Police could have just arrested her at the gym but instead someone was like "Yo chief, I got a funny idea."

Police could have just arrested her at the gym but instead someone was like "Yo chief, I got a funny idea."

They needed to gather incontrovertible evidence. Remember that even after this much evidence, her and her lawyer still tried to manipulate the system with bs excuses like reality tv show and all.

@Benjamin watch more cases bro Casey Anthony's shows what people can get away with if cops don't get as much evidence as possible

@Benjamin watch more cases bro Casey Anthony's shows what people can get away with if cops don't get as much evidence as possible

It takes a lot to build a case… they were thinking, “get as much evidence as possible”

It takes a lot to build a case… they were thinking, “get as much evidence as possible”

So many comedic golden moments. Including "why would I lie to you" after trying to kill him 🤥

So many comedic golden moments. Including "why would I lie to you" after trying to kill him 🤥

@MyLonewolf25 yes that is technically correct, but the comment is brilliant because it found a comedic take on a serious situation. None of us thought of it, so maybe don't obbsess over technical details (that every adult knows)

The police did a good job, obviously they did that to get every detail and evidence.

The police did a good job, obviously they did that to get every detail and evidence.

@Abo and the cops played her and made it look worse for her In court great job by the cops by doing that

@Abo and the cops played her and made it look worse for her In court great job by the cops by doing that

@SOUTH GA HEAD HUNTER well that was her idea, to act like she didn't know

@SOUTH GA HEAD HUNTER well that was her idea, to act like she didn't know

It's shows how evil she was by acting like she didn't know

It's shows how evil she was by acting like she didn't know

When did this happen? I'm lazy and can't be bothered to wait and watch

When did this happen? I'm lazy and can't be bothered to wait and watch

@Benjamin You’d be bewildered at the amount of ways this could be twisted by a medaily clever lawyer.

@Benjamin You’d be bewildered at the amount of ways this could be twisted by a medaily clever lawyer.

@Benjamin You would be surprised. Some lawyers are extremely good at their job. Some lawyers are so good that they can get you off the hook for the craziest shit through various means.

@Ricardo Montanía The amount of sas in just one word... incredible good sir. Incredible.

@Ricardo Montanía The amount of sas in just one word... incredible good sir. Incredible.

@Sa'id 7:38 "The authorities had more than enough evidence to arrest Dalia immediately" How did everyone ignore this?

@Sa'id 7:38 "The authorities had more than enough evidence to arrest Dalia immediately" How did everyone ignore this?

A felon and an escort.  Made for each other.  Florida!  Personally, I think Mike’s brain was in the tippy, tip, tip of his genitalia; certainly not between his two ears or hiding underneath all that hair gel.  Mike’s biggest mistake was not going through the required, Italian wedding preliminaries.  All Italian boys run their possible beloveds past their momma and their grandmamas. Those women have seen it all.  Dahlia would not have made it halfway through the first interview.  As soon as the word “escort” was mentioned, the screaming would have begun.

@Arabian PRINCE this vid has nothing to do with that

@Arabian PRINCE this vid has nothing to do with that

Considering how hard it was to convict her even with all they did, maybe it wasn't really for the laughs.

Considering how hard it was to convict her even with all they did, maybe it wasn't really for the laughs.

@Hardcore sadly if they would’ve just used the video, all she would’ve had to do was bust out in “tears” and some jury members would feel bad for her bc she’s a pretty woman in tears. That’s how it is here

Your statement is very funny! I love it here!

Your statement is very funny! I love it here!

@Benjamin dude, she was free for years EVEN tho they took it further with faking it happened

@Benjamin dude, she was free for years EVEN tho they took it further with faking it happened

@Benjamin They could add lesser charges like lying to police.

@Benjamin They could add lesser charges like lying to police.

@Benjamin never underestimate the stupidity of a jury.

@Benjamin never underestimate the stupidity of a jury.

@Lulu That, in no way made things easier for her as she was sentenced to 16 years in Prison in 2017, this case taught us Dalia is a gaslighter and a big time liar so I don't think any of this helped her at all.

@Yusuff that still doesn't make sense. What did they expect her to do when they faked the crime scene?? Say oh you know what never mind I killed him. Faking the crime seen was very strange and didn't help their case at all. It made it a lot easier for her to say it was a set up and that they told her she was auditioning for the show Cops

@Lulu It helps to study the case, despite us already knowing she did attempt to hire a hitman, having evidence of her denying and pretending to be unrelated to the crime helps cops and detectives study her patterns to understand how her mind works or what's actually going beyond the crime itself, the more details they get about the true intentions behind what she did and why she did it, the better, this evidence also helps to raise or lower her sentence time.

@Yusuff that makes ZERO SENSE. Having her fake crying over a fake crime scene did not help collect evidence🤨

@Yusuff that makes ZERO SENSE. Having her fake crying over a fake crime scene did not help collect evidence🤨

@Matt Chapman what are Christians supposed to do Matt🙄🙄🙄

@Matt Chapman what are Christians supposed to do Matt🙄🙄🙄

@Sa'id they literally had a video of her committing the crime. Tell me how telling her her husband was dead provided ANY evidence???? If anything it made the the cops look like liars and THAT'S why she may have been let out on technicality hon

@vert2552 they literally had a video of her committing the crime. Tell me how telling her her husband was dead provided ANY evidence???? If anything it made the the cops look like liars and THAT'S why she may have been let out on technicality hon

@Sa'id probably waiting on  her case to be charged. She was essentially being charged with murder 1.

@Sa'id probably waiting on  her case to be charged. She was essentially being charged with murder 1.

It's to build on the case. You want to be able to show this person's personality to the jury. The evidence required to charge someone for something like murder 1 is incredible high.

It's to build on the case. You want to be able to show this person's personality to the jury. The evidence required to charge someone for something like murder 1 is incredible high.

They even have fake pictures of dead body and even did a full fake service, where they have the person pay the fake hit man at least a down payment. They when deeper than that.

They even have fake pictures of dead body and even did a full fake service, where they have the person pay the fake hit man at least a down payment. They when deeper than that.

"Yo chief, you seen that show "Punked"?  "

"Yo chief, you seen that show "Punked"?  "

Man I read this comment before watching the vid and by god did I start uncontrollably laughing when I got it

Man I read this comment before watching the vid and by god did I start uncontrollably laughing when I got it

It gave them more evidence and more proof for the arrest, yes they had evidence that would have already convict her with the crime no doubt about it, but the more evidence they can gather the easier and less time inducing the entire case and process gets

@Hardcore that's not true don't listen to these idiots in the comments. The video is what got her charged and convicted. Everything else was nothing more than an elaborate prank.

@Hardcore that's not true don't listen to these idiots in the comments. The video is what got her charged and convicted. Everything else was nothing more than an elaborate prank.

I wonder whether they put a lie indicator onto all of her own acclaimed innocent statements

I wonder whether they put a lie indicator onto all of her own acclaimed innocent statements

@Gae Ljs I don't see what difference it would make, if you have video evidence of the person committing the crime and following through with the plan, there's no need for that kind of psychology to come into play.

From what I've learned from this channel,  the techniques you mention would only help when they require the person to contradict themselves and fall into traps, that will weaken their defense in court.

They didn't gain anything from her interrogation besides an admittedly very amusing gotcha moment, followed by flat out denial of the situation.

@Hardcore more like we wanna be sure that we can put a person in jail for atleast 10 years of their life and not have it be on false or misguided evidence

@Hardcore more like we wanna be sure that we can put a person in jail for atleast 10 years of their life and not have it be on false or misguided evidence

It's all calculated, if they arrested her at the gym she will be found out guilty the second she got arrested and be total silent in the interrogation room rather than being guided to an interrogation room first as a witness where she can talk.<br>It's all part of the psychology process, having the suspect with a lot of self-confidence before hammering them with evidences

It's all calculated, if they arrested her at the gym she will be found out guilty the second she got arrested and be total silent in the interrogation room rather than being guided to an interrogation room first as a witness where she can talk.
It's all part of the psychology process, having the suspect with a lot of self-confidence before hammering them with evidences

@DOUBLE0SEVEN Probably some random paperwork problem during the trial itself.

@DOUBLE0SEVEN Probably some random paperwork problem during the trial itself.

@Benjamin it was already done since she paid the fucking hitman

@Benjamin it was already done since she paid the fucking hitman

@Benjamin more evidence is always better

@Benjamin more evidence is always better

I know, I cannot believe they did that but I’m so glad they did 🤣

I know, I cannot believe they did that but I’m so glad they did 🤣

@vert2552 perhaps her being a female, gave her an advantage. It’s actually very common

@vert2552 perhaps her being a female, gave her an advantage. It’s actually very common

Seriously what a waste of money and time. Just goes to show cops just want to fuck with us instead of keep the community safe.

Seriously what a waste of money and time. Just goes to show cops just want to fuck with us instead of keep the community safe.

@Sa'id The sentence was thrown out on a so called "technicality". There is plenty sufficient evidence. She was found guilty by the jury and the judge

@Sa'id The sentence was thrown out on a so called "technicality". There is plenty sufficient evidence. She was found guilty by the jury and the judge

they did the whole thing because you (unfortunately) need overwhelming evidence to counter that women get off lightly from horrid crimes (about 60% less time for the same crimes (with the same level of seriousness) as men on average, and young, pretty women get much much less)

Nope. The acting lengthened her sentence cos she didn't have any remorse.

Nope. The acting lengthened her sentence cos she didn't have any remorse.

I sweeear only in America, pure showbusiness and i love it🤣

I sweeear only in America, pure showbusiness and i love it🤣

I’m pretty sure they did that for the show cops

I’m pretty sure they did that for the show cops

I could think of worse ways to spend taxes. Shout out the cop comedy skit writers. 👏😂

I could think of worse ways to spend taxes. Shout out the cop comedy skit writers. 👏😂

@Benjamin her team could have said that she would have regretted it, handed herself in etc etc. They needed proof that once she believed the hit had happened she would continue to play the victim and not confess immediately, they most like could have got her sent to prison either way but it was almost like a precaution. There was also a tv show that caught wind of it and the police officers that told her at the “scene” were actually actors lmao

@Sa'id it was a technicality because of a mistake by the court, not a lack of evidence. she was on house arrest cuz you can't just lock someone up for 6 years without a fair trial and the systems overloaded with cases.

@Arabian PRINCE that has no relevance lmao

@Arabian PRINCE that has no relevance lmao

Its funny and terrifying the fact that see can act like that.

Its funny and terrifying the fact that see can act like that.

They set it up like an episode of Punk’d 😂

They set it up like an episode of Punk’d 😂

@Benjamin And this is even more proof on how evil someone can be.  Wow

@Benjamin And this is even more proof on how evil someone can be.  Wow

@Benjamin they need as much evidence humanly possible

@Benjamin they need as much evidence humanly possible

@Arabian PRINCE Israel is a legitimate state, if Hamas gave a shit they wouldn't have renewed the conflict by launching missiles at Israel first. Israel simply retaliated like any government would

OK OK. I’m settling this dispute right now, they want rock solid evidence that she was soliciting 1st degree murder. They want to have so much evidence that if she makes something up they have the evidence to contradict whatever she’s said. Don’t get me wrong, really funny comment

i have never laughed harder at a comment

i have never laughed harder at a comment

@Benjamin Has to be beyond a shadow of a doubt tho. If they don't have enough she (or her lawyer) could probably claim entrapment on the video and the police having her say that stuff to incriminate herself

@Arabian PRINCE Free Gaza and the Palestine people from Hamas. Stop spreading your antisemit fairy tales #Pallywood

@Arabian PRINCE Free Gaza and the Palestine people from Hamas. Stop spreading your antisemit fairy tales #Pallywood

literally that cry was so cringe inducing I almost feel bad for the succubus

literally that cry was so cringe inducing I almost feel bad for the succubus

The cops behind this should start a youtube channel. This was one of the most epic pranks anyone could pull off!

The cops behind this should start a youtube channel. This was one of the most epic pranks anyone could pull off!

The show COPS just so happened to be visiting the police station around the same time and thought it would make for a unique opportunity.

The show COPS just so happened to be visiting the police station around the same time and thought it would make for a unique opportunity.

@Benjamin Legality isn't always guaranteed to be that simple. Even if they think they've got you. If they can get out 200% 300% they'll do it just in case something was done technically wrong or was overlooked. Setting up the ruse didn't put anyone at substantial risk and allowed them to just catch her deeper and deeper into the lie.

@Hardcore seriously, you can be put in prison for being within a mile of the crime scene but you have the possibility if being free if you were the one who commited the crime.

@Hardcore seriously, you can be put in prison for being within a mile of the crime scene but you have the possibility if being free if you were the one who commited the crime.

@Benjamin the point of it is so she has less of a defense in court. They always do this even if they saw u murder someone. It’s part of the reason they hold interagations

@Benjamin the point of it is so she has less of a defense in court. They always do this even if they saw u murder someone. It’s part of the reason they hold interagations

I know right? I get that it’s for the purpose of evidence, but it was kinda funny to watch her fake-cry after supposedly hearing that her husband had died even though the officers know what she was up to.

@Bsh 555  do you need to Know history of Israel  because there is a inconsistency here pure hypocrisy

@Bsh 555  do you need to Know history of Israel  because there is a inconsistency here pure hypocrisy

They needed to do that to get her into interrogation so she can create more lies and stack more evidence against a possible argument her lawyer could make.

They needed to do that to get her into interrogation so she can create more lies and stack more evidence against a possible argument her lawyer could make.

@Lily Sann I'm only guessing, but they may have factored in the 6 years house arrest as time served.  The technicality may have been the first cop telling her she was going to get life if she didn't confess ( @20:00 ) which may have been considered coercion, even though it didn't work.

@Benjamin better to have overwhelming evidence rather than a good amount of evidence.

@Benjamin better to have overwhelming evidence rather than a good amount of evidence.

@Sa'id he literally says in the video that the video proof was more than enough

@Sa'id he literally says in the video that the video proof was more than enough

@Sa'id That wasn't a matter of evidence, the first trial was thrown out because of improper jury selection (according to ABC news - not sure what the exact technicality was). Clearly her defense team was happy to soldier on and collect fees in the face of a completely unwinnable case with a client who refused to admit guilt.

@Benjamin the more proof the better, why would you settle for less when you only really get one chance

@Benjamin the more proof the better, why would you settle for less when you only really get one chance

It does give them more evidence, which is why they did it. The more evidence they have, the better the odds at her receiving the absolute maximum. Since no one was killed, she's not going to be sentenced the same as if he'd actually been killed. So the more evidence, the better odds that she gets more time, and they want the absolute max because they know she's a danger to society.

@Frank Lincoln Oh, okay. Where did you get this information? Because it wasn't in the video. He kind of went over that part quickly without mentioning the reasons why, so I was basically going off the definition or synonym of technicality

@Frank Lincoln What do you mean? Technicality basically means requirement of the law, so if the prosecutions fails to put forward a case that could result on a guilty verdict, the case goes out on technicality. I was merely pointing out how even with such evidence, she was set on house arrest, which is less harsh then a prison cell considering what she was attempting

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don't forget about the educational aspect of that case. ppl could study about how guilty people act innocent when interviewed

don't forget about the educational aspect of that case. ppl could study about how guilty people act innocent when interviewed

yeah, like, hey let's cause some emotional roller coaster for her beforehand (:

yeah, like, hey let's cause some emotional roller coaster for her beforehand (:

They did the fake crime scene to make her think that the murder had been committed to see her reaction to everything. The biggest thing about the original sentencing of 20 years and the eventual guilty verdict at the second trial was due to her lack of remorse and continued denial. Like Mike and the judge said, had she just said "yeah I did it, I'm sorry" it would have been easier on her and everyone else. The point of the fake crime scene, "questioning the witness" bit, and the "big reveal" was to see how she reacted to it all and to use it as a judgement for her psychological state as evidence

@Arabian PRINCE Israel is righteous and the supposed state of Palestine shall never exist

@Arabian PRINCE Israel is righteous and the supposed state of Palestine shall never exist

@Hardcore
Yeap.

With the right lawyer, she could have easily been set free with no charges. It's all about Money here. Not justice

@Hardcore
Yeap.

With the right lawyer, she could have easily been set free with no charges. It's all about Money here. Not justice

@Benjamin it doesn't matter. Lol you have no idea how the system works. They need ALL the evidence they can get, period.

@Benjamin it doesn't matter. Lol you have no idea how the system works. They need ALL the evidence they can get, period.

They got her to willingly get into a police car and be placed into an interrogation room with no drama or resistance. Very well played

They got her to willingly get into a police car and be placed into an interrogation room with no drama or resistance. Very well played

That's the best comment i have ever seen in my life, congratulations

That's the best comment i have ever seen in my life, congratulations

it maximized their chances of getting her to sign those documents and dig herself as deep as possible. aside from the lack of confession, it totally worked lolol

it maximized their chances of getting her to sign those documents and dig herself as deep as possible. aside from the lack of confession, it totally worked lolol

@Arabian PRINCE although i whole heartedly support the struggle of our Palestinian brothers and sisters and will never recognise the state of Israel in any form... this was a bit of a random comment.

them dudes in a pd is up to having fun like a regular dudes why wouldn't they

them dudes in a pd is up to having fun like a regular dudes why wouldn't they

It was worth it just to watch her laughable acting when they told her the "bad news".

It was worth it just to watch her laughable acting when they told her the "bad news".

So glad the husband finally found some justice.

So glad the husband finally found some justice.

@Joose Beats thanks for clearing that up!

@Joose Beats thanks for clearing that up!

@DOUBLE0SEVEN it’s just how the judicial process works. and she prolly had money. I bet she paid some crazy bail $ and the judge only allowed it if she got on house arrest during the trial process. Trials can take years (6yr IS kinda long) and if ur on house arrest u stay on it till the trials done. Her punishment was 16yr in prison, not the house arrest. Hope that helps

You are loved beyond measure💛<br>-Ephesians 3:19

You are loved beyond measure💛
-Ephesians 3:19

@Yusuff that's sad. Newer understood why they have to track down criminals few years even if they have periods in movies. But after that video and comment now I got it

@Yusuff that's sad. Newer understood why they have to track down criminals few years even if they have periods in movies. But after that video and comment now I got it

@Hardcore all around the world homey, I have seen worst tbh

@Hardcore all around the world homey, I have seen worst tbh

@vert2552 do you know how those charges and sentence were issued? What was lacking for the obviously insufficient years of imprisonment?

@vert2552 do you know how those charges and sentence were issued? What was lacking for the obviously insufficient years of imprisonment?

@Sa'id what’s exactly was the technicality that let that monster be in house arrest? I saw the video but he just glazed over it

@Sa'id what’s exactly was the technicality that let that monster be in house arrest? I saw the video but he just glazed over it

@Arabian PRINCE no one gives af just why?

@Arabian PRINCE no one gives af just why?

Smart. But it wasn't that. It was to see her admit to lying to police. So she can get charged for real

Smart. But it wasn't that. It was to see her admit to lying to police. So she can get charged for real

this is ridiculous. They have video where she talk to cop. She gave him money. Did what cop told her to do. And this is weak evidence??? Usa judicial system is a circus with clowns as judges and attorneys.

@Benjamin the more evidence, the better, any statement or action is worth it for the jury, the more they understand the true dimensions of the case, the better

@Benjamin the more evidence, the better, any statement or action is worth it for the jury, the more they understand the true dimensions of the case, the better

I’m pretty certain it was for training, seriously valuable scenario to be able to view and study.

I’m pretty certain it was for training, seriously valuable scenario to be able to view and study.

Stopped myself from liking this comment just because I didn't want the like count to go up to 667

Stopped myself from liking this comment just because I didn't want the like count to go up to 667

@Benjamin no, until the police came in with their action it was only a word of the other guy. It would be way not enough. They had full video of made transaction and still somehow she was able to go back to home for 6 years and then she ONLY got 16 years

This was probably actually part of the second trial where she tried to claim it was all a hoax.

This was probably actually part of the second trial where she tried to claim it was all a hoax.

@Benjamin Did you watch the video? Even after they did the fake crime scene, the evidence was still weak because she was taken out of jail and put on house arrest for 6 years before going back again

@MyLonewolf25 Bruh they had already proof of her trying to hire a hitman

@MyLonewolf25 Bruh they had already proof of her trying to hire a hitman


"Dalia is not dangerous" ok I get being a grieving mother but this made me fucking furious, your daughter is one of the most dangerous minds I've ever had the displeasure of seeing a glimpse into, and it only takes the 2 calls she made in jail to prove that. She vehemently denied her involvement and attempted to gaslight both her husband and her mother, like she clearly always does. The line "I want him out of MY house" made me so irrationally angry, holy shit.

@thechaoticbordelinefreakshow:( neither are u

“Made me irrationally angry”<br>Nah Guv, that’s as rational as can be.

“Made me irrationally angry”
Nah Guv, that’s as rational as can be.

Denial is a dangerous thing. Imagine if Dalia did get off with this. She'd then keep doing this to every man she'd ever meet and get them killed to get their money.

To be truly dangerous, you need to be evil and clever. Dalia was just evil. She was relying on her good looks to get her out of trouble but it didnt work this time.


She was able to go SIX YEARS with house arrest between sentences?? How the hell does that happen? Especially in a murder-for-hire plot?! This entire case is mind boggling on so many levels. I hope her husband was ultimately able to move on with his life with some level of normalcy.


The reasons she desperatly wanted to see Mike after the cops told her that he got shot was:
1. To be 5000% sure that he is dead
2. Feel the sensation and joy seeing him dead
She is definetly a narcissist and psychopath. Im glad she was senteced to jail.


The way she's begging for her husband to come near her is classic narcissistic behaviour. A narcissist needs to be near their mark in order for their charms to work. If given enough time alone with her husband Dalia probably could gaslight him into believing this was all some elaborate setup through sheer persistence.


im astonished they went as far as faking the crime scene to get her faked reaction... priceless

im astonished they went as far as faking the crime scene to get her faked reaction... priceless

Yes, I'm surprised they went that far for an ex- con...then I wonder if later did the police investigate him to see if he was into dealing steroids

it's pretty shocking how dishonest and crazy cops will go in order to convict someone like yes she was guilty but they do the shit that innocent people too

@dwbtw_ Not if she was "making the moves" and setting up the plans. (with under cover police)
Only if she was breaking the law because of police involving themselves would it be considered entrapment.

@dwbtw_ Not if she was "making the moves" and setting up the plans. (with under cover police)
Only if she was breaking the law *because* of police involving themselves would it be considered entrapment.

It feels like an elaborate prank by the cops

It feels like an elaborate prank by the cops

Ακριβώς Κάνει Μπαμ Από Εδώ Την Ελλάδα Ως Την Αμερική 😀😛🥸

Ακριβώς Κάνει Μπαμ Από Εδώ Την Ελλάδα Ως Την Αμερική 😀😛🥸

@Paul Langton-Rogers eh I disagree. Whenever you’re informed out of the blue that your husband was murdered, the most common response is to freeze, not bawl out like how she did.

people fake much less for much less shit. check the twitters and instagrams when u get a chance

people fake much less for much less shit. check the twitters and instagrams when u get a chance

I think they take it as an opportunity to learn more.

I think they take it as an opportunity to learn more.

After Casey Anthony they take every precaution now.

After Casey Anthony they take every precaution now.

Shes so oblivious to the gravity of the situation and still tries to manipulate her way out of it lmao

Shes so oblivious to the gravity of the situation and still tries to manipulate her way out of it lmao

Oh. they did her so dirty with a fake crime scene. I didn’t know they could do that!!!. I LOVE it. She’s a good actress lol. ok. gonna finish video.

@vtownboxingfan you would be suprised but i know as i experienced it first hand, The family always wants to see the body even if the police tells them its not possible or that they shouldnt do it. Sometimes you have to escort some members out of the crime scene because they want to force their way into it. So it is actually not quite unnormal but with the background information you are probably right

The only thing missing from it was Chris Hanson!

The only thing missing from it was Chris Hanson!

@Paul Langton-Rogers some makeup and a good sfx artist would do the trick! but she’d probably be able to tell that he was breathing.

@Paul Langton-Rogers some makeup and a good sfx artist would do the trick! but she’d probably be able to tell that he was breathing.

And I’m also astonished that the ex wife took<br>Him back !! Like wtf

And I’m also astonished that the ex wife took
Him back !! Like wtf

It was quite impressive, usually its just police messing up on YT  but this was first class. Oscar`s all round please !

It was quite impressive, usually its just police messing up on YT  but this was first class. Oscar`s all round please !

@Kurupt Live she wasn't making eye contact with the "hitman" because humans don't make eye contact while doing crime for the most part. She looked to the right (out the passenger window) just as many times. She was clearly slightly nervous and watching out the rear window instead of the driver window to avoid looking at him.

if there had been a gun (as she claimed) she would have been mostly staring at the gun instead of constantly checking out windows.

It was hilarious knowing she set the whole thing up

It was hilarious knowing she set the whole thing up

It's reeeeally hard to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, so they use every tool they can.

It's reeeeally hard to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, so they use every tool they can.

@SCINTILLAM DEI yea youre right damn. I thought it was at least helping the case big time

@SCINTILLAM DEI yea youre right damn. I thought it was at least helping the case big time

they got inspired after watching Shutter Island

they got inspired after watching Shutter Island

@Sven Swizzle So easy to judge they took years on it.

@Sven Swizzle So easy to judge they took years on it.

@SCINTILLAM DEI well they pointed out a master manipulator/liar and made the case easy to judge. How is that not something good, feels like you got your values wrong.

Those taxes wasted on that entertainment could have been put into something good instead. If you disagree, why not favour for a department to  extend it to five years to make it even more suspenseful and climactic?

We do it a lot, it helps the conviction.  When the jury can see her fake sadness and be happy to see him dead in photos, they won't believe her lies in court.

@kanyefan5729 it was a tv show.. this was on cops when I was like 13

@kanyefan5729 it was a tv show.. this was on cops when I was like 13

I love those cops who worked on this, they're so fun 😂

I love those cops who worked on this, they're so fun 😂

Tax dollars well spent for the first time ever.

Tax dollars well spent for the first time ever.

@Kurupt Live True but she didn't know it was staged when she lied about not knowing the undercover cop. Since they had her on video speaking to him twice, she cannot use that defense to explain away that detail.

Im<br>Obsessed with this. At first im thinking did the cop really kill this guy?? But then i realized its staged 😂😂

Im
Obsessed with this. At first im thinking did the cop really kill this guy?? But then i realized its staged 😂😂

Are you kidding me? That shit is going to be gold. Months of laughter for the entire department

Are you kidding me? That shit is going to be gold. Months of laughter for the entire department

Yeah they were just prob having a ball with all that😂 little fun at the office

Yeah they were just prob having a ball with all that😂 little fun at the office

I don’t know how the eff they say she attractive butt ugly sounds like Daffy Duck hahhaa

I don’t know how the eff they say she attractive butt ugly sounds like Daffy Duck hahhaa

@vtownboxingfan ig u could read it that way, I thought it was more of the acting bc most normal ppl can't believe something like that happened and would want to go see their loved one

Her reaction was SOOOO fake. Holy shit. There should have been about 30 seconds of shock before she broke down like that. But of course, she was acting as much as the police were.

That seems like entrapment but in a case of murder for hire I say run it

That seems like entrapment but in a case of murder for hire I say run it

Right, they was having fun with it LMAOO

Right, they was having fun with it LMAOO

Americans will turn anything into a TV show..

Americans will turn anything into a TV show..

37:22 yup; she ain’t pretty, she just looks that way....

37:22 yup; she ain’t pretty, she just looks that way....

top 10 gold digger pranks of all time lmao

top 10 gold digger pranks of all time lmao

Sometimes you have to play the role of the fool to fool the fool who thinks they're fooling you

Sometimes you have to play the role of the fool to fool the fool who thinks they're fooling you

@kanyefan5729 actually, it was for a tv show look it up it's pretty interesting

@kanyefan5729 actually, it was for a tv show look it up it's pretty interesting

@Brandon Daniels yeah, for the finale at Mike's funeral, have him rise up out of the casket and cops arrest her right there.

@Brandon Daniels yeah, for the finale at Mike's funeral, have him rise up out of the casket and cops arrest her right there.

In defense of the police, they had to gather as much evidence as possible.  Dahlia would claimed she thought it was all a joke in court.  Her defense was that she thought it was a reality tv show or something.  Having a real scene with real cops completely destroyed any chance she had at playing the "Oh I thought it was a game" defense.

@sqwale7 so she would lie about not knowing him..<br>so she would incriminate herself even more.

@sqwale7 so she would lie about not knowing him..
so she would incriminate herself even more.

I think it's great they did that. Foundations for future police work.

I think it's great they did that. Foundations for future police work.

They do this more than you’d think. If you do some googling you’ll find multiple cases where they staged a hit with photos of the fake victim as deceased all to play out the lies and traps of the suspect. It’s always murder for hire cases they do this with. Always.

That was SO. SATISFYING. Yes, baby, keep those crocodile tears coming, keep that damn camera rolling! Buried herself good 😂

That was SO. SATISFYING. Yes, baby, keep those crocodile tears coming, keep that damn camera rolling! Buried herself good 😂

I know they literally spend state funds just to get the reaction and have some fun with it hahaha

I know they literally spend state funds just to get the reaction and have some fun with it hahaha

SackBoy Lover no smart little thing, only if you knew enough about the law

SackBoy Lover no smart little thing, only if you knew enough about the law

Sven Swizzle no my friend, they didn’t do it just for the fake reaction. they did it to get her higher chargers and even more evidence in the trial, not just for some silly game and laughs

COPS was in town filming so they decided to put on a show

COPS was in town filming so they decided to put on a show

She borrowed police dept tactics for her defense. Smooth move lady. No one's ever gonna catch on to that strategy 😎🤣✌

She borrowed police dept tactics for her defense. Smooth move lady. No one's ever gonna catch on to that strategy 😎🤣✌

@Maria Maybe that maybe the case but I feel if that's what they were going for they would have requested the undercover officer to say he knew her.

@sqwale7 maybe get a confession right away?

@sqwale7 maybe get a confession right away?

@Thought Matrix you see, have a good lawyer and many things can go south for the prosecution, so just to be sure that black widow is behind bars would be worth every penny spent, but that's just my opinion

@Em you're right. My grandma died a couple months back and at first, its almost like a numbness and shock. Its only after it sinks in that one mourns and cries.

Travis Leighton true he made stupid mistakes. He was a cheater but many many people get married after a few weeks/months. Many people have arranged marriages. He is also an extremely gullible idiot and easily manipulated. Recipe for the disaster that happened. Still feel sorry for him tho but I get people also say he deserved it

Anonymous Anonymous are they tho true /paths sone it’s the thrill of pretending to be one, then collapse ᵃⁿᵈ cry ᵃⁿᵈ whinge for their mummy when caught

Anonymous Anonymous I’ve only been face to face with socio ᵃⁿᵈ psychopaths in a psychiatric hospital. They are very very clever. Add on a narcissistic personality you have a very good recipe for killing. I also studied in part forensic psychiatry and stood beside killers who murdered their own family and many other people. Yes some can be stupid but the part that makes then ....paths is very clever very manipulative.  It’s part of their genes

lalune some are just so blatantly useless at it like Scott Peterson or Chris Wells tho

lalune some are just so blatantly useless at it like Scott Peterson or Chris Wells tho

Anonymous Anonymous psychopaths are amazing actors

Anonymous Anonymous psychopaths are amazing actors

What an actress!!! Imagine if she actually was one

What an actress!!! Imagine if she actually was one

Yeah, it was overkill and definitely not worth the time they spent on that bullshit. They had her without doing all of that acting. She seems crazy, but so do they for going through all of that and faking it when they already had her red handed.

It’s what you do to catch people, to get a confession. She is tho, a psychopath. She displayed true psychopathic personality. She would be and was hard to crack. She will never have remorse, ever. No matter what she does. She will never have remorse. She will always see herself as the victim. The mistake she made was the reality show. <br>I hope he got his house back but his life  ...how do you repair it‽  How do you go on?¿ Who do you ever trust again....

It’s what you do to catch people, to get a confession. She is tho, a psychopath. She displayed true psychopathic personality. She would be and was hard to crack. She will never have remorse, ever. No matter what she does. She will never have remorse. She will always see herself as the victim. The mistake she made was the reality show.
I hope he got his house back but his life  ...how do you repair it‽  How do you go on?¿ Who do you ever trust again....

I love that she starts bawling uncontrollably before they even tell her husband is dead.

I love that she starts bawling uncontrollably before they even tell her husband is dead.

@sqwale7 maybe as a teaching moment for other officers to show how a guilty person reacts in such a situation. See if they break or not.

I also didn't get why they brought in the undercover cop into the room still in character? Then shortly say he is undercover? Very theatrical. Non the less she got the L she deserved!

I think it was a good way to learn how guilty people fake their reactions for times when they need to compare a suspect's reaction to see if they need to do some further investigating.

Yeah they went above and beyond the call of duty

Yeah they went above and beyond the call of duty

regalshot.24 imo the reception and screaming was a little too immediate. She didn’t ask ´what’ or anything. There was no pause or ramping up.

The deserves a Razzie Award for for worst acting ever lol

The deserves a Razzie Award for for worst acting ever lol

Her acting is on par with that of a child's, much like her intelligence in general I suppose

Her acting is on par with that of a child's, much like her intelligence in general I suppose

regalshot.24 She started crying before they finished their whole sentence LMAO

regalshot.24 She started crying before they finished their whole sentence LMAO

LMAO was it like just for fun to see who will laugh first? maybe a money contest 😹

LMAO was it like just for fun to see who will laugh first? maybe a money contest 😹

Yea wtf, I wonder why they did that. Maybe having an undercover agent already, they just wanted to commit to it.

Yea wtf, I wonder why they did that. Maybe having an undercover agent already, they just wanted to commit to it.

That's when John Quiñones walks out and says "Haha you're on the show 'What Would You Do?'. See the cameras"

That's when John Quiñones walks out and says "Haha you're on the show 'What Would You Do?'. See the cameras"

I remember seeing it on Cops. It was great

I remember seeing it on Cops. It was great

Cop: Your husband has been kil-
Dalia screeching her rehearsed bs long before any normal reaction

Cop: Your husband has been kil-
*Dalia screeching her rehearsed bs long before any normal reaction*

I would of been laughing the whole time lmaooooooo

I would of been laughing the whole time lmaooooooo

And holy shit that fake reaction...  full-on sociopath

And holy shit that fake reaction...  full-on sociopath

Cops have to have fun too when they can.

Cops have to have fun too when they can.

It was eerie the way she kept insisting on seeing her husband at the crime scene as if she really wanted to make sure that he was dead and gone.

Her reaction acting was pretty good wasn't it. Almost had me fooled. She is a real piece of work and should have become an actress, pity she was a psychopath. When she said 'I want to see him!' over and over I bet everyone is wondering like I was, is that to a) make sure he is actually dead because back of her mind she had doubts b) to relish in the whole thing and/or further reinforce her emotional response to help with the police questioning.

Normally she would have to formerly identify the body as his immediate next of kin. That surely should have sounded alarm bells to her that something wasn't quite right. The technicality in this case I suspect is the police didn't go far enough in faking the crime scene. It would have been better to have Mike pretend to be shot dead and have her formerly identify his body.. Then there could be absolutely no doubt it was real and would have blown away her 'reality TV' defense nonsense.

They were all acting like in a show but the characters don’t know the other characters are acting. Great plot

They were all acting like in a show but the characters don’t know the other characters are acting. Great plot

@kanyefan5729 err... that was literally her defence later on - she said they were acting :)

@kanyefan5729 err... that was literally her defence later on - she said they were acting :)

@Kurupt Live they most probably did all those fake crime scene to incriminate her further to the every damning evidence the police got against her and for a heavier sentence from the jury for her if she still tries to keep a front of innocence which she is clearly not.

@kanyefan5729 That's literally their new defense! Is that it was all staged and that she was forced to go along with the charade.. <br>Tbh it is kind of weird how even the video poster noticed that she looked straight into the camera in the back seat many times.. Like she knew where it was.. Kinda weird, still harder to believe the police would fake all of this just to throw someone in jail.. Cuz the guy in the car was an undercover..

@kanyefan5729 That's literally their new defense! Is that it was all staged and that she was forced to go along with the charade..
Tbh it is kind of weird how even the video poster noticed that she looked straight into the camera in the back seat many times.. Like she knew where it was.. Kinda weird, still harder to believe the police would fake all of this just to throw someone in jail.. Cuz the guy in the car was an undercover..

epic redditor it was on cops so close enough lol

epic redditor it was on cops so close enough lol

Amerrrikaaaaa ... gotta love the criminal drama

Amerrrikaaaaa ... gotta love the criminal drama


Man that phonecall between her and her husband really showed how twisted she is.<br>She immediately flipped a switch and got angry when he offered to help her mother in return for getting his house back. She's a greedy narcissist psychopath.

Man that phonecall between her and her husband really showed how twisted she is.
She immediately flipped a switch and got angry when he offered to help her mother in return for getting his house back. She's a greedy narcissist psychopath.


As someone who’s dealt with a lot of insanely manipulative people, the judge’s speech was so satisfying to watch. And I feel sorry for Mike. His wife put him through hell and had the audacity to lie to him about literally trying to get him killed. She even took it as far as to try and get famous from it. Unbelievable!


She’s an idiot. She thinks playing dumb will get her out of her charges. I hope she rots in jail. Her thinking she got away with it and the investigator being like “gotcha” was the best thing ever.

Flirting and trying to sound cute. She did it her whole life. Her family enabled her by allowing her to never hear "No". Never receive a punishment. Her mother is a doormat.

Amazing watching her deny the evidence to her husband trying to gas light him.. Scary how cold blooded she is ..


I honestly feel so bad for Mike, I genuinely can't imagine what I'd do if I was informed the love of my life tried to kill me. I hope for the best for him, what she's done is going to give him insane trust issues.

Yea unfortunately many women already know that feeling.


Honestly, round of applause for the whole police department who put on an entire show for her😂👏

Honestly, round of applause for the whole police department who put on an entire show for her😂👏

You think the detectives after were like “Man we should go into acting, up top!” And high fived

You think the detectives after were like “Man we should go into acting, up top!” And high fived

@TanukiDigital And yet it still took 8 years to put her behind bars. This whole production was a waste of time and money, clearly more interested in ratings than justice.

Waste of taxpayer money that was the reason the first conviction was thrown out. The set up and mistrial was a waste of resources that could have been directed towards real crimes.

yeah they were really good. those guys should of been in Hollywood 🤣🤣

yeah they were really good. those guys should of been in Hollywood 🤣🤣

She got beaten in her own game. That is nothing more humiliating than this hahahahaha

She got beaten in her own game. That is nothing more humiliating than this hahahahaha

Kinda expensive punk’d episode but, yeah, entertaining as hell.

Kinda expensive punk’d episode but, yeah, entertaining as hell.

indeed, it was amazing how they set all those things up, just like in movies 😅

indeed, it was amazing how they set all those things up, just like in movies 😅

Oscar-worthy, complete with a slap in the face.

Oscar-worthy, complete with a slap in the face.

I got awful second cringe I had to fast forward

I got awful second cringe I had to fast forward

I know right! That was absolutely BRILLIANT!

I know right! That was absolutely BRILLIANT!

55K thumbs up.   You nailed it my friend.

55K thumbs up.   You nailed it my friend.

@mito . . . What entrapment she said she wanted him dead the undercover did not say that.

@mito . . . What entrapment she said she wanted him dead the undercover did not say that.

@420Kowalski They spent no extra money.  They used police vehicles they had already just parked and cheap crime scene tape.  Any investigation like this would have the undercover video so that is no extra money spent.

It's like the restaurant playing along to a birthday request for your friend

It's like the restaurant playing along to a birthday request for your friend

@Elesian Subs they tried so hard to not to laugh😹

@Elesian Subs they tried so hard to not to laugh😹

@Chad Sean Cross It's Boyton Beach FL, very suburban & wealthy, lots of retired peeps, so youre correct.

@Chad Sean Cross It's Boyton Beach FL, very suburban & wealthy, lots of retired peeps, so youre correct.

@George Ntapalis because it was freaking awesome that’s why! 👏 😎

@George Ntapalis because it was freaking awesome that’s why! 👏 😎

HELL YEAH. They should all get Oscar’s 🏆 🥇

HELL YEAH. They should all get Oscar’s 🏆 🥇

why does she get to keep his name all this time

why does she get to keep his name all this time

kinda lame that the show mightve got her out to enjoy some home detention for 6 years but thankfully back in until shes 50.

kinda lame that the show mightve got her out to enjoy some home detention for 6 years but thankfully back in until shes 50.

the officers especially. maybe part of their training is acting.

the officers especially. maybe part of their training is acting.

it was their call. the police's time is otherwise expensive for a fake 911, fake balloon boy, fake missing bride, et al

it was their call. the police's time is otherwise expensive for a fake 911, fake balloon boy, fake missing bride, et al

most entertaining thing i’ve seen in so long

most entertaining thing i’ve seen in so long

@choronos She got a taste of her own medicine, it's not a waste of taxpayer money at all.

@choronos She got a taste of her own medicine, it's not a waste of taxpayer money at all.

Put on a whole show? More like a circus, and she's the main attraction.

Put on a whole show? More like a circus, and she's the main attraction.

@Neil Johnson it’s great in court ti get a larger sentence, to show how far she’s willing to go

@Neil Johnson it’s great in court ti get a larger sentence, to show how far she’s willing to go

@George Ntapalis most police stations don’t do a full faked crime scene and everything

@George Ntapalis most police stations don’t do a full faked crime scene and everything

@George Ntapalis Wahhh.  Go cry some more.

@George Ntapalis Wahhh.  Go cry some more.

@potatoe gamez Where did I stereotype good sir?

@potatoe gamez Where did I stereotype good sir?

You know  what they say: “you gotta go out with a bang” 😆

You know  what they say: “you gotta go out with a bang” 😆

@E. Sterling I felt like he should have hung up too and I could NOT believe what I was even hearing🤢 BUT speaking from experience, I understand why he continued the crazy conversation because in your head it's like THERE IS NOOOO WAY THIS PERSON IS THIS CRAZY OR EVIL OMG so you keep talking in disbelief hoping you're not hearing what you're hearing and that they come to their senses but nope

@S U N S H I N E White Bear? That was a little different but I see what you're saying!

@S U N S H I N E White Bear? That was a little different but I see what you're saying!

@TacitIron Hav um pretending her husband was dead does NOT produce more evidence in any shape or form wtf you on

@TacitIron Hav um pretending her husband was dead does NOT produce more evidence in any shape or form wtf you on

@Aquablue 125 EXACTLY like wow wasting police time for something stupid

@Aquablue 125 EXACTLY like wow wasting police time for something stupid

@David Arbogast he seemed so genuine. They are great at being manipulative to I see

@David Arbogast he seemed so genuine. They are great at being manipulative to I see

@420Kowalski I was going to say! This is how these dudes using our money and time???!

@420Kowalski I was going to say! This is how these dudes using our money and time???!

@George Ntapalis their job is to detect, in anyway possible. Even if it means they have to tell lies.

@George Ntapalis their job is to detect, in anyway possible. Even if it means they have to tell lies.

True, better than those fake scripted reality shows on t.v

True, better than those fake scripted reality shows on t.v

I had no idea police did things like this. I knew they made fake drug purchases and stuff like that, but fake hitman deals as well? That's pretty funny in fact

I had no idea police did things like this. I knew they made fake drug purchases and stuff like that, but fake hitman deals as well? That's pretty funny in fact

@420Kowalski it was actually neccesary in this case, as they needed all that evidence in the trial, especially since she was tried 3 seperate times and she might've been found innocent if they didn't have all of the footage of her acting and gaslighting to show how evil she is.

@Elesian Subs acting skills =)<br>Talent for sure!

@Elesian Subs acting skills =)
Talent for sure!

It literally was a show, a tv show about crime or something somehow found out and was like “ay we got actors to be police who will stay in character when she pretends to break down”

What was the point of that shit? Is it so they can replay it on lunch breaks and laugh about it? hahahah

What was the point of that shit? Is it so they can replay it on lunch breaks and laugh about it? hahahah

@Elesian Subs I deadass wouldve been like “your husband is de- “ then burst out of laughing

@Elesian Subs I deadass wouldve been like “your husband is de- “ then burst out of laughing

@Neil Johnson I think it was because they were lacking evidence against her even though they had her on video saying those incriminating things and even though they did the crime scene the evidence was still not enough!!

She did a decent job with the breakdown though.

She did a decent job with the breakdown though.

@Chad Sean Cross

When departments have time they start getting creative 😳😂

@Chad Sean Cross

When departments have time they start getting creative 😳😂

@Chad Sean Cross its to find if she did anything more or if there are other possible criminals

@Chad Sean Cross its to find if she did anything more or if there are other possible criminals

Cool, they waisted a bunch of tax payer money to put on a show for someone who they already got a confession from.

Cool, they waisted a bunch of tax payer money to put on a show for someone who they already got a confession from.

Ngl these videos do a lot (at least for me) in improving the image of police

Ngl these videos do a lot (at least for me) in improving the image of police

@JFKDidntLoS I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by 'fix' or 'fixes'. It's not a bug of a legal system that people are innocent until proven guilty and that they have a right to a fair trial. It's a feature. By trying to get a confession the police are trying to save expensive legal costs. Either way the legal system is not something the police control - they can only do their bit within it. Would you prefer it if people were locked up without trials and evidence being assessed based upon the whim of police officers?

@Spensky they should fix court directly then instead of those weird workaround fixes

@Spensky they should fix court directly then instead of those weird workaround fixes

Then Ashton Kutcher runs out of the house all hyper and jumping around   “You got Punk’d bitch and now you’re going to jail!”

Then Ashton Kutcher runs out of the house all hyper and jumping around   “You got Punk’d bitch and now you’re going to jail!”

that must be fun for them :Dddd its like short trumans show :Dddd

that must be fun for them :Dddd its like short trumans show :Dddd

@420Kowalski The WHOLE point of that operation is calculating how to emotionally set her up for a confession so as to avoid court time and save huge sums of money. They know she is going away either way.

The fact they kept a straight face while she started freaking out outside the house is super impressive 😂

The fact they kept a straight face while she started freaking out outside the house is super impressive 😂

@Neil Johnson the point of that was to get more evidence to show that she lied to the police. The more evidence, the tighter the case. They probably didn't want to go through with it all, but if you can get an airtight case like that, you're gonna want to get as much evidence as you can.

@mito . . . This would only be entrapment if they reached out to her and talked her into it

@mito . . . This would only be entrapment if they reached out to her and talked her into it

I was losing and amazed by cops poker face when she started crying the second they started talking

I was losing and amazed by cops poker face when she started crying the second they started talking

and for the boyfriend who ratted her out. he knew she was capable of this evil deed

and for the boyfriend who ratted her out. he knew she was capable of this evil deed

And some people say theatre is dead!
X'D
These cops are great!

And some people say theatre is dead!
X'D
These cops are great!

Ye man round of applause for giving her six years of house arrest. Absolute joke of a justice system.

Ye man round of applause for giving her six years of house arrest. Absolute joke of a justice system.

@EkG I feel that’s generalization- a generalized statement and one I don’t necessarily concur with.
What’s happening not 3 miles from where I live, on the beach now is mostly out of state, fuck ups who think they can get away with murder (I’m ELATED that those 2 guys who raped, robbed and left that beautiful woman to die have been denied bond; gross fucking savages).
Their ugliness and actions ruin it for everyone.
Residents and neighbors LOATHE this time of year; I’m sure you’ve seen the news coverage.
Yes, the crime is bad, but it’s not bad everywhere- not in Coconut Grove, The Shores, First Street, The Gables, etc.
People are angry and starting up grassroots efforts to take action (I’m captain of my block!) and not just SHOW force, but USE it, if need be- and that’s in the worst of neighborhoods, like Carol City.
And keep in mind, this only happened in Palm Beach, where the cops don’t really have a lot to do.
I’m sure there are some abhorrent places in, say, the Appalachian Mountains that are REALLY bad due to the opioid epidemic.
Anyway, it’s 2pm and I’m a bit woozy and your comment caught my eye.

Love & Light from Miami Shores🦚✌🏼
Stay safe mate🌎🙏🏼

I dont think i have ever heard of police doing that lol . Only in Florida.

I dont think i have ever heard of police doing that lol . Only in Florida.

@Chad Sean Cross well they wanted to make sure she got as hard of a punishment as possible for the crime she tried to commit, like a really serious crime. it was pretty well orchestrated but i don’t think they did it because they were bored lol

@Neil Johnson I think they did it so that she’d be more compliant on her way to the station.

@Neil Johnson I think they did it so that she’d be more compliant on her way to the station.

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I wondered why they dragged out this charade for so long. I thought they were going to arrest her on the spot in front of her house.

I wondered why they dragged out this charade for so long. I thought they were going to arrest her on the spot in front of her house.

@Tara McFarland I don't see how though? 🤔

@Tara McFarland I don't see how though? 🤔

@fhfs exactly!!!! The part they played was awesome, but I think they were then afraid that it would come back and bite them in the ass!

@fhfs exactly!!!! The part they played was awesome, but I think they were then afraid that it would come back and bite them in the ass!

Even the cops where dumbfounded by how long this slam dunk case went on for.

Even the cops where dumbfounded by how long this slam dunk case went on for.

i don’t think it’s legal for the police to put wiretaps in a car. i heard from other comments that the police forced the ex boyfriend to work with them when he didn’t want too.

She's also bad at acting. Like crying immediately bawling her eyes out? Like come on. If it were genuine you wouldnt go from puzzled to that in a snap of a finger

@Chad Sean Cross I was thinking the exact same thing

@Chad Sean Cross I was thinking the exact same thing

Shit had me dead af🤣🤣 they really put a whole front

Shit had me dead af🤣🤣 they really put a whole front

They love it, it's like kids in a candy shop lol and not in a bad way.

They love it, it's like kids in a candy shop lol and not in a bad way.

@Lyss El 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Lyss El 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Fr they even had main characters and everything

Fr they even had main characters and everything

Their acting was a million times better than hers as well.

Their acting was a million times better than hers as well.

Watching her go willingly into police custody 😅😅 you played yourself

Watching her go willingly into police custody 😅😅 you played yourself

Yesssss. I know they have fun setting people up in these scenarios. Glad no one was hurt.

Yesssss. I know they have fun setting people up in these scenarios. Glad no one was hurt.

Could not stand her. I had to stop watching. Glad she's in jail.

Could not stand her. I had to stop watching. Glad she's in jail.

@Neil Johnson that's exactly what I thought

The whole act didn't make her more guilty or  ring any additional charges so why not just pick her up at the gym n lock her up.

It's as if it was all for the police departments YouTube channel or something.

@marcusmalone that the comadore computer logo??

@marcusmalone that the comadore computer logo??

@Chad Sean Cross wum low ass crime area? Help me understand

@Chad Sean Cross wum low ass crime area? Help me understand

"witnesses said they saw a black male" lmao

"witnesses said they saw a black male" lmao

@Rick writes you’re literally trying to say like people who break the law, try to hire murderers, and various other highly illegal and unforgivable acts don’t deserve to be caught by tactics these scumbag criminals are attempting to carry out.

Smooth brain, you got. I’m impressed.

@Neil Johnson so she talked with them without lawyer

@Neil Johnson so she talked with them without lawyer

I mean she paid 3 grand for the show, it better be good

I mean she paid 3 grand for the show, it better be good

@mito . . . That's not entrapment you doofus

@mito . . . That's not entrapment you doofus

"Your rich and white, the Department is at your disposal."

"Your rich and white, the Department is at your disposal."

Ex bfs:
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Wife:
Husband:

Every Chris Hansen fan: "Dallia why dont you have a seat over there."

Ex bfs:
Undercover cop:
Detective:
Wife:
Husband:

Every Chris Hansen fan: "Dallia why dont you have a seat over there."

I love it. I do. And I'm glad that they nailed this psycho. But the fake murder scene seems pretty out of bounds in terms of legality. It's like making fun of REAL murder scenes that happen every day here. Still, I love the tactic. Respek

@Chad Sean Cross Ummm... Nope. Bruh... It's South Florida. South Florida is the dirty, un-wiped asshole of the United States. The crime in Florida is bad in general and this is where the worst of it is.

yeah man the all did so well I wonder if they secretly enjoyed doing this 😂

yeah man the all did so well I wonder if they secretly enjoyed doing this 😂

I feel like they did the whole show just for fun, like they could've sent her to jail whithout the whole acting stuff but they did it just for fun lmao

I feel like they did the whole show just for fun, like they could've sent her to jail whithout the whole acting stuff but they did it just for fun lmao

@Rick writes I disagree. I think the criminals are pathetic. The cops serve a purpose.

@Rick writes I disagree. I think the criminals are pathetic. The cops serve a purpose.

@marcusmalone it was the appropriate decade for it too. Von Dutch trucker hat and Dickies galore!

@marcusmalone it was the appropriate decade for it too. Von Dutch trucker hat and Dickies galore!

Reminds me of that one episode in black mirror.

Reminds me of that one episode in black mirror.

@TacitIron Hav the egregious conduct of the police department amounted to objective entrapment as a matter of law.

@TacitIron Hav the egregious conduct of the police department amounted to objective entrapment as a matter of law.

@Whisp Of Words I'll have you know my intelligence is real good so I'm very super smart.

@Whisp Of Words I'll have you know my intelligence is real good so I'm very super smart.

@choronos Also something like this isn't that expensive, and having a ton of extra evidence can actually save time and money in the long run if it helps build the case. The legal system does not operate intuitively - just because there's enough evidence to convince most reasonable people doesn't always mean that's enough to make a conviction stick. That's just an unfortunate reality.

Now, that might not necessarily mean all this act was totally necessary. But as a general rule investigators will try to get AS MIUCH information from someone as possible before giving away enough of what they know for the suspect to realize they should get legal counsel.

@choronos Dude you would be surprised how many open and shut cases a lawyer can weasel out of. It's almost always good to get more evidence.

@choronos Dude you would be surprised how many open and shut cases a lawyer can weasel out of. It's almost always good to get more evidence.

@mito . . . This is not entrapment. Like by the definition it's not.

@mito . . . This is not entrapment. Like by the definition it's not.

@420Kowalski I doubt this was that expensive to do. Especially if it gets them more info from her to build a case - that can actually save money in the long run.

@Altus Show once again, never said that you actually meant that. Its what you suggested by saying that or making that "Joke": That the police in this situation were putting on a show just for the sake of it, or craving attention or somethingg along those lines.  Thats what I was argueing against. Never said that the police were actually actors nor did I ever say the lead man here was actually a failed drama student. I think the fact that you havent figured it out and that you seem to be under the impression that Im basically saying "No they arent! Theyre totally real" is indicative of your intelligence.

@Whisp Of Words well....I made a (admittedly bad and unfunny) joke, saying "must be a failed drama student that set it up," like a failed actor joined the police force and saw an opportunity to act. Obviously that didn't actually happen, but you come in with "Acshually, it doesn't take much acting at all...." Which adds nothing to the conversation.....we all know it doesn't.....but it does try to show how smart you are by tearing down my lame joke. Obviously I didn't think anyone was a failed drama actor. So what were you trying accomplish, other than ruining a lame joke? Did you think you were being informative? When someone says "Knock Knock...." do you say "nobody is actually knocking, that was an onomatopoeia"?

@Altus Show no, I said it doesnt take that much effort, acting ability, or money to carry out the show they put on here; In respone to those who were complaining about the PD wasting time, wasting money, or going out of their way to put on some sort of drama. How you got that from what I said is beyond me..

@Altus Show wtf. Did I say they were fake cops?

@Altus Show wtf. Did I say they were fake cops?

@Whisp Of Words Whoa! You're totally right! I literally thought they were a failed band of actors. I was totally "not" fully aware they were pretending in order to pump her for information! Thank you for pointing out that the cops were not actually fake acting cops!

On a completely unrelated note... Have you ever looked up the definition of the word "sarcasm"?

@Marduk im asauming/hoping this is just a bad jome.

@Marduk im asauming/hoping this is just a bad jome.

@Altus Show pretty sure they were just trying to makw it a sure thing. I mean, it doesnt really take much acting or funding to do what theu did here.

@Altus Show pretty sure they were just trying to makw it a sure thing. I mean, it doesnt really take much acting or funding to do what theu did here.

@Rick writes how is it pathetic? How else should they go about it? And if this way works then why change it?

@Rick writes how is it pathetic? How else should they go about it? And if this way works then why change it?

@Zeus, King of Olympus pigs usurp the money.

@Zeus, King of Olympus pigs usurp the money.

I'm fine with everything the police did up until the stupid show. That seemed excessive, unethical, and a waste of time and resources. They had her on video hiring a hit man to kill her husband. Open and shut case. What, were they bored? I'm really not ok with how the police acted on this, very unprofessional. Dalia is a murderous criminal, but that doesn't make her a plaything for the cops to fuck with. I hate her just as I hate any other murderer, but that doesn't mean I want to see her tortured. They should have arrested her, showed her the video of her committing the crime, and she would have no choice but to make a full confession. It really feels like they went through this whole charade for their own satisfaction, which is not an acceptable use of taxpayer money in my book.

mito . . . Respectfully I don’t think you know what entrapment is. That’s when an undercover cop coerces someone who wouldn’t otherwise commit a crime into committing a crime so they can arrest them. Most of the time it involves literal harassment, the Supreme Court case that established it involved FBI agents harassing a man for two years through calls and mail to purchase child porn because he was gay, and when he did they arrested him for it. Or cops posing as drug dealers who push people who aren’t already known to buy drugs to the point they buy them. This is definitely NOT entrapment

It’s not a fluke that they put on a superb show that rivaled anything in movies and tv. The tv show Cops happened to be embed with this particular police department when they got the case. They were literally putting on a good show and bless them for it.

It’s not a fluke that they put on a superb show that rivaled anything in movies and tv. The tv show _Cops_ happened to be embed with this particular police department when they got the case. They were _literally_ putting on a good show and bless them for it.

During the interrogation i legit expected the husband to walk out instead of the under cover cop

During the interrogation i legit expected the husband to walk out instead of the under cover cop

And Hollywood would have us believe that actors are sooo talented and rare.  Now who is getting conned.  These guys were as good as anything out of Hollywood.

And Hollywood would have us believe that actors are sooo talented and rare.  Now who is getting conned.  These guys were as good as anything out of Hollywood.

Well they lied to get a monster ofc the streets, you almost make it sound like a bad thing

Well they lied to get a monster ofc the streets, you almost make it sound like a bad thing

@420Kowalski i will gladly pay for something this great

@420Kowalski i will gladly pay for something this great

@mito . . . this isnt entrapment she went out of her way to obtain a hitman just cause the cops intercepted her attempt doesnt mean she wouldnt have gone through with it. The undercover cop even asked her if she was sure she wanted to do it.

@Dudemon The money is considered evidence. It'd be confiscated. I don't know what would have happened after her conviction, but it's safe to assume it wouldn't be returned to anyone.

@Zeus, King of Olympus -- So, what happens to the money, if she claims she didn't hire the "hitman".

@Zeus, King of Olympus -- So, what happens to the money, if she claims she didn't hire the "hitman".

@Sam Fish I wonder how your worst try  i s.

@Sam Fish I wonder how your worst try  i s.

well, the whole thing is on youtube, at least that part worked out 😅

well, the whole thing is on youtube, at least that part worked out 😅

@Neil Johnson when you can have a good tape of a real criminal in the crime scene for future studies?

@Neil Johnson when you can have a good tape of a real criminal in the crime scene for future studies?

@mito . . . Entrapment?? Gtfoh she called her ex and tried to put a hit on her husband COMPLETELY UNSOLICITED

@mito . . . Entrapment?? Gtfoh she called her ex and tried to put a hit on her husband COMPLETELY UNSOLICITED

@Marduk They do that to men too though. And how tf is that 'toxic masculinity', or even 'sexist'. The fact that she's a woman is irrelevant, and you're making a problem out of nothing lmao

They must’ve been bored and they saw an opportunity

They must’ve been bored and they saw an opportunity

I heard what you heard, I saw what you saw.... what a mind job...

I heard what you heard, I saw what you saw.... what a mind job...

Meanwhile all the drug dealers and robbers had a field day lmaon

Meanwhile all the drug dealers and robbers had a field day lmaon

I mean she paid good money for that show. Gotta give what the customer pays for.

I mean she paid good money for that show. Gotta give what the customer pays for.

@David Arbogast i cant understand how he could not laugh at her acting

@David Arbogast i cant understand how he could not laugh at her acting

When the drama kids at school become cops😂😂😂😂🙃

When the drama kids at school become cops😂😂😂😂🙃

They knew they had the case pretty much wrapped up at the beginning, but they wanted that confession just to make everything easier for everyone.

They knew they had the case pretty much wrapped up at the beginning, but they wanted that confession just to make everything easier for everyone.

They put on a show for the whole world haha

They put on a show for the whole world haha

I feel like someone on the case is a failed drama student. "Guys guys, I need you to emote. We goota sell tbis! Now, one more time from the start but....are we sure we wanna cut the musical number? I still think it really sells it!"

Ol' Arbogeezy he was thinking “don’t smile, don’t smile”

Ol' Arbogeezy he was thinking “don’t smile, don’t smile”

Elesian Subs I would of burst out laughing when she started sobbing over the news her husband was dead

Elesian Subs I would of burst out laughing when she started sobbing over the news her husband was dead

@Me Meisself The undercover cop posing as the hitman was black. Making the story more believable to her.

@Me Meisself The undercover cop posing as the hitman was black. Making the story more believable to her.

"Witnesses said they saw a black male running from here?" Wtf!?

"Witnesses said they saw a black male running from here?" Wtf!?

Anwar Al-Mashani how can she be considered good looking and the husband is laughable

Anwar Al-Mashani how can she be considered good looking and the husband is laughable

Are you crazy?    entrapment deserves our contempt!

Are you crazy?    entrapment deserves our contempt!

Guys why did they stage a fake crime scene lmaooo

Guys why did they stage a fake crime scene lmaooo

@George Ntapalis yea they are totally allowed to tell you anything. But they rely on that ALOT it seems to be the main way they catch people. If their were legal limits to their lies they definitely wouldnt do as well.

 Kinda pathetic actually, though I was glad they caught this one.

Makes me wonder what that officer who consoled her was thinking when she broke down in crocodile tears

Makes me wonder what that officer who consoled her was thinking when she broke down in crocodile tears

Round of applause for what? Their job is to lie. It was nothing out of the ordinary for them

Round of applause for what? Their job is to lie. It was nothing out of the ordinary for them

taxpayer money at work! if you ask them they'll tell you they need a large budget as theyre just barely getting by lol

taxpayer money at work! if you ask them they'll tell you they need a large budget as theyre just barely getting by lol

i know right? that whole filming thing cracked me up

i know right? that whole filming thing cracked me up

Can you imagine that bar table talk after work? I would've paid to sit in the next booth to overhear their stories.

Can you imagine that bar table talk after work? I would've paid to sit in the next booth to overhear their stories.

I cant beleive the detective was strong enough to not give it away. I sooo would've given it away

I cant beleive the detective was strong enough to not give it away. I sooo would've given it away


I forgot that she lost the second case. Look how our society treats pretty, young women. They almost got away with it. Having married a former stripper and escort, I know how weak men can be when we are seduced. It's embarrassing but much more importantly, it is life-ruining.<br>My ex didn't commit any felonies to get half of my pension, she just cheated and lied. Dalia won't get out until she is 50. That beauty is long since faded. My Dalia (Delilah was her dancer name) is 56 now and has found men to support her, but at this age, the otions are fading. Amber Heards of the world need to stop having these lies and crimes as opportunities to get money from other people. Bye Dalia. Hope that cell gets lonely at night.

I forgot that she lost the second case. Look how our society treats pretty, young women. They almost got away with it. Having married a former stripper and escort, I know how weak men can be when we are seduced. It's embarrassing but much more importantly, it is life-ruining.
My ex didn't commit any felonies to get half of my pension, she just cheated and lied. Dalia won't get out until she is 50. That beauty is long since faded. My Dalia (Delilah was her dancer name) is 56 now and has found men to support her, but at this age, the otions are fading. Amber Heards of the world need to stop having these lies and crimes as opportunities to get money from other people. Bye Dalia. Hope that cell gets lonely at night.


The husband truly did love her.
He even signed the house over to her,
by tricking him with a false situation.
She even had 3 times made a false report to get him arrested.

Only 6mths into the relationship dude. Sounds like the honeymoon period of their relationship and him getting some poontang.
He did leave his wife of 7yrs for an escort afterall and dont sound like he loved his other wife otherwise he wouldnt be sleeping around having affairs on business trips or whatever he was doing, but Im sure he has done it before.
This is the mentality of a guy that wants to give someone everything in life in a new relationship thinking she is the one.
I understand how this guy felt. I have been in this same situation over 30yrs ago where I would give her everything of myself and want to give them the world, only to be manipulated and lied to for 10yrs.
I was only with her for a year but she fucked around with another guy back and forth and I was primarily holding on because I had a daughter with her and wanted a family.
But in the end she is still a bitch, have nothing to do with her and have a good relationship with my daughter and grandkids.

Fast forward to today and Im still single, admittedly I dont trust many women especially in this day and age where long term relationships are pretty much a thing of the past, they call it dating these days, and happy as can be, self employed, no dramas, bullshit and living the life I wanna live. Not to mention saved a lot of money.

He left his wife of 7 yrs for an escort thats what he gets thinking with the wrong head not love

How can he love her when he doesn’t even know her ?  That’s the problem, people act on needs not logic … If he would have taken more time to know her he might have realized she’s a sociopath and not married her … She’s a dangerous person who had no thought or care about him at all …


I lost it when she asked "who's number is this?" and the detective answered calmly "that is your home number"<br>The "Ohh" that the proceeded cracked me up!

I lost it when she asked "who's number is this?" and the detective answered calmly "that is your home number"
The "Ohh" that the proceeded cracked me up!


Gaslighting is one of the most evil things on earth. My little brother's been doing it since childhood. When we were kids, he could be caught on video, stealing and eating someone else's lunch, and he'd still swear to God it wasn't him. Even with his lips covered with crumbs! He'll be 40 soon, and he's still the same way. That kinda lying is evil to the point of demonic.

Gaslighting is one of the most evil things on earth. My little brother's been doing it since childhood. When we were kids, he could be caught _on video,_ stealing and eating someone else's lunch, and he'd _still_ swear to God it wasn't him. Even with his lips covered with crumbs! He'll be 40 soon, and he's still the same way. That kinda lying is evil to the point of demonic.

Lack of severe beatings in childhood and beyond when caught. Many such cases.

It’ up to the parents to train their children so they can develop their character.

@F1 clips Mmmhm, and the way you've come at me with the very same snarkiness you claim to be against? What does that say about you and yours? All I'm saying is that lifelong gaslighters are evil, and you think I'm outta line for that? I wonder what THAT says about you 🤔Actually, I don't really have to wonder 😂

@F1 clips Mmmhm, and the way you've come at me with the very same snarkiness you claim to be against? What does that say about _you_ and _yours?_ All I'm saying is that lifelong gaslighters are evil, and you think I'm outta line for that? I wonder what THAT says about you 🤔Actually, I don't really have to wonder 😂

@F1 clips Lol, oh, does it really? 🙄I'm pretty sure you're another one. This post seems to attract them, and their parents, like flies.

She even lied last week about going to another state to visit our younger brother because he's having a "surgery" and it was serious. With her, she took more boxes of things out of the house. She's willing to use everyone in her lies even willing to make people feel bad about fictitious operations.

My mother is a gaslighter. She was "looking after" my brother's money and stole the lot to give to her favourite (our youngest brother). When my brother asked for his money back she said, "What money?". My brother whose money she stole has a disability and had to live with her because he had nothing. He kept asking for his money back and she kept lying, or telling him he didn't have any money, and he was getting angrier because she was messing with his head, and she called the police and told them he was threatening her. My brother had an AVO put out on him even though he was still living in her house. Now she's been slowly moving things out of the house to our younger brother's house and she's clearly leaving my other brother in the lurch. Our younger brother loves her because she's funded his lifestyle and believes her lies about us all being bad.

Gaslighting can only be solved with violence

@Jim McKay Wrong. Gaslighting includes lying to the extreme level I described in my OP, basically demanding that people believe him over their own eyes, and despite overwhelming evidence. Don't try to minimize it just cause your kid used to do the same, but if your kid ultimately grew out of it, then obviously he's not like my brother, who's a grown man now, and has never stopped gaslighting.

@Jim McKay Wrong. Gaslighting includes lying to the extreme level I described in my OP, basically demanding that people believe _him_ over their own eyes, and despite overwhelming evidence. Don't try to minimize it just cause your kid used to do the same, but if your kid ultimately grew out of it, then _obviously_ he's not like my brother, who's a grown man now, and has _never_ stopped gaslighting.

If your little brother, after being caught, tried to then turn the situation around and blame his actions on his accuser, then that would be gaslighting. Hopefully he learns to stop lying. My kid used to lie a lot because he thought if he said what he thought I wanted to hear, it would be better than being honest.

It is not uncommon for children to lie to avoid consequences of actions, very often including when eating sweets or foods that they are not suppose to have, or breaking furniture/objects, or anything else that they know will result in punishment. That isn't manipulative gaslighting, that's lying.