Video shows Dalia Dippolito telling an undercover cop she wants her husband dead, but screaming in heartache later when police tell her he had been killed. Still, two Florida juries refused to convict Dippolito of hiring a hitman. Dippolito lawyer Brian Claypool argues Boynton Beach police pressured an informant to set her up so the …
For Monday’s episode of “Crime Stories,” host Nancy Grace went toe-to-toe with the lawyer representing a Florida woman who’s serving a 16-year sentence for a failed murder plot targeting her husband. Prosecutors have alleged Dalia Dippolito plotted Mike Dippolito’s murder to gain control of her husband’s savings and their Palm Beach County home. Authorities got …
Video shows Dalia Dippolito telling an undercover cop she wants her husband dead, but screaming later when police tell her he had been killed. Still, two Florida juries have refused to convict Dippolito of hiring a hitman. Dippolito lawyer Brian Claypool argues Boynton Beach police pressured an informant to set her up so the “Cops” …
Most women who want their man dead are “do-it-your-selfers,” but there is a certain type of lady who outsources the dirty work to a hired hit man. Nancy Grace explores some of the more noteworthy cases with Dr. Brian Russell, the lawyer-psychologist who hosts Investigation Discovery’s Fatal Vows series. They are joined by national criminal …
The arrest of Mark Redwine for the 2013 murder of his 13-year-old son Dylan has been four years coming, but it is no surprise to the boy’s mother. Elaine Hall has fought hard to convince investigators that her ex-husband killed her son and hid his bodies on a Colorado mountain. Dylan didn’t want to board …
After almost four hours of listening to lawyers on both sides battle it out, a Palm Beach County judge sentence Dalia Dippolito to 16 years in prison. Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Glenn Kelley denied the request by prosecutors to exceed the 20-year sentence previously handed down to Dippolito during her 2011 trial, which ultimately got thrown …
– Dalia Dippolito was convicted in 2011 of hiring a hitman to kill her husband in August 2009.
– Prior to her conviction, police set up a fake scene and allowed Dippolito to believe her husband had been killed.
– Her husband, Mike Dippolito, who later divorced Dalia, made a surprise visit to her at a Florida police station while she still thought he was dead.
– A conviction and 20-year sentence in 2011 got thrown out on appeal.
– Dippolito was found guilty during her third trial.
– A motion seeking a fourth trial for Dippolito was denied.
– Prosecutors are seeking 30 years.
Video shows Dalia Dippolito telling an undercover cop she wants her husband dead, but screaming later when police falsely told her he had been killed. Still, two Florida juries have refused to convict Dippolito of hiring a hit man to carry out the killing. When Dippolito’s third trial starts in June, defense lawyer Brian Claypool …
