his vows and committing adultery. I'm not going to say the ex-wife couldn't have been bad or there wasn't any issues but the divorce rate is about 50% and it's mainly due to how the culture views marriage now a days. Since I only know what Mike has done I can only look at what Mike did wrong here.

1-He called an escort while still legally being married, so he was cheating. I can assume this wasn't his first rodeo.

2-He married this piece of trash pretty quick. He's a money man, as such you need to be more careful with whom you date and then marry.

3-Marriage is a life long commitment that you took vows and made promises you'd stick to until death for better OR for worst. If you're goingot bail, you're a damn liar and shouldn't get married.

4-Moral character is way more important than what you two have in common. World view and children, and religion and general beliefs. Some people are good at faking, but many times red flags show but YOU need to know that these things are red flags. I doubt that her going 90 mph on the street after being questioned if she called the cops on him was the first time she displayed this kind of behaviour.

5-People don't take time to look at themselves and ask questions. Why would this escort whore want to marry me? What do i got, how does she feel about my flaws my past, does she care at all, what is her outlook on life and trying to stick by myside and be a good partner. Every single time I see vids like this, there are obvious and not so obvious red flags but people ignore them out of lust, emotion or naivety and sometimes a mix of all that and they end up dead or hurt.

Mike got off lucky here and I'm not saying he deserved to die, but he may have not learned a full lesson here. The message was not simply "Don't marry a escort" or "Don't marry so quickly" or "Don't ignore red flags" it's a compilation of all of that and then some which may include his ex wife relationship and needed growth on his end before even getting with someone new or he ends up right back to square one.

The first ex was a simp, and the second ex was a chad.

@David - really? Way to be completely judgemental bro. Do better.

A woman that was too smart for him and a man who was too smart for her. Poetry.

@David - you can still be a crazy ex, but care about me dying....geeezus..smh

If a lady dumped me for a giggilo I'd be hurt for a while, then I would be glad to be rid of her.

"She dumped me... thank God!"

that was a seven year marriage broken up for an escort

Cheating is horrible, but it doesn’t justify almost murder. Toxic ass…

This is what happens when guys think with the wrong head

I know right! I was just saying "should've stayed with the first wife." I think this guy is kind of a jerk. It's a big d**k move to leave your wife for an escort. But overall that girl was in the wrong and totally messed up. And her ex was smart and went straight to the authorities and prevented an unnecessary murder.

@cnccarving please learn to organize your thoughts into meaningful sentences.

Can you imagine being the officer who knocked on Mike's door and said "You're not gonna believe this shit..."

His ex was just as much trash as Dalia xD

im not sure if this is 100% correct so dont quote me!! but i thought that him and his wife were on the verge of a divorce? not saying its ok lol its so stupid that he did that but i cant find anything about it online

@[Johnny] Him suddenly dumping his wife of 7 years and marrying a shady hooker 2 weeks later is LITERALLY how it all began. You don’t have to be nobody’s ex to wonder how the dude’s ex wife feels about it all and assume she must feel some sort of vindication over it. Idk how somebody wouldn’t!

@[Johnny] identify myself? what the fuck is this projection bro

@Daisy No.Because from all the aspects of this story, which are a lot and mostly are bad, you choose to identify yourself with the ''vindication'' part of Mike's ex.. Which is OK & one of the good-happy parts, but also one of the least  significant  consequences from this crime. So, just for the fun of the conversation and based on the psychoanalysis on your comment by choosing to get ''in the shoes'' of Mike's ex and feel the joy of her alleged revenge, i am assuming what i said on my 1st comment..

And just for the confirmation, i can ask you: ''Are you or you are not an ex of somebody???'' 🤪🤪

p.s. sorry for my probably bad usage of the english language, but i am from a european country.At least, i'm trying... ✍🤏😏

@[Johnny] because she would feel vindicated for his cheating ??

Obviously, you are an ''ex-'' of someone who you still love.... 😂😂🤪🤪

He had friends in the mafia crime family

@David - Yeah, exactly! I have a lot of baggage when it comes to death and I've been left for dead twice before. Both times I had to crawl to get help, so... I appreciate people caring. This man could have done nothing, and maybe she would have found someone else who would do the job. And Mike didn't do anything.

@A K you’re probably correct idk, seemed like a genuine fella I mean he didn’t wanna see anyone dead

@David - Awh, shame. The way I see it, he coulda just been a drug dealer, I know some people think a dealer will instantly have connections to someone like that, so I dunno. But maybe, who knows.

@A K sadly I don’t believe they ever met and sadly the ex has passed away relatively recently (he might’ve been found shady stuff, since the ex believed he knew a hit man)

I like to imagine that the ex that went to the cops and Mike became friends afterwards. I know I'd at least try to keep in contact with a man that saved my life.

@David - I bet your right David. Very insightful.

Crazy cause I bet before this he referred to his first wife as his “crazy ex” lol


creds to:
- mohammed the ex for reporting this to police and cooperating so fully
- mike for being very patient and polite when dahlia has the audacity to call him and ask for help - and for not letting that gaslighting work. and just being so frigging funny in court etc considering the situation.
- those people who organised that fake scene outside the house so well
- that cop who told dahlia hubby was dead and managed to keep his composure that whole time
- the undercover cop
- them Florida cops who didn't arrest our boy for the planted cocaine
- Dahlia for making all those dumb mistakes
- the creator of this video for making this great content that i've been watching for like 5 hours now

@Sicarri ! If getting a lawyer and not talking to cops is ignorance, than your bliss.

Flame Palkia uhhh “harsh training” 💀 cops do 8 months of training right out of high school cause they most likely got all C’s. And they are slimy worms who will literally lie to you to get anything out of you even if you didn’t do anything wrong

Yeah I'm amazed they didn't take him down for that cocaine.

Mike even gives her excellent advice "you are gonna get run around in there (jail) for a few days, just relax and dont talk too much".

those cops for not arresting him and instead think somethings up with her. my goodness. thats amazing.

That judge was ace.   Very empathetic and intelligent.

creds to: <br>- Jemma Carew for making the most comprehensive creds list in a YouTube comments section.

creds to:
- Jemma Carew for making the most comprehensive creds list in a YouTube comments section.

@Jemma Carew that's a good point, other like cops and that's fine I don't personally. It's very hard to get a point across for me but at least you got the jiff. This lady is a black widow.
The hero is her ex who did the right thing.
Someone might see this and go that person said to get a lawyer I hated thier point out what not and decide not to.
I agree identity politics doesn't work lumping all cops together.
She did indeed seal her own fate 🤣😂💯

@MagneticFlux dude i think your point about getting a lawyer is pretty valid and cops not being inherently 'the good guys' but like... this is the least appropriate video to comment about that on considering the context where a woman sealed her own fate and said very little to the cops at all lol. just don't really get what this video has to do with your point although there are many other cases where it does apply. also, while the system is fucked up i think it's overly simplistic to homogenise every cop as exactly the same when we know that that's not true. i see your point and don't disagree with everything you say but phrasing it in the way you do isn't going to get anyone to listen you because you're being so black-and-white and aggressive about it. you're also clearly very convinced you're right and that's fair enough, but if you wanna accuse people of being brainwashed man then like don't sound like you're brainwashed yourself. you fundamentally misunderstand structural inequality and gender quotas, i say that as someone who studies this stuff who knows that it's an incredibly complex issue and making generic points like 'most women are weaker than most men' is pretty ignorant and ignores all the other skills required in a cop. i encourage you to try and have a more balanced view on this stuff by educating yourself and looking at this stuff from different perspectives. it's not just good or bad, left or right - it's way more complex than that and i don't know all the answers and neither do you. if you want to tell people they're wrong in the youtuve comments because that makes you feel good about yourself then go right ahead but my advice is don't waste your time - you're not achieving anything by telling people they're stupid and you're right and they're wrong. try and educate yourself and be more open-minded to the complexities of any given situation. just some food for thought, feel free to ignore me and carry on living your life lol

@Jessica Rich yeah maybe, who doesn't 🙄😒

@MagneticFlux sounds like you have personal issues

@Deb Marshall ok don't get a lawyer and trust all cops.

when she was outside the house and the police man told her that her husband was dead, her reaction made me burst out laughing. what a terrible actor and irredeemable human being she is.

well-said Jemma!<br>the funny part was when she won't sign the house back to him, considering the situation she was in. The Audacity is cringe worthy! Yikes

well-said Jemma!
the funny part was when she won't sign the house back to him, considering the situation she was in. The Audacity is cringe worthy! Yikes

@TA Margain too naive, u could hear doubt if she did it, but yes sorry for the guy

The cop that DIDN'T arrest him...salute! I've been given a break by cops before...I salute them. Most cops are awesome human beings.

@El Kovido did not expect to see a Haunting of Bly Manor reference here 😂

Mike is a real sweetheart .... and even taking her call after she tries killing him.... OMG

Mohammed SAVED  LIVES... imagine that psycho out there free doing this to many others.

@Flame Palkia that such a tramatic event. I'm so glad you and your family were ok and your dog. People like that are vile and I'm glad they were good and did help.

@MagneticFlux When I was 10 someone broke into my house through my little sister's window. They stole everything they could get their hands on so that they could pay for their cocaine addiction. My older brother was home during that and alone this that the also kicked our family dog. The police caught her within 6 hours and had her arrested. they got most of the items back within 12 hours. about 10 days before that they arrested 1 of 2 murder suspects who were living next to me and one of them said he would never go back so they brought in swat. What was the first thing they did tell my family to get away from that side of the house. The cared about my family then and when one of them was later injured in a fire fight with the last suspect who had killed again I felt for him and his family. DON'T SAY THEY DON"T CARE THEY DO THEY ARE AS HUMAN AS WE ARE.

@Flame Palkia the cops have no obligation to protect you. Protect and serve? Community?
Cops don't protect and serve except thier fellow cops.
Cops aren't there to protect you. Only you can protect you the best way you know how. Mental and physical health. That's a good example. Personal protection with a firearm that's a responsibily of the user of the tool. It's not the cops job to protect it's the cops job to get an offender they think might be the person.

It's why we are innocent till proven guilty.
I'll radically admit young officers are worse than older one because of experience but some of thier training doesn't last long.
They have quota hires for women. That's a shitty way to protect and serve when women in general not all, but most, aren't nearly as strong as male cops. Most female cops have a male partner. They shouldn't quota hire based on sex it's wrong.

You hire for the best person for the job, given equal opprotunity, but not equal out come because we are all different.
Putting genitalia before creed is a horrible way of hiring someone.

It's still thier job though. I might be able to trust some bust trust is not easy for me it's a hard trait I lack, and I have low empathy.
There are many points I do wanna make but general trust of that level is something I don't give to cops.
Cops aren't useless and I would never disband them or refund them. But something's I'd like to see is
Better training like Japanese cops. Most of them have martial art training for self defense instead of reverting to a fire arm right away.
I'm all for fire arms 💯. But, I don't think the physical training they get is perfect.

I also feel no knock warrents and red flag laws are dangerous.
Interrogations. Canadian interrogation techniques are the best in the world. I'd like to see that training adopted here.

I'd like to see some sort of training so they can identify or at least have the chance to spot people with personality disorders. It's easy to deescalate if you have some insight into mental health, sociopathic, physcopath, and other syndromes "we" probably just me have a hard time spotting. Because the people that have these look normal.

I'd just like them to have more tools in thier kit beyond, violence force and coherecion threw fear.

I get it though if a dudes running at you with a knife, ok boom boom. Done.
Dogs should never be used to get a criminal it's damn bloody wrong. Cops uses animals to get a bite someone but some of these cops are insane. In Ca they shit a guy dead on the highway. He was dead and they put a dog on him to chew on the corpse.

Cops need to be held responsible for crap like that. I'm against attack dogs, but not drug sniffing dogs, I'd like to be clear. That video is here on YouTube and there are simply thousands of videos like it. But there are thousands of videos of cops doing good to. It's the person. Hard to say.

@MagneticFlux Why shouldn't I trust them? They are tasked with protecting and serving, they go through harsh training to stay ready to defend me, my family, my neighborhood, and my city. They put their lives on the line for me and everyone in my city. And if they do something wrong either they will be killed, a fellow officer could be killed a citizen could be killed and should none of that happen and they abused their power they will be punished to the full extent of the law. Why shouldn't I trust them after all that?

@Flame Palkia sure, sometimes they do good. That's thier job. Don't trust them its a false trust.

@MagneticFlux I don't think the police are "slimy little worms" who only go for conviction rates. While there might be some bad apples in there I think there are other problems at play. Also It is completely fine to not talk to the police that is why we have the 5th, it is to defend those who are innocent from false conviction. I just don't see why you are calling the cops terrible people like you just watched them pull a con job that stole millions from the innocent just to line their own pockets.

@MagneticFlux If that is what you learned then either you have something to hide or you have your priorities wrong.

@MagneticFlux I think you may have learned the wrong lesson.

@MagneticFlux she really didn't say much, though. They already had all the evidence lmao.

All I learned is to never trust cops and get a lawyer