You know it’s fake when she doesn’t even take time to process that her husband was killed, she just immediately breaks down... almost like she knew that they would tell her that

She didn't even wait for him to say it<br>"Your husban-"NOOOOO!"

She didn't even wait for him to say it
"Your husban-"NOOOOO!"

Look their is no objective criteria for how someone is supposed to respond to trauma or anything for that matter it's all a matter of circumstances

@Albert Turner as a person who has been informed tragic news like this. it took 30 mins before I broke down. so yeah that's what shock will do

@StadiaPlay while I agree that we are biased, but our ability to pick up genuine emotions is incredibly strong. It felt forced because everything about the reaction feels and looks forced. Maybe it would feel less forced if we didn't know the context, but even then I think most people would at least find her reaction very uncanny and suspicious. The biggest difference would be that we wouldnt have much to base that suspicion on other than intuition

@Joe Norman or, you know, at least just a single second? Maybe half a second? He barely gets to say the "m" in "murdered" before she breaks down, lol

@Black_viking91 OP's point is that even if you had those perilous thoughts beforehand, if someone told you your husband was murdered, you would almost certainly be in shock for about 30 seconds before you hysterically broke down.

@Volruhe It felt forced because you are already aware that she knew what would happen. Your perception is skeweed because you are watching someone react to an outcome you know they were already expecting.

@Hamza I’m not very smart? As you spell your own comment wrong, while I’m here I’ll point out that people are often put into shock, that’s why people become speechless, have you ever seen somebody immediately start crying like that? I sure haven’t

You aren’t very smart.She could’ve had assumptio.

Personally I agree. It was weird how quickly the switch flipped. I understand people react differently, but that just felt forced imo.

Shock is a wonderful thing that most people who aren't trained succumb to. Seeing a squadron of cops and ambulance in front of your house and hearing your husband was killed will quite typically put you in a state of shock UNLESS you don't give a single damn

@Connor Nobbs doesnt mean it doesnt happen

@Black_viking91 I have yet to see people immediately break down like that when it really happens

no actually, when you return home and you see cops and ambulance at your door step, you'd immediately think of your family and all bad outcomes <br>so yea that does happen in real

no actually, when you return home and you see cops and ambulance at your door step, you'd immediately think of your family and all bad outcomes
so yea that does happen in real

People react differently, some people do that.


So embarrassing when she immediately started crying 😭 I can’t.

@Allison M. the comments are always funny- i can't😭😭

Literally the reason I’m in the comment section rn 😭

I started laughing 💀💀💀 she broke out in crocodile tears embarrassing herself

I know like honey just stop💀💀 Youre not helping yourself

lit had to pause the video and scroll to the comments cos it got unwatchable

I can't stand the cringe. English is not my first language.

Ikr lmao I always cringe when the suspects do things like that

@N0ble_N3ro I would’ve busted out laughing

RIGHT like why did she immediately cry it was so unnatural😭😭

PLEASE HOW DID THECOPS KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE???

The secondhand embarrassment still has me uneasy 😩😩


That's the definition to play with their food


She's lucky she got caught before she actually murdered somebody.

She still thinks she didn't do anything because nothing actually happened.  In her mind, that makes her innocent.

@Ch Rohan Khan he was ready to snitch from the start lmao.

@Gale Miller well his ex wife before this woman is laughing her ass off.

@Gale Miller They're both lucky. If she succeeded, chances are she'd have still gotten caught and then she'd have been in much deeper shit.

That means life without parole, if she was successful.

I think it's the other way around somebody's lucky that she,  got caught before she murdered them!🙄


"everyone here is being horrible to me!"<br>You mean treating you like a criminal who tried to commit murder? Yikes.

"everyone here is being horrible to me!"
You mean treating you like a criminal who tried to commit murder? Yikes.

It's terrifying how entitled, calculated and narcissistic she is, she wants sympathy when she tried to get her husband murdered you couldn't make it up.

@Christopher MacIntyre lol. 😅he should have said something like that  to her. Its like she thought she was being arrested for stealing something or not paying a parking ticket. Plus her defence was hilarious to watch especially when she is on the witness stand. If you haven't watched it do so. It will have you in stitches. Search for dalia dippolito on stand. She is a vile dangerous woman which everyone especially men should be scared of.

@Abraar Shah You're free to go home in, oh, about twenty years.

@Azraelle Marie NOOO!!! I ONLY ATTEMPTED TO KILL MY HUSBAND!!! WHY ARE YOU ALL SO RUDE TO ME!!!


I love Mike. He's such a straight shooter. "I went to prison. Wanna know why? Because I owned up to what I did."

@cræcker I am guessing the marriage was probably close to dead at that point.

@cræcker i agree with that but he lives in florida what would you expect? xD

@Nicola Robatto yeah but even if the relationship was flawed, most people dont marry someone theyve known for about a week

@cræcker the decision of hiring an escort itself is sign of a marriage not going so well. Not saying that it s fair conduct, but there were for sure problems in his previous marriage, and he decided to pull the trigger on the divorce because of meeting dalia and thinking he would be happy with her. Cheating is always a flag of a very flawed relationship, not saying that it was his previous wife's fault, but somehow the relationship was not solid at all, and he was unhappy

people and relationships are more complicated than you make it out to be

Mike is far from a perfect guy. He admits that himself. He did bad things and suffered the consequences. But at least he didn't blatantly deny reality.

true, Mike was coherent and logical in that speech. Seemed like such a nice guy

It was so satisfying seeing him tell her that he can't help her

cræcker Yeah, I don’t really know the circumstances surrounding that. Definitely easy to judge from the outside, but I have no idea what was going on in his marriage. Not my place.

so straight shooting he leaves his relation of 7 years for an escort hes known for three weeks

Loved that entire speech. He spoke nothing but the truth


Listening to her cry and gaslight him, only to then turn around and IMMEDIATELY blame him to her mother and demand he be put out of the house she conned from him, even AFTER he promised to take care of her mom... That was one of the coldest things I've ever heard.  Her mother is in such a state of denial.  We all make mistakes, we don't all try to kill someone, and yes, that makes someone dangerous.

Her mom's behavior makes me wonder if she's ever said no to Dahlia in her life....


It's shit how she still wants to see her "husband"


It is genuinely so disgusting how she wants to make sure that he cant get his house back when speaking to her mom, like that was the thing she cared about most its so mindblowing.

@Dean Yea you're right. I sometimes mix these up oops.

@Dean I didn’t even notice the error until you pointed it out LOL I read it that way!!

The word is "genuinely", not "generally"

And she had the nerve to accuse Mike of making the situation all about the house when he brought it up on the phone...

it was sadly she did all of that shit for money

Probably to try to punish him, take the last thing that could be taken away from him.


Officer: you tried to kill your husband that’s why you’re being charged<br>Dalia:Ok,no❤

Officer: you tried to kill your husband that’s why you’re being charged
Dalia:Ok,no❤

If i did kill my husband no i didnt. Yes i did ❤

inbal it’s the narcissistic and egomaniac behavior for me

shorty really thought they were asking her opinion NFKEWNGO

she def the type of girl to say that lmao

LOL IT MAKES ME WEIRDED OUT THAT SHE HAS THE SAME NAME AS ME


Dalias mother: “she’s not dangerous”

Dalia: plots a whole real life CSI chapter

@KUM0 I don't think she is at all. I think she is a link between Dalia and the world as in she understands and knows how Dalia is. She knows she did it and doesn't agree but she also kind of understands that it's not her daughter's fault for being that way (doesn't excuse anything she did, just talking about her narcissistic /sociopathic disorders). She is totally caught in the middle.
The way she talked to Dalia on the phone strongly suggests she knows exactly how to handle her. As an example she kind of ignored the comments about Mike leaving the house and talked about getting a lawyer etc. to get away from that topic without having to take a side. Because she obviously is on Mike's side (with the house etc) but still loves her daughter and understands her better than everyone including Dalia herself. She obviously thinks it's useless to argue now especially when Dalia is so distraught and will keep it for a later time to gently suggest why this is not good.
 I totally recognise her behaviour and I think she was a very loving and understanding mother who wanted only the best for her child (without hurting laws and morals)

@Corn don’t know why I find her condescending

I feel bad for her mom tho she seemed really sweet

@Jowsh sorry :( just corrected it I sometimes write things so fast…


Hope she never makes it out of prison. With her mentality, she's a danger to anyone she's around.

I guess there were no children?  That's very good!

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady “Misogynist: A man who hates women as much as women hate one another.” ― H.L. Mencken

@Kim Kloet r/wooosh... There no midigating circumstances ... Don't get trolled around the obvious hardly related point

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady LOL.... that's even bad trolling...But thanks for the laugh.<br> ;)

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady LOL.... that's even bad trolling...But thanks for the laugh.
 ;)

honestly yeah, she seems so intitled and I wouldn't be surprised if she tried to kill her ex-husband again after getting out.

@demi glas, plus 4 a.lovely lady that would imply that she has no consiouss responsibility over her own behaviour. It is too easy to blame it in society. For her to have a fair chance in society,she had to come clean and face up to what she has done.   She plays a victimrole but that is her strategy of manipulation. If you think like this the chances are that, if you would have a psychopath in your life, he or she could surely manipulate you.

Shannon Jewels wow, she knew there was a possibility that she would end up in prison but she doesn’t care how that would affect her child. If anything she probably thought maybe she could use being a mother as another ploy to gain sympathy from people.

When she got out for the first mistrial she actually got pregnant and had time to have a baby.  🤨🙄

@Sam Webb oh man that line made me laugh !

@Sam Webb there'll be a lot of divorced men in their 50's so you never know

Welllll she did! I think she got out for a couple years for a mis trial. But shes back in rotting...i think.


11:46 hes on probation lmfao thats fd up


Yeah, it has to be pretty satisfying to be Mike when she calls him crying from prison. But can you IMAGINE HOW SATISFYING it would be to be Mike's first wife that he divorced and left for Dalia?!

I know Mike’s wife and no she wasn’t satisfied about anything she actually has a lot of respect for him and went on with her life and hoped the best for him so no she’s not laughing or satisfied. That would make her just as vile and disgusting as this horrible monster. And she’s not she’s actually a respectful personable individual.

@Nicole Louie I know, but she still got 6 years out of prison and only 16 years for the crime lol. Should've been life.

@Richard Jordan after the house arrest they held a retrial and she was found guilty and sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Even after the amazing evidence she still is able to get house arrest.. how does that make any sense?

Did you guys not hear she was on house arrest for 6 years? She is literally the worst kind of person imaginable but barely got punished.

@Sasha v. - Ummm... Nice to meet you Ms Anderson.<br>- Please, just call me Ashley my-ex-husband-cheated-while-I-was-away-for-work-and-married-the-escort-two-weeks-later-who-tried-to-hire-a-hitman-to-kill-him.

@Sasha v. - Ummm... Nice to meet you Ms Anderson.
- Please, just call me Ashley my-ex-husband-cheated-while-I-was-away-for-work-and-married-the-escort-two-weeks-later-who-tried-to-hire-a-hitman-to-kill-him.

I mean, it has to be so satisfying. Your husband cheating on you with an escort, divorcing you and then marrying her two weeks later, only to find out the escort actively tried to kill him. Everytime I introduced myself, I’d be like, “my name is Ashley, my ex husband cheated while I was away from work and married the escort two weeks later who tried to hire a hit man to kill him, Anderson. How are you?”


Why would he talk to her after all of that shit 😒


She is so used to getting her way that she seemed the genuinely think that she could convince her husband over the phone that she did nothing wrong. Wow.

But yes in there mind they can play innocent, lie like crazy without batting much an eye. There are videos on youtube about this try of narcissistic person. Very educational, and should be taught in school along with finances.

@Evans Automotive I met someone like her, she was fake from the beginning. Always played the victim, and played it well. These people make humanity look bad. Shame she will be out again.

Sometimes people can have a totally warped sense of reality. She might have said she had nothing to do with it so many times that in her own mind, she was innocent.

She's quite manipulative. A narcissistic trait. No pity for anyone but herself.

what blows my mind is that her mother believed her bullshit. Probably why she went this far and thought herself as invincible.


These prank videos are getting out of hand.


The police officer didn’t even finish the sentence when she started with the screaming and fake crying lmao

actually... i may be wrong... but the shaking and crying COULD be real, just for the wrong reasons. she may be crying and shaking at the idea that she just ostensibly killed someone - and the adrenaline mixed with the shock could've sent her into hysterics. HOWEVER, lol.... that would mean there wasn't a single tear over her husbands "supposed" dead body.

Marduk if anything they needed to do it this way. They were building a case that was VERY solid.

@marduk now we can all concentrate on her healing and restoration.

@Marduk
 Yeah, she totally did nothing wrong.🙄🙄🙄  She doesn't deserve to be told how cold blooded she is...
🤦

@onmy computer2020gal yeah ikr so unneccesary and irrelevant

Marduk ok and she tried to kill the guy she has no forgiveness

Marduk oh yeah I’d hate for the woman who tried to murder her husband to feel bad about it.

This may sound weird but thank God I'm paranoid and can smell bullshit a mile away.😁

Yea I noticed that to... she's a terrible actress....

@onmy computer2020gal Yeah I remember when one of my friends died in a wreck, and it took me a few seconds to process, and then it took me a bit longer for my brain to really GET that this happened and it's permanent and there's no going back.  Same deal when someone in my family died suddenly,  you don't just flip on like a goddamn switch.

@Jahanara C the acting of the cops were way worse tho xDD<br>Except the ones interrogating her ehr

@Jahanara C the acting of the cops were way worse tho xDD
Except the ones interrogating her ehr

Sparkle Plenty thanks, that’s very kind of you 💕

onmy computer2020gal in my case I was shook for some minutes and then I started crying and shaking. I wasn’t able to say a word for hours.

@Marduk why did you even write that under this comment, whats the relation?

@Marduk u mean they try to make her feel bad about hiring someone to kill her husband? Well jeez...

Marduk what the hell are you talking about ? Lol

Yeah I noticed that too, she like cut him off half way through the word dead lol jim actually talks  about people doing This in one of  interrogation video. Usually indicates a prepared response. I wonder if the cop would of picked on that had it been a real and not a sting


30:06 to 30:59 the EPITOME of GASLIGHTING


The husband is being way less confrontational than I thought he would be after learning his wife wanted to kill him.

@Ezio Augustus <br>Dude's not thinking with his big head.

@Ezio Augustus
Dude's not thinking with his big head.

His new girlfriend gives me Dilia vibes. Look it up <br>He will never learn

His new girlfriend gives me Dilia vibes. Look it up
He will never learn


Dahlia’s mother is nearly as diluted as Dahlia herself. To identify a murder-for-hire as a “mistake” is a broad understatement. It’s a mistake to cheat on a test. It’s a mistake to steal a pack of gum. To hire a killer to murder somebody is not a mistake… it’s a felonious, incredulous action that should be punished no differently than committing murder.


Mike has the patience of a saint for staying on the phone for that long.

It's not mentioned in this doc, but when the cops contacted him about his wife's intentions they didn't need him to press charges against her. That's what he should have told her on the phone to get it through her thick head.

@E T gotta give you credit for being more bitter than both of Mikes ex-wifes!

@「 Requiem 」 Do yourself a favour and actually research a topic before you share your ill informed opinion. He was already separating from his wife before he ever met Dalia. His ex wife stated he had always treated her very well. He didn’t love his wife anymore, wasn’t ready to be emotionally involved with another women so he paid for sex, that doesn’t justify somebody lying to him, pretending they love him and ordering his murder. He spent 25 years on probation without so much as a speeding ticket, even after Dalia tried to have him killed he was patient and kind to her. He’s a good guy.  She’s a predator, regular people feel empathy, love, trust and gratitude, people like Dalia don’t and they use those those emotions as weapons to destroy other people to get what they want, if this were a man doing what she don’t but to a women, everyone would blame the man and support the women but because he’s a man people want to somehow make him responsible for what happened to him.

Can’t believe no one commented on mans sounding like Adam sandler on the phone 🤣😭

Honestly, given all the drastic life-changes it’s not like he was going to think of anything else that night.

Imagine being Mike, man if that was me, I wouldn't fucking know where to start

I'm surprised he didn't say, "If it were up to you I'd be dead right now, and now you want my help? Here's your wish, I'm dead to you." <b>click</b>

I'm surprised he didn't say, "If it were up to you I'd be dead right now, and now you want my help? Here's your wish, I'm dead to you." *click*

Mike's still upset so he gives her time, he low key wants to believe it's all false. He lost a hot girl who he "loved" and is reeling from the reality of the facts.

Nee i guess his enjoyment did the <br> charm

Nee i guess his enjoyment did the
 charm

its because he wants her to realize what she did wrong and admit to him shes wrong. its hard to get off a call with someone who wont asmit they tried to kill u

Thought i was the only one thinking the same thing,i was FURIOUS,like get off that stupid call!

I just told my husband the same thing. I said oh my god this guy is so patient it's unreal.


damn it florida. I should of known my homestate is getting called out as soon as i clicked


The police officer trying to hold his laugh while she's "crying" is a whole mood 🤣🤣🤣

Clueless. She didn't realize they read her, her rights... Lol.

I wouldn't hug her either. She is so gross.. people are a whole mess.

Starting from 11:22 you can see little smiles and when he asked her do you have enemies 😂

Right!!! I was looking for that break, that head turn of laughter. Bitches be crazy.

which guy was trying to laugh i wanna see :D Hats off honestly all the officers just kept up the act as far as I saw


That "okay" n "thank you" in 16:06 casual af😂😭. Jst goes to show that when they fakin it...


Dahlia: "Whose number is this?"

 Cop: "it's your home number "

Dahlia: "Oh"

Chanyoul is glowing in your profile pic😍

She didn't recognize it without the "666" area code.

She don't even know her OWN house number!! because ITS NOT HER HOUSE!..LOL 😆

well she lived there for like 3 seconds before already attempting to kill the owner

@L Mo That was so bad. What a truly rotten person.

ultchanyeolpark And then 5 minutes later telling her mom:  that’s MY house, get Mike out of MY house


16 years of prison not enough, she will not be corrected.


For anyone wondering how she became somebody capable of what she was trying to achieve, the clues lie in the phone call to her mother. Her mother had already been given the details of what happened yet she still tells her daughter “I know you didn’t do anything, I know”. That’s how her parents treated her since childhood, every time she got in trouble she cried and lied and she never got punished so she spent her life believing there’s no consequences to her actions, in fact, because she always escaped punishment when she lied, she was actually positively reinforced and rewarded for her lack of morality and that escalated. Moral of the story is to teach your children empathy and hold them accountable for bad behavior not reward it.

@Andrew U well 400+ people seem to be in agreement with me whereas everyone who replied to you disagrees with your opinion so like I say if everyone says you’re wrong it’s usually the case. Anyway good luck to you my friend, I wish you peace of mind.

@K B Your minds are so open, your brains fell out.

@Andrew U if you think everybody else is wrong, it’s usually your who’s wrong Andrew lol.  You should open your mind.

@K B You just don't know what's actually going on is all.

@Andrew U I don’t realize that because that is incorrect. Any man who demands shared custody and shared financial support will without a doubt get nothing but respect from a judge in the family court. I can tell you that for a fact. If a man living in a civilized country claims he’s not seeing his child, his own flesh and blood, because of the mother or the court system, that’s called a cop out. He just isn’t interested.

@K B You realize the courts keep the father out of the kids life, right?

@Andrew U I don’t mean to cause any offence but I think you might benefit from some therapy, maybe I’m wrong and if so I’ll stand corrected but I get the sense you have some resentment toward your mother. Not sure if you’re heterosexual but if so I think you’ll have more successful relationships with women if you did decide to pursue some therapy.

@TylakGamedev that is hilarious 🤣 good for her hahah I bet you never stole again though.

@Andrew U as flawed as her mothers parenting is, a father can see his children if he chooses. The family wasn’t in some third world country with no court system so if the father wasn’t present in her life that’s his own choice, if you bring a child into the world it’s your responsibility to also make sure the person you’re creating a child with is capable or nurturing your child and if the child wasn’t planned then it’s still your responsibility to see to it that the child is being cared for properly. I do agree that you seem to be projecting your own experience in life on other peoples reality. Boys tend to do this when their parents divorce, they’d rather blame the mother than except that the father just didn’t care to be present in their lives but that is the harsh reality. Mothers aren’t always perfect but if you look at the statistics, a child will almost always remain in the mothers custody after the parents break up so credit should be given to the parent who made an effort and failed as opposed to the parent who just never gave a damn.

I still remember when I stole a candy bar when I was 4 years old. My mom made me go back in the store and give it back. That day I learned SHAME XD

@InSpace  Lmao porn ain't got nothing to do with it.

@InSpace Quite the opposite, it's her lack of a relationship with her father that is the primary problem. But who is responsible for the lack of her father in her life, short of her mom being a widow it comes down to her mom, since they usually get to decide whether a father will be in their child's life.

You’re completely accurate. Are you a behavioral therapist? Amazing 🤩

@Andrew U that’s quite a blanket statement to make Andrew, I was raised by a single mother and I’m empathetic to a fault. I do agree her mother failed but I don’t think it has to do with her relationship status and more to the mothers own emotional intelligence.

@Commissar Purity that’s a great point, I don’t like to single out a particular culture but I often think that American culture focuses more on ticking off a list as opposed to what is in your own nature. For example I often see women have children who I wouldn’t personally consider maternal, the kids are sent to all of these different clubs and classes, sports etc and it’s clear the parents really just had children because that’s the “normal” thing to do. Same with marriage, people getting married 3 and 4 times, cheating in all 4 etc, we need to normalise alternative life styles so people don’t think there’s only one blue print to living life. Another factor that should be considered is the intensity of the lifestyles we live today, good parents are feeling guilty for not having the time with their children that they’d like and they overcompensate by excusing bad behavior and offering rewards for no other reason, with the likes of social media we need to be even more diligent in counteracting narcissism in children and nurturing empathy because god knows we’re out numbered when it comes to other influences nurturing and rewarding narcissism.

@Commissar Purity Well, that is exactly my thinking. We as a society have deluded ourselves into thinking women can be spiritual leaders and models for men. It's impossible, because women expect much more of men than men do of women and so a woman can never know what a man needs to know to be successful in all aspects of life in the same way. Quite simply summed up; women live on an easier difficulty setting than men do, and mothers can't prepare young men for that cause they don't even know they are living on an easier difficulty. It's like the feminists always say "privelege is blind", so ironic that.

@Andrew U to be fair single parents only work when they're dads because fathers have the capacity to detach themselves and do what they're supposed to do, so they can technically act out both roles of parenthood, mothers however are more attached and emotional when it comes to their children, also the role of a mother is easier in terms of relationship with the children, for a single father it isn't hard to replace a loving mother, but for a single mother it is almost impossible to replace a father figure, because if the child is female the father is a pillar to help when the child is in need, and if the child is male then the father is a superior role model, a  young boy can't really look up to his mother at all when it comes to physical ability (which is a big part of male psychology and not toxic masculinity as society says).

@CF mothers are also praised for everything when a child succeeds, it's just natural human inclination since mothers are usually closer to the children than fathers. <br>This isn't always the case but instinctively it is absolutely normal to praise or blame the mother.

@CF mothers are also praised for everything when a child succeeds, it's just natural human inclination since mothers are usually closer to the children than fathers.
This isn't always the case but instinctively it is absolutely normal to praise or blame the mother.

All murderers i've ever studied/ seen were either abused or spoiled as children.

This leads me to a conclusion, parents need to learn parenting.

@CF And yet conversely, mothers always get the praise whenever someone achieves something important, and fathers are almost always left out of the picture for some reason. Go figure.

@Andrew U you are projecting quite strongly with your personal biases, I would suggest a therapist rather than a youtube comment section

Her mom did not even apologize or admit on her behalf, she even went so far as to say that her daughter is not evil... she also  tried pretty much the same emotional tactic her daughter uses (completely deny reality while simultaneously begging for mercy)

Mother instinct and all that's pretty shitty if you ask me. I'd say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree

@CF How is it strange, generally women leave men; not the other way around. Men tend to be much more devoted to their families than women, and statistics bear this out. Now with the introduction of feminism women are not expected to commit to their family and they don't; they take the kids away from the father and the kids end up as messes. Shocking, who would've guessed.

@No Mud No Lotus you dont get along with yout sister or somethn?

@Andrew U you can't possibly believe that when a family is broken, its always the woman's fault....that's kinda sad actually...

@CF lmao the father not there is clearly the problem, but the mom is always in charge of whether a kid has a father, unless the father is killed in war or has an accident; whether a kid has a dad really comes down to the moms decision making ability.

@CF I'm not insistent on her sister being a narcissist per se I'm responding to your comment "And if it was all the mothers fault, why were her other kids not like that?". My point is how could you possibly know that? They very well could be is my point. You're using her siblings as proof of something which you have no proof of.

When you said "Dahlia was an adult. Dahlia made her own choices & that is why she is in prison. Not her mum". While I agree with that why does that only apply to her mum and not her dad? Wouldn't that contradict your point of "A father not being there does not negate any accountability - it's a good indicator of it obviously being a factor". So her father deserves to be held accountable but not her mum? "Mothers deal with enough".....what and father's dont? You clearly have a gender bias you're projecting onto others.

The OP and people in this thread never even really said it was "ALL the mother's fault" just simply reacted to the evidence in the video and pointed out that she was at fault but not necessarily the only one. They all seem pretty open to the father being a factor too but with zero evidence of that to go by couldn't comment on his parenting to say one way or the other.

@CF lmao cause her dad is clearly not in the picture, so she was raised by her mom, and it's her mom's failure. Not too complicated....

@CF  So because her sister attended the trial that's somehow evidence she isn't also narcissistic? That proves absolutely nothing. The only reason people are holding her mother accountable and not her father is because we have evidence of her parenting style from the phone call and testimony in court but nothing to assess from him. You can't hold someone to account without any evidence/proof to base the critique on.

@CF how do you know her other kids aren't like it too? Just because a person isn't convicted of a heinous crime doesn't mean they aren't a narcissist.


"I need to see him, I need to see him!"

Translation: "I need to confirm the kill."

@Penelope Lopez Except she expected him to be dead at this point?

How do you gaslight a corpse?

And when the interrogator told her (I paraphrase) "You don't want to see him. Believe me"... That meant "You don't want to see how much he hates you now. Believe me."

"Mission failed. We'll get em next time."

He even says I can’t fix this” in other words he would if he could but cops have her on video . So sad he would still fix it for her if he could

Yeah she wants to see him one last time to manipulate him you can hear how bossy she gets when she knows he can hear her …. So scary

“I need to thee him, I need to thee him”. Daffy Duck escort


Her gaslighting him on the phone made me rage. If you’ve ever been through that with someone it’s so unbelievably frustrating.

@Abundance of Realities that statement was made by a true Gaslighter, projection is a strange thing

Literally, the worst part is you actually start to question yourself, even if you have fool proof evidence that it happened.

I have a little brother who does this, it's so annoying to me since I hate liars & he often makes me raise my voice in irritation. I really hope it's bc he's a child, not bc it'll be a defining trait of his. Idk what to do about it.

She was relentless with it. They will lie and smear their victims name too. It’s more than frustrating.

Typical narcissist and sociopath. First she tries to plead with him and when it doesn't go her away, she tells her mother to get him out of the house, lol.

So true it makes you think you’re the crazy one for a moment because of how much they deny a clear fact

And the deflecting every time he asked her a direct question


Dalia: Hired a killer

Her mom: She deserves second chance. She's not dangerous.

@Bollock Johnson i hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving as well my good sir

@Bollock Johnson That's a comparison without any thought put towards. Congratulations sir for sounding special.

@Bogdan Bogdanoff  i would say there is a strong chance her behavior is the result of being raised a certain way, as consistently horrendous as her decisions were.

@gr1mmers  and the stakes - someone's life - are infinitely more important than money from the lottery

@Joe Suchy one of the funny/strange/interesting things about "love", is that sometimes it means "supporting no matter what", and sometimes it means "doing the right thing". I honestly don't know what I would do if put in a similar situation as that mother.

@Bollock Johnson  imagine letting a murder happen to your family member just so you could wait for the legal system to kick in so you could "do it the right way". Is that really what "justice" is to you?

The mother came because it’s a mother job to beg for mercy for their child even when they fuck up because they love them, she probably didn’t expect much but she wasn’t going to go home without doing anything

@clerp spare the sarcasm for someone who cares about your snark then answer this q. who did she hurt?

@Bollock Johnson ah I see; I was unaware how a person filmed on camera plotting to kill someone could be innocent

@Geralyn Breault she kept getting away with more and more until finally she decided to go further and try to use her little innocent bimbo façade to have someone killed - thankfully it finally backfired.

To me it seems she been a sneaky , lying manipulative self centered heartless person her entire life and has been bullying her lies into ppl until they just gave up and she got her way or out of whatever she did her entire life .....   I was so thankful she was found guilty and locked away because otherwise this would have only boosted her assurance that she can always do whatever she wants and get away w it and someone would have ended up dead eventually.....    sick sick person

@jt can you imagine making such a decision as a parent to have your child put to death when they are clearly guilty? Not the easiest decision to make, especially if you are/were close to them.

@Philly Steve Steak no the parents are always responsible no matter what. They brought someone into this world and failed at parenting, leading to that poorly raised person killing someone else, therefore, the parents indirectly murdered someone.

@Bollock Johnson your comparison doesn't really do anything. There is a crime known as "attempted murder" and she is being accused of attempted murder. What exactly is your position of these two? (A) you don't think attempted murder is a crime (B) you don't think she attempted murder?

@Bollock Johnson Your logical reasoning skills are on the same level as those people who think that the COVID vaccine will have a chip in it that can be controlled through 5G towers.

@Canis Loop1 "sound"? How do I "sound" like anything through a YouTube comment? And YOU want to call me stupid? K.

Well, Gregory green's family kept writing to the parole board about how their son/brother is reformed and ready to be released when he was serving time for murdering his 1st wife. And he was released, also with the help of the pastor. But then he murdered 4 kids and injured their mother,  his wife.

My point is, people who have a dark side to them don't necessarily show it to their family, but then sometimes even if they do show it, the family tends to be in denial. At some point they need to open their minds and see the murderer for what he actually is.

If the script was flipped she would have wanted him in jail for life so the mom needs to realize her daughter fucked up

@Philly Steve Steak being mean on the internet is my second nature, dont take it personally

@Bogdan Bogdanoff wait..
 "Idiotic excuses like me"? Was that a typo?

You'd rather admit (hypothesize is probably the more accurate term) there's something wrong with her family.. I can definitely  respect your logic. It's entirely possible, and maybe even likely. But not guarenteed. That's all I'm saying.

Don't be mean ok?

@Philly Steve Steak Before looking for idiotic excuses like you, I'd rather admit there's probably something wrong with her family. Maybe the narcissism is inherited, not just taught to her. We only got to see her mother, I wonder if she's a single child, or alternatively how embarrassed her father was to not show up on a trial. He wasn't mentioned though, so I think I imagine the rest of the story. As mother as daughter.

@Bollock Johnson Why’re u comparing the lotto to attempted murder. The lotto is not definite, but hiring a supposed hitman to kill someone is. It’s a done deal. Maybe if u rigged the lotto to make sure u won, then the two situations would correlate.

@Audy Ochoa so let me plan out my lotto winnings, in great detail. when I lose should I expect a check for $80million from the commission for MY INTENT TO WIN??? you fool!

@ƈɨʋǟӄօ "Doesn't change the intent." So if I INTEND to win the Lotto but don't, the commission should still send me the $80 million for my intentions??? You fool.

@Bollock Johnson Doesn't change the intent. That she is just as bad at hiring a killer as she is in lying about it, is her problem. lol

@Putri K That would not be my mom though.....

@Putri K That would not be my mom though.....

@Bollock Johnson That was her logic I guess too. Still attempted murder.

Her mother defending her heinous acts is a pattern and clearly part of why she thinks she can get away with murder.  Think Casey Anthony.

Never look for the truth in your mother's eyes.

Never look for the truth in your mother's eyes.

@Monique L That's ignorant. Nurture stems from more than just parenting. A parent can't track the influences that occur from the world and unpredictable events. It is sometimes unfair to place the blame on parents. Ted Bundy is a classic example of this - just look at the rest of his family; they all turned out accomplished, morally-attentive, and level headed.

@Bollock Johnson Yes, but actually no. His assumed identity is supposed to have had killed someone, and it doesn’t really matter what he ACTUALLY did, but the identity he was hired for.

Except...she didn't hire a KILLER because he never KILLED anyone. Common sense is a magnificent thing, no?

@Putri K A lesson to all mothers, some of those spoilt little brats you create turn into narcissistic killers.


I feel so lucky to have access to this level of content for free


The husband was a lot more charitable to her over the phone than I would have been.

@psilocybe He believed every word of a guy claiming to be a lawyer and didn't question any of it lol

Raymond Caylor
He was on 28 years probation for fraud after doing prison time.  You don’t get a sentence like that for being a victim.  I’m quite sure that he did something bad enough to be personally sued for big bucks and wanted to shelter his assets.

I would also bet that he didn’t realize the call was unsolicited.  He likely had a lawyer working on shielding his assets and his wife likely knew it.

He did prison time then was on 28 YEARS probation for FRAUD.  That means he is sharper than he appears to be.  People like that quite often have grudging admiration for other con artists.

@theNEWMASKSdudexxx ironic because he's just trying to reason with her while OP says he wouldn't be as rational. He isn't the dull tool, anyone that thinks he is, is.

C.O. Jones He’s a fool.  That’s why she was able to manipulate him so easily.

@theNEWMASKSdudexxx Man your so right. He took a unsolicited phone call from a man who said he was a lawyer and told him to put the house in her name. WTF

He probably still felt like he was in love with her at that point. Emotions take longer to catch up with facts than logic does.

He doesn't strike me as the sharpest tool in the shed


You can tell how narcissistic she is in the phonecall to her husband after she is arrested as she's telling him he's not trying to help her and acting like he owes her anything. He asks her to sign the house back over to him, making the deal that he will help out her mom and she says "That's what you're thinking about. I'm sitting here rotting and you're thinking about getting a house." There is SO much manipulation in just that one sentence.

In reality, all she thought about was the house. She looked uncomfortable when the police told her he was back at the house looking after the dogs. His life for a house. That's all she thought of. He should have hung up instead of putting up with more bs.

Very reminiscent of Casey Anthony on the phone with her mother and brother. "Okay you guys aren't helping at all. You're wasting my time. Why did I bother calling you?"

Yeah, that phonecall got me DISGUSTED! She's such a horrible, horrible person

What I want to know is whether she still owns the house, or whether Mike was able to overturn the ownership because of the fraudulent way it was obtained by her.

It doesn’t enter her mind that she’s the one who has nerve refusing to sign the house she manipulated him out of back over to him while she tried to kill him AND is pleading for his help. Narcissists get things ass backwards.

That's literally how my dad manipulates my mom all the time


Man they did this wrong. They should of had her husband walk into the interrogation room BEFORE they told her he was alive That would of been GOLD.

@Supreme Magnetic I remember that video.

There is a case on video somewhere where the cops do that, as the wife is “crying”, the cops tell her he’s not dead and then he walks in real quick and she yells him name out and acts happy and surprised, like she didn’t just try to get him killed. They found her guilty as well. I think it was a black couple.

@Connor O'sullivan that would have been hilarious

Get him to walk in and ask the officers if they want anything from McDonald’s, then walk out without acknowledging her

He walks in and they pretend he's not there

I was thinking that. Totally missed the most epic reaction. Still petty kings though

I like that. That'll the dramatic movie version!


I've watched this video so many times. Every single time is just as infuriating as the last. Dalia is a horrible excuse for a human being

@ChrisGrump were there women in the jury? Then its like her

@Seanmy388 dont mention that case. It infuriates me to no end. The Jury in that case should be jailed for gross idiocy. 😩

I know at least it has a satisfying ending unlike the Casey Anthony case

Human being let her be this way... its crazy how she thought she could get away with this lol

What she did is horrible but imo the police went too far as they already had evidence, and if you abandon your wife for an escort you just met it is kinda hilarious this happens

Me too. Tbh I watched most of the uploaded videos several times, they are all great but Dalia's show is for sure in my top 3. Only topped by Koppenhaver and my all time favorite Jodi.

Yes, same here!  Lol.  I still can’t see how people described her as beautiful.  🤦🏼♀ A lot of makeup and implants.  Not attractive imo.


I'm sorry but the intro's editing had me rolling

The song, the script, all just went together SO WELL
The equivalent of CSI's opening and the sunglasses being taken off

"and Michael had finally met his princess... music pause or so he thought" "YOU'RE THE DEVIL IN DISGUISE"
Brilliant!

I'm sorry but the intro's editing had me rolling

The song, the script, all just went together SO WELL
The equivalent of CSI's opening and the sunglasses being taken off

"and Michael had finally met his princess... *music pause* or so he thought" "YOU'RE THE DEVIL IN DISGUISE"
Brilliant!

oh my goodness same, im so not used to something that upbeat at the beginning of these videos but it transitioned into what i’m familiar with. when i say CHILLS-


What amazes me about this is during that whole call, the boyfriend never really raised his voice, he kept a calm tone, and didn't cuss her out a lot nor did he really even show any hostility at all. That's so surprising after hearing you're "lover" just tried to hire someone to kill you.

Husband. She took vows. She married him to scam him.

To be fair, he wasn’t just randomly told he was being targeted. They already had a fight where he asked her if she was setting him up, so that could have planted the seed of doubt, and then he was told about it by the police, and then he sat at home for hours while she was interviewed and processed. So he had time to calm down and be coached before answering.

It's cause her tricks were starting to work on his small mind. Mr divorce his wife for an escort

I'm of the opinion that the cops probably told him to pick up any call he received from her because it would be recorded and could be used by the prosecution. Police possibly also told him to not raise his voice, threaten her etc. etc. otherwise the defense could bring up some BS about Dalia being a battered wife and his attempted murder was her supposed only way out. All speculation of course, maybe the dude is just an idiot.

He was still trying to wrap his head around the whole idea of his wife he loved so much who never showed signs of discomfort would want to get rid of him. Thumbs up to the guy who took it to the police. He should be grateful to him for not handing him to a real hit man


Its incrediblly cathartic to know that someone who relied on their looks to commit such awful acts will waste the last of their best years behind bars

She's still manipulating the system though her lawyers are disgusting and so is she.


Only 16 years?  As far as she knew, he was dead.  Had she been able to find a real willing hitman, he would be dead.  That alone should be on par with actual murder and a life sentence without the possibility of parole should be on the table.  Her re-trial attorney is a clown.

I agree she deserves life imprisonment she sat and lied to him after being caught then accused him of wanting to be a celebrity and planning this setup which is weird, at least she should've been given 40 years to make sure this nut job doesn't procreate and to at least give her ex husband some feeling of security, 16 years isn't enough so in my mind she was still able to manipulate the system smh

@Tomislav B. Yeah, he seemed like one of the sleaziest, slimiest, defense attorneys I’ve ever seen. Not a single, solitary ounce of legitimate integrity within the guy whatsoever. I understand that defense attorneys need to do what they have to do to get their client off, but most of them are at the very least capable of stringing together a semi-passable defense. This guy didn’t believe a word of what he said, yet thought he could gaslight the reporter (as well as us, the audience, by osmosis) into thinking he actually believes any of the inane horse shit spewing from his mouth.

Her attorney has a really nice suit considering he's in a business of selling crap.

Pisses me off she got 6 years to be smug at home. Her fucking face in the image that came up at the mention of house arrest should be further evidence.


there is no way she expects him to “try” to help her and ask “why?” when he said no. BITCH YOU TRIED TO KILL HIM HELLO?!? he was too nice to her otp

it is NOT TRUE. She did nothing, IT IS NOT TRUE. She didn't do anything!

cause she owned the title to the house 😂😂😂


She should have gotten the max sentence due to her continued denial of her actions.  Clearly she needs a LOT of time to think about right & wrong.


I just realized that when she said she wanted to see her husband before the interrogation. It was because she wanted to make sure he was dead

oo that is really chilling. I never thought of that and I've watched this several times. 😳


It's crazy how shameless can an attorney go to such extent with these bs just because someone pays them.


11:20 The way that she immediately starts acting like she's distraught is jarring, she didn't even have time to process the information she was given. I'm sure someone who really lost someone and found out like that with no suspicion or knowledge that their loved one was at risk would stop and be in shock at first.

Bro did you read the comment saying they should have brought the husband in and pretend like everyone couldn't see him like he was a ghost


its amazing how calm her husband was after learning that she tried to kill him. i would have immediately hung up and got a protection order


Absolutely riveting how she executed her frantic concern for her husband to her lonesome dog @12:10. A few years have passed, and i still wonder if  that dog is doing good or not?! I just cant take it.


Did anybody else blood boil when she was confronted with the evidence and she tried to deny it and turn the whole situation onto her 'husband' like... who the fuck do you think you are. Do you think the police And court systems are stupid? What a silly little girl that got a dose of reality in the end.


Her phone conversation with Mike is just beautiful, poetic and karmatic and enfuriating at the same time.


I can't even lie...... Someone please give Dalia an Emmy Award. That was the performance of a lifetime


For anyone yet to finish the video I'm curious how much time do you think the judge is going to hit her with? (It can be anywhere from 48 months- 30 years)


Oh man. Everything she says just makes me hate her more. If she was a movie character I would find it unbelievable lol


She reacted a lil too quickly when the police said Michael was dead. Instantly knew that shit was fake


A person who lives her life off her looks manipulating all men she encounters to give her everything. I burst into laughter at her being 50 getting out looking at the picture at the end she has the face of someone who will age terribly, might aswell as been a death sentence but who knows she has 16 years to grow up i guess and learn to live like a normie when shes out.


I have to ask, are those lawyers at the end actually that delusional? like how you can even be willing to take an open and shut case like this? how can you sit there and honestly believe the lies your telling live on camera? insane.


I know this was a serious situation but you know dam well they had fun doing this I mean the point they made to take it this far is amazing 👏🏻 nice catch tho glad she got caught before something happened


I am shocked that she managed to act that Well For that Long.


You have a point ,and there was a slight joyousness to his response when he heard Dalia's voice! 28:26


I had to turn down the volume when she heard of the death and started crying - loved the hands shaking with the French white manicure.


I cannot believe she used her phonecall to call her husband. <br>"you're not even trying!!!"

I cannot believe she used her phonecall to call her husband.
"you're not even trying!!!"


Kind of funny watching her pretend to break down and the cops knowing it's bs.


Bro she is such a bad actress 😂

Literally didn't even go "what?" Or pretend to be a disbelief she was just waiting for him to say his lines so she could start fake crying


Crazy guess here, Her mom NEVER TOLD HE NO.

“You you can’t have that candy now”
“No you you shouldn’t hit your friends”
“He do not take what’s ours!”

“Oh sweetie well if your hungry now go ahead”
“Oh she loves to play ruff sorry”
“She was only borrowing it, she still is really!”

Never an ‘I’m sorry’ it’s only an excuse.


im pretty sure that the police officer who told her that her husband is dead and then saw her whole crying gig tells that story to every party he goes to


WOW !! After seeing the sting to catch her hiring the hitman on Dateline  I knew this Beotch was an evil , conniving piece of work but the details here shines a whole 'nother level of wickedness on her.


When she said "I wanna go home", they should have taken her to her cell (so she'd understand what 'home' means now).


It's so fucked that they got a mistrial for the first one because of technicality. That's a fucking joke considering what she did and all the proof. I legit don't know how they were able to keep her off the bench for 6 years.


Every time I watch a JCS video I'm re-reminded that lawyers truly are the lowest scum of the earth.


I can't believe we found someone who has worse acting than the kids in any family youtube channel.


Very similar behaviour to Casey Anthony. Both of them denying everything even though they’re in the wrong. Seem like they have no compassion and are simply narcissic. The common point is the fact that they are some very manipulative person. They just disregard other people to get what they want.


okay im very excited to watch this whole video as always, because your videos are amazing, but holy fuck i just had to quickly comment that im only 1:01 in and my jaw has dropped open. what the fuck that opening was SO GOOD. ok, anyway, on to the actual video :)


Her crying and freaking out is priceless


So satisfying the moment the detective says cut the act. We know you set up this whole thing.


I would have cursed her tf out and hung up on her if she would have called me after trying to get me killed. There is NOTHING she would be able to say to me. Actions speak louder than words!  She's got a lot of nerve!  Just sick and evil!

Somebody pointed out the police might have encouraged him to talk to her, to see if they get even more from her caught on tape.


"I beg you to have mercy for my daughter... the cold-blooded witch who tried to have her husband assassinated" why are people like this?


I am very relieved to learn that no one was hurt in all this; this is fascinating and fabulously planned, edited, and narrated<br>Plus, awesome to see True Crime Loser make a cameo

I am very relieved to learn that no one was hurt in all this; this is fascinating and fabulously planned, edited, and narrated
Plus, awesome to see True Crime Loser make a cameo


Dalia: I saw what you saw and it's not true!
Mike: Then what exactly were you doing in that car with the hit man who was telling you how he was going to kill me?
Dalia: Can't you come and see me so we can talk in person?
Mike: No, I'm not coming to see you.
Dalia: HOW CAN YOU DO THIS TO ME!?!??!


11:21 and the award for outstanding performance in a leading role in a drama goes to...


this might just be me but i feel she should have gotten the full 30 years


That poor guy - OH HER AUDACITY 😢  -  This is such a heartless human being


Did the guy get his house signed back to him?  Did he lose financially due to all this?


Not an easy task for a defence attorny, when the whole courtroom is laughing behind his back, including the employees 🤣🤣🤣 and the rest of the world i imagine, Rolling on the floor (i did) this was just so bizarre and weird


The secondhand embarrassment thou?? "it is MY HOUSE! i want him out of MY house' bruh whattt?? and also, she even called the person she wanted to kill lmaooo I almost laughed


I find her reaction to him being killed cringeworthy.


Legends had it , Mike is the best friend of this witches Ex .. there's a strong reason why that guy went to cops instead of searching for Hitmans... Kudos to the guy who saved a well worth Humans life.. Wish you the best Mike... Much love from India... And what a splendid job done by the cops... India needs more cops like you guys... Smart , compose,calm, knowing the right questions to ask and hence proved guilty.. thank you .. :)


He took the stand like an absolute boss.


Love how this one is edited also great vids all of them 👍


“If sexy being crime, then I am arrest.” - Dalia Dippodidn’tDoAnything


Imagine if the fake hitman was one of the cops at the “murder” scene


I cringed when she started crying at the fake news of her husband's death. What a horrible person and ridiculously manipulative too. 😠


If i was Mike and she called me ,this is how the convo would go

"Hey it's me”
"Oh hi,get fucked Dalia”
Hangs up

If i was Mike and she called me ,this is how the convo would go

"Hey it's me”
"Oh hi,get fucked Dalia”
*Hangs up*


The real sociopaths in this case are those defense attorneys at the end.


When Dalia did NOT get out of her chair at @16:50 and attack the black man, the cop knew she was guilty.


11:21 that was great acting. phenomenal. BUT IMAGINE THE EMBARRASSMENT AFTER THAT


Lmao the ultimate gas lighting "I saw what you saw and heard what you heard it's not true". Ma'am...MAAM. YOU CANNOT BE SERIOUS. It's actually hilarious. She's not even cute either. She's skinny, fake tan and dark hair. That doesn't make her beautiful. She's crazy as shit


The real question is Did mike ever get his house back though

He did 👏🏼👏🏾👏🏼👏🏾 💃 🕺🏼 🕺🏼🕺🏼💃💃💃

He did 👏🏼👏🏾👏🏼👏🏾 💃 🕺🏼 🕺🏼🕺🏼💃💃💃


So I guess he shouldn’t have divorced his wife after cheating on her with an escort?

And she’s blaming this on her ex?


The defense had to weave some WILD stuff together xD


What an interesting act the police were playing here I love the theatrics lol


You think she's the bottom of the barrel<br>   and then she finds that second "lawyer"

You think she's the bottom of the barrel
   and then she finds that second "lawyer"


this is my favorite jcs video because nobody dies 🥳


when she started to cry I got second-hand embarrassment


great video, I was so surprised to hear the name Lowell Correctional Institution in Gainesville, FLorida since I currently reside in the area for school.


'Who's number is this?
.... That's you're home number.
Oh.'
😭💀


continue jsc plz ive seen each episode like 10 times!!!


By the end did anyone else feel like they were watching jersey shore? <br>its crazy how her lawyer and herself claimed it was the police departments intention to creat a reality tv show and in turn is what got them on talk shows.... bc thats what they wanted.... to walk away with money.

By the end did anyone else feel like they were watching jersey shore?
its crazy how her lawyer and herself claimed it was the police departments intention to creat a reality tv show and in turn is what got them on talk shows.... bc thats what they wanted.... to walk away with money.


A+ acting job for all the cop people involved


At 21:45 She asked for a phone call but they just kinda brushed it off. If she said "She need to call her lawyer." They would've stopped the interrogation on that spot right?


Her defense team: grasps at straws
                                    "There are no straws here guys"
                                        fabricates crazy straws

Her defense team: *grasps at straws*
                                    "There are no straws here guys"
                                        *fabricates crazy straws*


“No I didn’t do that” is not a solution to every problem


"I didn't do anything" girl did you not hear the fact that they recorded everything????? XD


Can we appreciate the clip that starts @ 0:51? Like the dude was committed to climbing the car and when that backfired he tried to escape, and wham! copper tackling him to the damn ground; idk why, but that’s just my favorite clip lol

Can we appreciate the clip that starts @ 0:51? Like the dude was committed to climbing the car and when that backfired he tried to escape, and *wham!* copper tackling him to the damn ground; idk why, but that’s just my favorite clip lol


what a psychic person this is why i am living alone for the rest of my life


Lol her “current” (as of the 2020 interview) attorney looks like if Saul Goodman and Donald Trump had a kid

The guy just looks like he reeks sleevy lawyer cologne


It was s a good case to teach to new cops...


Can Mike get his house back from the clutches of that evil witch?


The moment he tells the other officers to come in and cuff her for solicitation of 1st degree murder....hot moment.


This is the most satisfying video I have ever watched. She thought she was going to get away with it... then... BOOM 💥 we got you now.


Her: ....M-M-Michael? ...It's me.

Him: * Chewing on an apple * Oh hey! What's up?


Honestly, if my wife tried to call a hit on me and I was invited into the interrogation room, you can bet your ass I would Spiderman 3 my way into that room.


should’ve pursued an acting career instead of doing this bs


dalia's mom. i see why she does the things she does.


You shouldn’t get less of a sentence because you failed to do what you wanted to do. It’s like murderers are given a gift for failing to kill someone. Their intention was to kill, whether it worked out or not, in the end they wanted this person dead. I don’t get that! Send her away forever!


He signs his house over to her, she tries to get him framed for drug possession and she then tries to have him murdered.  If I was Mike I would have serious trust issues with women.


looking at her speaking reminds me of "Sergeant Stacey Coons"


She "'cries" when the detective leaves but doesn't blink when they told her how he "got shot twice in the head" or how they took him upstairs...


Really glad the plot was foiled. Good looking out ex boyfriend lol


I heard what you heard, and I saw what you saw and I didn't do anything!


I despise lawyers so much, even if they know their client commits a certain crime, aslong as the accused has the money to pay the lawyers then they will happily go and argue the point that they are innocent. They are paid liers


You just know that Mike's first ex wife is kicking back with a bottle of red wine, wearing shades with a robe on, and just having a blast watching this karma unfold.

@Boa people dump thier partners for all kinds of dumb and selfish reasons. Regardless of what the reason was, there is no way his first wife was comparable to a woman who stole his house and tried to have him wacked.

@Zeruel The 14th angel Desole, ko teriya man diya

Yeah he cheated on her and he probably wasn’t a great guy. But you can’t seriously say him getting murdered is karma, like that’s disgusting

@Brian Lowe what <b>do</b> they deserve? A divorce? 50% of their assets gone?

@Brian Lowe what *do* they deserve? A divorce? 50% of their assets gone?

@Boa apparently you dont know how superficial people can be

She probably felt for him, because he's not a monster of a man. whatever reasons they separated for, it probably wasn't because he abused her somehow, so she wouldn't have reasons to be happy for his troubles.

gotta feel for the poor guy tho, guy met the "love of his life" and then they tried to kill him lol

@KT wait really? Shit, i misunderstood. Désolé

@Zeruel The 14th angel clearly your comprehension skills are a little lacking. they weren’t talking about dalia, they were talking about the ex-wife.

@Zeruel The 14th angel I was talking about the ex wife that he cheated on...Just like the OP.

@Cyds this was a moment you should have kept your mouth shut ... How does it feel to take the defense of someone like her ?

Being unbiased, I totally agree with you. Dude should have gotten divorced and should have had the common sense to know that a call girl isn’t a good choice to wife up.

@Psyche NOT saying he deserved to die, but you're implying that she did something. Not everyone has a good reason for cheating and then dumping their partners. Sometimes people are bored. Being bored does not count as a reasonable excuse.

There’s a reason why she would be his ex wife 🤦🏻


Police cruiser at 00:53 is City of Phoenix (AZ), not Florida! Great video regardless!


Went down the rabbit hole with no intention of ever returning to the light


35:28 "I want him out of my house. It's my house."

35:28 "I want him out of my house. It's *my* house."


only house arrest for 6 years??? I wonder if she got the house they lived in together during that time..


They died a great job and they played the part all to well.


He should of stayed with the lady from 7 years.


Judge: If you can say the letter S properly, I’ll throw out the whole case you set you free
Dalia:Ethhhh
Judge: 20 years in prison
Dalia. 😭😭

Ooooof, that was excruciating to listen to. 😣


21:34 "AND They were wrong!!!" or at least that's what I overheard in my head XDDDDDDDDDDDD


“This is not true,”. What the fuck? She is completely manipulating everyone and depending off of her “looks”. I am so sad that people like this exist… And then having the audacity to ask and cry to Mike Dippolito about this? Disgusting…

@Yourven Parianen therefore the quotation marks


* her husband walks in at the police station* how the tables have tabled.


Why? What in this life is something you would take a life over? You can't take that with you when you are gone. I have hated people. I really don't like my ex-husband, but I would never kill him. I would never joke about pregnancy. There are women who would sell their souls to be a mother and treat their kids with so much love. I am more dangerous to myself than anyone else.


A dude with a whole lot of money (and not a whole lot of brains) and a money hungry escort with no money and no brains, meet, fall in love and quickly get married...WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG? LOL! Case closed ;)


So good so obvious she was faking her emotions from non stop crying and panic to completely calm


I have second hand embarrassment for this bad acting she's doing.


This was a satisfying case to watch, Merry Christmas Jim.


She is definitely going to get an Oscar in Hell.

Her and the “what?? No way?” Predator from to catch a predator


Why'd this woman only target ppl named Mike?<br>Edit: Dang, broke the streak with the third guy.

Why'd this woman only target ppl named Mike?
Edit: Dang, broke the streak with the third guy.


His first wife should be enjoying the drama with some popcorn and coke. Laughing !


I cannot even can with her lawyer's shadow of a brain


34:34 she's saying she's getting finger printed now


20:30 “can i have an offer come in here and cuff this… cuff this person.”


I am scared of beautiful people, I know my fear is irrational and I am aware of it.

34:40 take a good look, there's no beauty there


those police are great actors !!! her... not so much lolol


Why does the interrogator sound like Dr Phil


16:37 I wish the video was clearer so we could see her face at this moment hajashfjskdh


IT'S NOT TRUUUUEEEE!<br>No remorse, even at the end, just give her the jab mr Fauchi

IT'S NOT TRUUUUEEEE!
No remorse, even at the end, just give her the jab mr Fauchi


The most unbelievable part is the police believed that wasn’t his coke and let him go

You all be going on about the coke thing, thats irrelevant, the facts are she wanted to wax him

Who cares about that part. Imagine if that was your partner

Who cares about that part. Imagine if that was your partner

@Kurt Shaw yea man I suspected as much but I wasn’t quite sure. You’re right though that people carry that disposition.

@Paul Zaruba I know man. I was being sarcastic and tried to convey that by being absurd and adding the blank face but on the internet you just cant tell cause people will say that and 100% be serious.

@Kurt Shaw lmao not quite. There was already a history there for the multiple anonymous tips that were provided to the cops about him being involved with narcotics/pharmaceuticals that ended up being nothing.

They would have all of this information when they look him up in their system, there will be case history. Not to mention guilty people are generally terrible at concealing their guilt so after having all of the information and talking to the guy they determined he was telling the truth. This is not an unreasonable outcome given the information.

It’s disingenuous to claim this is a race issue.

@000kankuro I don’t believe so
White people are arrested for coke as often as black people if you look at the actual #s

@Ultra CNC you should watch the video. Also, how do you know that? Is there anywhere I can find info on what I can get away with?

@Ultra CNC oh, so they did all that? Weird, in the video he and the woman drive away from the whole thing. I would assume they would at least put him under arrest.

@LOL60345 I wouldn't outright say it is true that it is because he is white, but it could play a factor. I don't think most of them are racist for considering it.

@BatQuad 888 I'm just gonna assume you're trolling, alright.

@BatQuad 888 I'm just gonna assume you're trolling, alright.

@BatQuad 888 Bruh I can't even decipher what you're saying.

@BatQuad 888 Bruh I can't even decipher what you're saying.

Haha so funny they believed him cause he’s white and white people don’t do crime and black people do so the cops get the black people and let the white people go its so accurate haha so hilarious not a drawn out tired joke at all 😐

Kenneth Walton and you know that this doesn’t happen often? Why? Because they don’t put it in the YouTube videos you watch more often. 👌🏽

I think they suspected she was the 911 caller.

I think they suspected she was the 911 caller.

@Thydeepestfear Yep, A whole bunch of cops that catch people with coke and let them go because they aren’t sure it belongs to them.

Whole bunch, Just ask a cop how often they do it 👍🏻

Kenneth Walton there are plenty of cops that actually care and go out of their way for people. Please stop acting like your bias reflects reality.

the fact that numerous tips kept coming in and being false, probably saved him. If she put drugs in the first tip, he wouldve been screwed.

@Gwen haha, the cop was like this cant be his i dident plant it, let this man go

OMG some of you people smdh....they believed him because of the prior calls of supposed drug distribution then steroids, nothing was ever found, then she planted the evidence and once again called the cops anonymously once more knowing they would finally find something The cops were already suspicious of her because she was really calm while her husband was having a breakdown over it. She was the only other person (besides the husband) who knew where they were going to be, at home, the luxury hotel the expensive restaurant....

OMG some of you people smdh....they believed him because of the prior calls of supposed drug distribution then steroids, nothing was ever found, then *she planted* the evidence and once again called the cops *anonymously* once more *knowing* they would finally *find* something The cops were already suspicious of her because she was really calm while her husband was having a breakdown over it. She was the only other person (besides the husband) who knew where they were going to be, at home, the luxury hotel the expensive restaurant....

Maybe he knew one of the cops? I have never heard a story where an officer let someone go after finding drugs. Does anyone on this friend know of anyone in their life that was caught with drugs and only got a warning?

Especially in with Florida cops I live in Florida and know people who have had a joint and go to jail wow

@Laura Gomez That is definitely a contributing factor

@Laura Gomez That is definitely a contributing factor

So yeah, it is rather odd they let him go.  Cops love POCS of hard stuff, because it's always a felony (at least as the initial charge, often pled down or given drug court or something in court)

@Ludic Tutor ANY possession of coke, no matter if a spec in a bag or a full gram in ANY jurisdiction in the United States is a FELONY possession charge.

To my knowledge, unless someone wishes to correct me, there is NO misdemeanor possession for coke (as well as meth, heroin, etc, the "hard" drugs)

@Ludic Tutor ANY possession of coke, no matter if a spec in a bag or a full gram in ANY jurisdiction in the United States is a FELONY possession charge.

To my knowledge, unless someone wishes to correct me, there is NO _misdemeanor_ possession for coke (as well as meth, heroin, etc, the "hard" drugs)

I think it’s saving grace was the fact that it’s Florida. From what I hear from a friend, you find cope just about as often as you can find lizards there

I know right.  If I didn’t believe in miracles, after that I might start.

Because he was like:<br>We had a coke in the car and I am driving sober?

Because he was like:
We had a coke in the car and I am driving sober?

Вардан Степанян

@Zoroaster they are trained for that stuff

@Zoroaster they are trained for that stuff

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

@Cjthey already are.  Judging a case by the facts doesn't fit the narrative.  The husband is obviously despicable.  Just check his levels whiteness.  And even though the wife was taped committing the crime, she says she is innocent, and SHE must always be believed.  Facts, shmacks, so old fashion and unwoke.  Just count up a few comments and check out the stupidity, being exactly what you expected.  I am hoping somebody just thinks they are funny, but wouldn't be surprised if they believe that crap.

Watch, someone’s gonna make it a race thing

Watch, someone’s gonna make it a race thing

yeah the primary reason is that he is white.

yeah the primary reason is that he is white.

the cops would usually be the ones who planted it

the cops would usually be the ones who planted it

@Ludic Tutor Uhm a cigarette pack has to be the very most common storage receptacle known to mankind for narcotics and where do you live where one gram of coke may not get you arrested because leftover residue in a bag would get you arrested here much less a gram.

@Kenneth Walton It's what was said in the video. Inside a cigarrette pack.....Plus, it was like a gram, it's not like they were gooing to drag him to jail for it....I hope

@Ludic Tutor In Florida especially I don’t believe coke above the spare tire is all that uncommon if that’s what you meant by lame

If you meant lame then I have no idea what you could mean by that

Kenneth Walton, they didn't buy the fact that he would leave it in such a lame place. Get it right

I think she did plant it! She was trying to get him locked up again when thay didn't work she moved on to hiring someone to kill him

@Zoroaster Yea they usually are good at what they do but what they do is primarily arresting & ticketing people not spending a lot of time worrying about if their may be some other explanation.

Yeah I guess some cops are really good at what they do. I'm guessing he got really lucky.


she really does have the audacity to blame the person she was literally trying to kill for not helping her


“I just wanna see my husband please”

“Believe me, you don’t” so subtle and savage lol

Haha never picked up on the double meaning.  "When you see him you will never be able to forget it" lol

@Self-Righteous Ideologue that would be  the most outrageous revelation..lol

I wish the undercover didn't act like a criminal arrested when he went into the interrogation room. He should have came in wearing a gun and a badge and take a seat across from her saying, "Hi, remember me?"

He was faking like his face was blown off. I've heard this said before

They needed to make her think he was dead lol simple explanation

Also made it sound like if he was dead<br> it was super gruesome disturbing death

Also made it sound like if he was dead
 it was super gruesome disturbing death

@Jay Bro. Thanks 'cause the officer’s statement went over my head.


The saddest part about this is that Mike never really accused her and was very passive. Perfect target for a manipulator. If he could have helped her I reckon he would have.

@Andreia Anderson yeah cause that's on the level of hiring someone to kill somebody. Good grief

I think it was wrong of him to cheat on his wife but I’m sure she manipulated him into leaving the wife

Nah that speech at the end said otherwise. Mike was done. He finally put on his big boy pants and he spoke from the heart. Not a single word that came out his mouth was disagreeable. Good for him. Better late than never.

Some people always feel bad no matter who the person is or what they did. I'm sort of like that but not to this extent. If someone tried to kill me or someone I love I'd want that person dead


This is scary how determined she was to kill someone, the extent she went through. Psychopaths are insane.

Stereoraptor psychopaths are definitely not like normal people. I suggest you read Dr Robert Hare’s The Disturbing World of The Psychopaths Among Us.

psychopathy is just the defect of lacking normal human empathy and the ability to fabricate emotions and tendency to manipulate others. they aren't all insane, in fact, most are just normal people that might be a little more of a jackass than the average joe.

@Postal Employee Newman 🇺🇦 me too. Scary thought

@Scarlet Woman I'm only scared that she'll be smarter next time and her possible victim wouldn't even know what hit him... THAT'S fucking terrifying.

She'll have lost her looks and her sexuality weapon by the time she's released, so she's not likely to get far.

Didn't think she was attractive in the first place to be honest)

@Postal Employee Newman 🇺🇦 I'm sure she had the next rich men on her hook.

I'm only terrified of what that psycho is going to do AFTER she gets released prison...


I've never been as irritated in my entire life as I was listening to the phone call between Dalia and Mike from jail where she's asking him to help her. I almost had to turn the video off at that point for fear that I might punch a hole through my monitor.

He should help her.  Imagine he does all he can to support her, and because of the evidence, she still goes to jail.  What would that do to her psychologically?  What’s left for her mind to afford innocence?

Then when she demands that he get out of HIS OWN HOUSE after she conned him into signing it over to her.

Rory I just laughed at her - so pathetic. I thought Mike wasn’t hard enough on her, though.

I have a family member like this girl. Cleaned up a dude of his property pretending they were going to sell their house and buy another one together....transfered the money into her name, then told him she didn't love him anymore.<br>She then messed with his head so much that he attempted suicide, just so she could get rid of him without murdering him and have full custody of the kid.

I have a family member like this girl. Cleaned up a dude of his property pretending they were going to sell their house and buy another one together....transfered the money into her name, then told him she didn't love him anymore.
She then messed with his head so much that he attempted suicide, just so she could get rid of him without murdering him and have full custody of the kid.

Mike managed to almost keep a sense of humor about it. The better phone call was to her mom. She asked her mom when mike (old bf from NY) would get to visit her. Her mom thought she was referring to mike dippolito and said"why would he see you, you just tried to have him killed ".  Momma  knows her real daughter.

Dude what got me the most was her super dramatic change of tone as soon as he mentioned returning the house to his name in exchange for his help with the situation and finances. She immediately went cold and even hostile in her tone. From desperate, innocent, and victimized to hostile and greedy skeeve, just like that. Astonishing

As someone whom spent two years in a relationship with a sociopath, that phone call (and her behaviour in general) hit uncomfortably close to home.

I know right! I was practically yelling at my monitor like "HANG UP ON HER!" or at least say like, "Are you that stupid, you expect me to help you when you tried to have me whacked??" the entitlement is beyond gross.

What I find creepy here is at 30:30, when her tone changes back and forth between whiny and serious. Manipulative.

@Jaimee Brooks he seems to be a very nice person, maybe too nice ! some may think he's stupid but it takes alot of personality to be polite, even when talking to your worst enemy.

For real, I wouldn't even talk to her if I was him. Certainly wouldn't go back and forth 100 times. So frustrating, then he asks how he's supposed to help her? Why would you want to at all?!?!?!

@Sparky Runner She is certainly not pretty lol

when she gets mad at her husband not helping her after getting arrested for trying to murder him... lol what was she thinking. I would have hung up or probably never picked up in the first place.

I cringed so much.. How is she trying to deny what's been caught on tape?

Yeah I guess that's a better response than sheer laughter...

I know right, I wander if she was a man, might she have been less likely to have been let off as easy in the first place?

I actually stopped watching at that point. It was too much


How EMBARRASSING they really went through with the fake murder and had her do that TERRIBLE acting 😂😂😂 lmao

They where all good actors except for her😂

I'm glad they made that up is hilarious 😂

@Tylijah Brown I would have had a hard time not cracking up if I were the undercover cop when they brought him in the room. Too damn funny.

It’s even funnier when u think about how many times 😭😂she probably practiced tht shit in the mirror

EXACTLY my thoughts lol I was laughing so hard😂😂

I guarantee she thought her performance was positively Oscar-worthy.

It was an evidence gathering tactic it’s what made arresting her so simple and easy.

@Necro Mancer By that I mainly mean secondhand embarrassment as in it's cringe as heck to watch lol.

Embarrassing .... I hope she gets tortured in prison.

They was petty for that, I wonder how many of them fought a laugh


Dalia's phone call to Mike in a nutshell: "I tried killing you and you're not going to help me get away with it?? WOW tHaNks."

If you won't help me, get out of my house

@Fimmt yup call it psychopath, sociopath whatever it boils down to the same thing everytime

She's sick, there is no point in questioning or getting frustrated about what words she used to talk her nonsense, her notion of reality is abnormally distorted and that's the whole point of this video..

It was a risky idea because the final lawyer based his entire defense on that stunt.

@A W I think we need more details of her life to figure that out.  But you could be right

@Dee Rick Jesus that makes me feel even worse for the battered wives/girlfriends, that they, unlike Mike, buy in to the gaslighting by their abusers. I couldn't bare to watch this all the way through if Mike actually fell for it in the end.

Well if you think about it her trying to convince Mike that she didn't do what she did is no different from a guy who beats the crap out of his wife/girlfriend and is arrested than calls his abused wife/girlfriend from jail and convinces them to drop the abuse charges when the victim is covered in bruises and a black eye.

@A W I think it's more like a huge narcissistic personality disorder. That's why she hired someone to do the job instead of doing it herself.

@Bucs87 Wouldn't she be a psychopath? Cause it seems more like she has absolutely no empathy for anything or anyone, where as sociopaths have some limited empathy, at least depending on who or what or when.

@Leevi Lautanen he was out of it. He even was like “what the fuck no.” And then “gimme back my house and I’ll help your MOM” he was done

@Leevi Lautanen Well he did say "There's nothing I could do even if I wanted to". I think he was saying that his hands were tied more to get her off his back as if he cannot help either way then there is no reason to persuade him to do so.

And he is still not saying "wtf im not gonna help you" but "sorry theres nothing i can do"... this dude needs to snap out of it.

He offered to help her mother too and she still refused. She must not have heard the saying "do not bite the hand that feeds".


Shout out to my boy Muhammed here. You are the man!Went straight to P.D. and saved a life!

Sadly he's dead.<br>Mohamed Shihadeh, 40, was found dead in his Sebring apartment on Oct. 24, according to a police report. He was found by his brother after family members had not been able to reach him for two days.

Sadly he's dead.
Mohamed Shihadeh, 40, was found dead in his Sebring apartment on Oct. 24, according to a police report. He was found by his brother after family members had not been able to reach him for two days.

@TPQ1980 stop hating and stereotyping many lives taken by non muslim people bad and good people are everywhere

@Stephen Bidgood ahem, did you forgot the crusades?

Deli A’s maiden name is also Muhammad.. She was not so good..

Ice Man its life deal with it. people are always attacking islam for this thing and they cherry pick the things. and someone in the comments is talkimg ab it so please let me defend myself

@aisha Dont write disgusting things like "breaking a 9 year olds hymen".I dont like that kind of stuff and no one does.

Rob Roy he did not break her hymen at 9 years old. please educate yourself. society was different back then, just like women didnt get rights in the 1900’s. the mindset was completely different. they consumated the marriage when Aisha RA was much older. domt speak on things you dont know

@Ice Man Mohamed Shihadeh, 38, was arrested Sunday on charges of aggravated cyberstalking and written threats to commit bodily injury.

According to a Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office report, Shihadeh's ex-wife of four years told deputies she's recently "been putting up with Mohamed calling her numerous times a day and at all hours."

Sinder My point exactly and it wasn’t. There was no hate in that comment.

Do a search on "Mohamed Shihadeh". He's not a good dude.

It's so much more believable that<br> one woman is wrong than to believe the police, your husband, and two ex-husbands  all in cahoots to become famous. Can't believe an attorney even tried that lol. Must have gotten a huge paycheck.

It's so much more believable that
 one woman is wrong than to believe the police, your husband, and two ex-husbands  all in cahoots to become famous. Can't believe an attorney even tried that lol. Must have gotten a huge paycheck.

Sinder  Xenophobic? Since when was Muhammad a ethnicity? Use the words in it’s right term.

Muhammed: let's see what my crazy ex is up to
Dalia: "help me kill my husband"
Muhammed: uhhh that's too crazy for me calls the cops

Muhammed: let's see what my crazy ex is up to
Dalia: "help me kill my husband"
Muhammed: uhhh that's too crazy for me *calls the cops*

@Ice Man I actually thought it was funny lol.

homie owes muhammed a drink at the bar... for ever

Mohammad is also shady. Why she chose to contact HIM for that? He probably has connections with that business. He is shady

I agree!  Mohammed, if you read this brother, you did the RIGHT thing!  NONE of this would have been possible without you first alerting the authorities!  I hope Mike hooked up with you and bought you a shit-ton of beer!

@TPQ1980 how many people has been killed in the name of Jesus

Rob Roy Woah woah woah, buddy, no one is comparing Christianity to Islam here. All Im saying is that if you assert that many lives have been taken by “Muhammads” then you are attributing malice to millions of people in Islamic culture where it does not exist. People who have not taken 9 year old wives and people who certainly haven’t killed anyone.

And if you truly believe that anyone who practices Islam agrees with child marriage and Jihad, then you are severely stereotyped and jaded. My best friend is deeply Muslim and I’ve spent many nights with him and his family. While I don’t personally follow Islam, it certainly does not warrant this hatred. Jesus certainly doesn’t attribute malice to those who have none in their hearts, and neither should you.

Jeffrey Dohnger Right, and if you agree that it’s the most common name, don’t you think that’s painting with WAY too broad of a brush? That Muhammad, being the most common name in the world might be BECAUSE of the religion of Islam, and if you insinuate that “many more have been killed by Muhammad’s” you’re throwing the entire Islamic culture under the bus, the vast, vast majority of whom haven’t killed anybody and don’t desire to do so! It’s really so, so simple.

I was born and raised in America, but as you might notice, I’m of Slavic heritage. I live in an area with a lot of other Slavs and, unfortunately, a lot of people who don’t care for Slavic people, to put it lightly. Do you think I like hearing stuff like, “Never trust a Yury” “red army bastard” “stupid russki” and “my truck got stolen the other day, I think it was probably one of your Yury friends”? My names not Yury. I didn’t steal any truck. I’m not even Russian in the slightest. But to him, all Slavs were truck stealers, all Slavs stole his truck. Some dude actually said that to my face. And guess what? That’s racist my dude.

@TPQ1980 really!? come on, man, have some decency. No need to bring that crap here.

damn straight!! He should have gotten some reward money or something!

TPQ1980 ugh, why’d you have to take it there. Very racist statement. Muhammad happens to be the most common name in the world, not to mention the name of my best friend. Gah, delete that comment man!

Msak67 the moral was enough, the dehumanising is discredited every good intention.

Yea the dude did the right thing, i've never been more proud of someone i don't know personally

TPQ1980 many more taken by (insert commonly christian name here cause I don’t wanna stereotype when I don’t have to)

@Ice Man it's best to ignore it, it craves attention and that's why it says dumb things.

@TPQ1980 dude can we just not involve any religion, political views..etc. and appreciate what he did?


Ngl life seems more appropriate considering when she's released she'll probably go after the guy again. But I'm not a judge ofc


She went from hysterically crying to calmly telling details in full coherent sentences


is anyone gonna talk about how horrible and fake her crying is? when they first informed her of her husband's "death", she immediately started crying super hard like it was a teen movie or something. same thing when they were interrogating her. like, she planned all this out but couldn't get the crying down??

@Марина Ёлкина I would probably have felt there was something amiss and started gasping for him to spit the words out BEFORE he told me, honestly, but again that's been my reaction to losing a loved one. ESPECIALLY when there is a fear already there, and the best idea she had in that whole skit of hers was acting like she was concerned or crying as she was swiftly walking up to the house -as fake as she looked, there, too. But I have also been so completely out of my mind already that I maybe wasn't watching/waiting SO intensely as she was. Super waiting for her cue. Then that inta-gasp was just nuts cringe-worthy.

Edit: sorry, added a word lol

Shes not exactly smart or talented outside of a bedroom.

I thought her acting was pretty convincing if you consider the context. She came back from the gym and found her house wrapped in crime scene tape, an army of cops on the front lawn and a news crew filming the whole spectacle. People don't raise that much of a fuss over a few smashed windows and some stolen jewelry. The moment you come home to a scene like that and a cop mutters "I'm sorry but..." you immediately know what's up. Of course everybody reacts differently, but to be honest I'd probably already freak out if I came home and my house was marked as a crime scene.

@Lucy Fernandez yeah maybe she should have waited 4 more seconds before the hysteria but i thought the crying was pretty convincing.

@C P You seem to not be the only one who thinks that. And I guess on a surface level the hysteria is pretty convincing. Just that immediate hysteria isn't the reaction one would have when you've just been told for the first time that your loved one died. The initial reaction should be shock, denial and confusion. Anything after that depends on the situation and the individual. But immediate screaming (when you haven't even seen the body) is not natural or in any way how an actually grieving person would behave.

unpopular opinion but i thought it was good acting.

The first natural response would never be to start crying hysterically, but confusion and denial. She'd try to semi-calmly explain to the officers how it wouldn't be possible for him to have been shot because he always took proper care of himself or whatever. Then the voice starts to tremble more as the realization slowly sinks in that what the police said is true. You don't <b>usually</b> get told that your loved ones just died, so the first reaction is pretty much always just confusion.

The first natural response would never be to start crying hysterically, but confusion and denial. She'd try to semi-calmly explain to the officers how it wouldn't be possible for him to have been shot because he always took proper care of himself or whatever. Then the voice starts to tremble more as the realization slowly sinks in that what the police said is true. You don't *usually* get told that your loved ones just died, so the first reaction is pretty much always just confusion.

Exactly my thought. My first instinct would have probably been to complete deny it and push for them to let me in the house. I probably wouldn’t have even cried yet until I saw his body because my mind would not have let me believe that he was dead. That’s what happened when my brother in law died. Things don’t get processed that fast in your mind.

She had the act cooked up already, but has never felt empathy or grief so she didn’t even know what it looked like.

If you pay close enough attention, you'll notice she starts crying before he even gets the word "killed" out. Maddening 🤣

@scoobydoo I thought it was pretty impressive, and creepy in how impressive it was. Just that it was all too immediate - the crying came less than a second after she was informed. I think it would have been more effective if she asked him to repeat himself or something, and then started crying. It was just... way too rapid, if you didn't expect this to happen you'd need a second to process.

@Bookkeeper it's because it's so immediate, like, if you were just having a normal day, nothing suspicious or scary happening, and a normal life, and then one day you came home and was informed of this, I feel like the brain would simply need at least few seconds to process all the information, because such an idea would be so outside the realm of possibility for the day... and with her, she just cried, so immediately and so hard, like, less than a second after he finished the sentence. Yes, everyone reacts differently, but I think everyone also needs at least a second to process what was just said when it's something this out of the blue.

100%. It takes time for your brain to process these things and then you keep thinking that surely it’s all wrong, that what you see and hear isn’t really what’s happening. I have been there, even when I knew, I had seen the person die in front of me, I still wanted to grasp any tiny thing that might make it not true.

Many people react differently to tragedy, her reaction was valid , someone who wasn't involved in the case would've believed her reaction

My favorite part is when she almost fell into the policeman’s arms

@Bookkeeper this is a little personal but when my dad died i immediately started to cry and i was a complete mess. Everyone deals with shock and sadness differently.

She started shrieking before he even finished saying the word “killed”... this would be funny if it wasn’t so dark

Yeah it's so fucking bad. Like Instantly starts crying lmao, no acknowledging that this is actually true info.

@Bookkeeper agreed. I found out my grandpa died, I didn’t cry right away, it took me a few hours. I was in denial for a while, but you’re right. Everyone does respond differently.

I think the timing was a bit off but the crying and the shaking was very good acting.

The only real murder here was of her acting career.

@Марина Ёлкина yea the crying was bad acting, with you there.  Just mean the physical part was not that bad

@scoobydoo everyone is different, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to cry for some time, it's a shok and having a heart attack seems more possible than instant cry as in soap opera.

Марина Ёлкина

I thought her acting wasn't that bad. Like her hand shaking when told etc

You can definitely notice she was planning it beforehand, she started crying immediately after the officer gave her the news

I feel like most people would go into shock when being told that a loved one had been murdered. I wouldn’t have tears ready. I’d be hyperventilating and in disbelief. But then, everyone does respond differently…it’s just her crying was definitely off-putting and doesn’t come off as a natural grief response.

I actually started laughing at the announcement, the officer literally just couldn't talk


Hold on is that Elvis Presley's song playing on the intro? That woman is very cold evil and calculated


I love how the cop is keeping her away from himself when she tries to hug him while "crying" I can feel the disdain he feels towards her

You could only imagine what he’s thinking bout her

Yes I noticed too - urghh, the ugly side of human nature....not much humanity in Dalia though

i was wondering if i was the only one that noticed.. clearly not. he cant get her away from him self fast enough.. "take her, go ever there, no no no.. you need to go with these guys" LOL


The intro looks a like a trailer for one of those old street DVDs with a bunch of fucked up clips Lmao