The Curious Case of Dalia Dippolito

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[@amandac7270]

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[@conneroneill8506]

Love the opening clip. Holy shit. Reminds me of Kenneth Angers “Scorpio rising”. If you haven’t seen it you must...

[@jacksondrew960]

Love the music in this video. Gave me Scorsese vibes which is awesome. Lighthearted but chilling in context.

[@david_gress]

The police faking that crime scene is the greatest gold digger prank of all time

[@constantinosschinas4503]

indeed. never heard anything close to this.

[@david_gress]

it's also the only real one

[@Luca-iw1pc]

underrated comment

[@Deoxys911]

Officer: "I need to inform you that-" Dalia: "No! No! Oh no!" Officer: "...that it's just a prank, bro! Now put your hands behind your back."

[@soozm8520]

Is this normal ? I didnt even know police could go this far as to fake the crime scene and fake deliver the news. What was the real reason? They had video evidence against her so why didnt they just arrest her and tell her they know she planned to kill him?

[@megagamer8429]

Ex boyfriend saving actual husband's life. thats heroic

[@thehighpriestess8431]

I love that her ex boy-friend rooted for Dalia's husband at the time of events.

[@jessthehuman]

I can only imagine that she didn't leave her ex-bfs with a good impression.

[@josron6088]

Bros before hoes.

[@WithDiameter]

b r o c o d e

[@truthinentertainment1028]

I think most people would go to the cops if they had the same information. Once you have knowledge of something, you're involved. If you don't act appropriately, then you're also in trouble as an accomplice. The guy really had no choice in the matter.

[@eadelmanenchana2095]

There are 2 things I learned from this video 1. It is not the officer's first day 2. It is definitely not the officer's second day

[@nerdstop5025]

I'd wager a guess that it *might* not be his first week either. Might be taking a shot in the dark tho.

[@nothappyboi9453]

This made me crack the fuck up for some reason. Thank you lol

[@0blbe1]

finds out its his fourth day

[@chanceneck8072]

It's thursday, so it must be his third day... 🤭

[@fulaniyyah]

Those were the poorest interrogation skills i've ever seen. He probably said that to boost his selfesteem a lil bit.

[@CaptSaiyaman1941]

I love how she instantly unleashed the waterworks. She didn't even attempt to pretend like she was processing it.

[@GK222_]

She had been rehearsing the whole morning on the treadmill. It was time!

[@virtualxella]

That has always stood out to me lol.

[@TayongoExplores]

The torrents came too fast

[@jengleheimerschmitt7941]

Watch it again. She even jumps the gun. The cop doesn't even get the word "killed" out before she start screaming. He may as well have been going to say: "Your husband has been -taken to the hospital, but he's going to be ok."

[@bojohannesen4352]

Psychopaths have an extremely hard time faking emotions.

[@T3CHR0N0M1C0N]

She basically paid 3 grand to get arrested.

[@805Franco]

Bahahahahaha!

[@Koivisto147]

well, 3 grand of michael's money most likely

[@sydneyprescott3374]

Yeah but the judge let her out! On house arrest, who else does that happen to with the fake hit man videos?? No one

[@T3CHR0N0M1C0N]

She got 20 years after that I thought...

[@YusuphYT]

3k for a well planned fake home invasion robbery, pretty good price. Should’ve had common sense 😂

[@dre3k78]

The Hero of this story is her ex boyfriend who went straight to the cops. Good on him.

[@truth.speaker]

Word. I'm glad they trusted him

[@leviathanmg]

The actions of a man who probably double-checked his locks and security system every night after fucking with that succubus.

[@Thick.Mothers64]

Wouldn't we all do that? She's a bitch and being her ex you'd know and feel that

[@Alex-uy7pc]

The second hero is the parole officer who believed him about the coke.

[@fernandapartridge5174]

John Mapley 👏❤️

[@friendlyfilms9091]

“You’re not even trying to get me out of this situation” After trying to kill that same man is absolutely crazy. What a text book case of a narcissist holy crap

[@catalystcomet]

I don't think it's common for people with narcissistic personality disorder to actually go that far.

[@michellechair]

no...she's got quite a lot of narcissistic traits, but what im seeing is someone who is suffering from some serious aspd. i'm leaning more towards psycho as opposed to socio because of how calm and collected she was even when being faced with her sentence. she feels no remorse, no empathy, and very few real emotions other than pride and satisfaction when things go her way and it's been that way her whole life. i think she does love her family in some regard, but i also believe that her mother's overwhelming kindness and altruistic outlook contributed a lot to fostering this type of patterning in her psyche

[@frauholle1334]

​@@michellechair Are you a licensed therapist? If not, you're really just bullshitting. Stop thinking you can analyse people's psyche just because you read some online articles and watched a couple of videos. If you ARE a psychologist/therapist, I would suggest taking a good hard look at the level of professionalism you're operating at, because no reputable therapist/psychologist would write down an analysis of a person's psyche for the world to read without even having met the person.

[@Malama_Ki]

This is gaslighting to the 23rd POWER!!!!!

[@andrereynolds7318]

That’s WILD

[@die.3695]

Her hysterical interaction with the first policeman is so interesting. They both are showing each other completely fake emotions and don’t trust each other at all but play the part like it’s a movie. But it isn’t a movie. CHILLING.

[@Rickfernello]

Honestly feels like my interactions with my narcissistic mother. The difference is that the cop knows it's an act and she doesn't know he does.

[@bavros1998]

The policeman is the more talented actor.

[@bojohannesen4352]

The second-hand embarrassment of her performance was physically painful. No, literally. I think I sprained some toes.

[@fsr2880]

​@@bojohannesen4352 i just killed myself laughing with your sentence. 😂😂😂

[@bernardosilva2527]

The fact that the cops staged the whole murder scene just to see how she reacted was hilarious

[@StopmotionStudios13]

Ikr, boss move

[@Eden_M]

Absolutely, and thank goodness she got caught on time because clearly she wouldn't stop trying to get the "job" done.

[@googleaids3320]

Cops

[@cyronetics8709]

Honestly it is a really great case study on behavior.

[@allancouceiro9905]

I cant believe they didnt crack up laughing at how good they got her

[@lucillewurst9350]

I wish they had the undercover cop interrogate her. "I didn't do it" "girl I was THERE"

[@Ill.righteous31]

🤣🤣🤣

[@selinnaz688]

Exactly 💯

[@MaestroPanda]

"I saw what you saw and I heard what you heard!"

[@Arizona_lilly]

Ever better

[@okazoya]

unfortunately, he’s not an investigator. i wish they made him one so he could make it more convincing when talking to her

[@redemption3111]

Her "friend" who went to the police department to tell them she's evil is so precious and saved a complete tragedy from happening. I'd love to see mike and that guy meet and see how'd they interact with each other. A life saviour indeed, well raised

[@babyvia6712]

I think he died, unfortunately

[@michaelgraham9774]

​@babyvia6712 Damn. Dude was a hero to a complete stranger

[@havinhaa_]

I also love that he took this matter seriously

[@ratasslordofyoink4542]

She probably would have fallen into a honey pot anyway

[@tommybrain4204]

Apparently Mohammed had some serious connections to some really violent gangs, which is absolutely nuts considering that he went to the cops over Dalia's bullshit.

[@Gumbocinno]

Throwing everything in the trash for a prostitute you met 2 weeks ago. No one deserves what happened to him, but good god what an absolutely stupid decision.

[@kevspeedruns9947]

His relationship of 7 years was probably over a loooooooong time before he started screwing escorts on a whim. She was just the final motivation to end it.

[@sleazymeezy]

Must've been crazy good head huh?

[@riddlerecsful]

​@@sleazymeezy the sloppiest gawk gawks😂

[@jengleheimerschmitt7941]

That seems to be a theme here. Half of the victims on JCS are giant dirtbags. Not deserve-to-be-murdered dirtbags, but definitely dirtbags.

[@johnwhite5212]

Agreed. He should have given it a couple of months, at least.

[@Jiiinxyyy]

The real hero is that ex-boyfriend that told the police about the hitman crap

[@jnonya7743]

I think the average person doesn't want to be apart of a murder

[@mowfus96]

Yeah but its hella sus that she thought he had access to a hitman in the first place

[@piechic19]

Even so, their relationship broke down at some point for a reason, he was probably wise to her scheming and didn't want this guy to get caught up in it

[@onetwo9500]

@@jnonya7743 a snitch still a snitch Edit: im joking

[@andremonark8900]

One Two ahh stfu morals are morals

[@benjaminblankenship5000]

"I'd just like to go home." I'm 5000% sure you're not going home

[@mguarin912]

Benjamin Blankenship 😂

[@martynspooner5822]

Funny man cool

[@chocomanger6873]

Yet, she did go home. She was home for six years, lots of time to have fun and get together a legal strategy. And in the end she got 4 years knocked off of the original sentence. She'll be 50 when she gets out, which isn't really that old at all. Lots of people start new careers and new lives after 50. She's attractive and she's manipulative.

[@martynspooner5822]

Claire Yes that really annoyed me too, imagine what the guy felt. Hope the bitch didn't get to keep the house.

[@HtPt]

5000% . i will never get married...

[@waluigiwah3264]

Mike is a fascinating character. Leaves his wife of 7 years for a prostitute he met two weeks ago, yet is incredibly articulate and thoughtful when it comes to prison and jail. He seems very easygoing, and quick to want to please people. This lady literally tried to kill him and he’s giving her advice about jail. Talking about how he admitted to doing fraud and it helped him. IDK

[@galaxykitten6849]

I agree! I think there could be other items in play as well, maybe the ex-wife was abusive or neglectful (i doubt it tho), maybe the relationship had fizzled out because they weren’t working for it after the honeymoon phase. We don’t know the full context at all, I do agree that his immediate break from the wife is sketch, but maybe it was a long time coming and we just didn’t see that behind the scenes aspect. His life is his own and he deserves privacy after that entire scandal, but I would really love to pick his brain lol

[@terra_the_nightingale135]

Maybe he was already in the mindset to leave his ex wife and meeting Dalia made it happen for him. Or the dude’s the type to fall hard in love. Seems that way.

[@cdewx5749]

idk why people keep bringing up leaving his wife like its at all irrational. Clearly it wasnt sunshine and rainbows for him to leave so fast.

[@paigemosher8697]

​@cdewx5749 He chose to cheat, and nothing indicates that she abused or even slightly mistreated him, so if it wasn't "all sunshine and rainbows", that was probably his fault. Don't be so quick to blame the woman when a man acts unfaithful. He's a grown adult with his own agency and is responsible for his own actions.

[@cdewx5749]

@@paigemosher8697 im not blaming the woman. Shit just happens. When he was officially divorced is kinda irrelevent.

[@ylekiote99999]

The irony is if Dalia just admitted to the whole thing right away and showed remorse she probably would have got a 7 year sentence and served maybe 3 or4 years and been free. Her constant denial gave her a few trials, house arrest, and then a lengthy prison term.

[@katscratchfever3506]

Yep!

[@Chris-cb5xh]

While this is true clearly her end goal was never to admit she did anything wrong. So in the end she kind of still got what she wanted.

[@MMAproAtGOLF]

7? Try life. People get life for this

[@ylekiote99999]

@@MMAproAtGOLF Nah, if you look into it, most people get around 10 years. It's a joke but it's true. The ones who get life actually succeed with the hit, and are not remorseful at all.

[@PlacidSine]

Who else was laughing their ass off when the police faked a crime scene

[@Ziggy550]

Placid me !!

[@Gixbit]

She cried waaaaaaaayyyyyy too fast, i think that people dont just immediately process grief it takes a few moments for stuff to sorta register. Unleeeeesssssss you're expecting to have to acttttt.. lol, This girl wouldn't do well in hollywood.

[@paulanthony5274]

@@Gixbit I know,she started crying before he even got the word killed out,it was pathetic.

[@fisharepeopletoo9653]

I got so many laughs out of her acting abd how quickly she'd switch from emotional wreck to calculating bitch lol

[@PinvinoPiggg]

I pissed myself 😁

[@aking8477]

Mohammad is a good man. His actions saved this guy's life

[@derous]

@Matthew Hopkins He's a good man for his actions. No matter the motivation, he did the right thing.

[@srk54989]

Yes

[@vfxninja5503]

@Matthew Hopkins he saved a man's life. You can argue moral absolutes all you want but he took evidence of an assassination plot to the police and got the conspirator taken to justice.

[@raycroal]

@Matthew Hopkins oh shut up matthew, i am beginning to think you wouldn't have questioned any statement if his name was michael

[@wiepo18]

@Matthew Hopkins statements dont really equal to fact. Why you mad that someone thinks of the guy as a great man(bc he is regardless of motive)? I can accept your 'wE dOnT kNoW HiS mOtIvE' if everyone is forcing it down your throat. but no one is saying it as a fact they're saying it as an opinion. They're saying what theyre seeing and feeling. Not facts but feelings.

[@bigbanshi7903]

I love she doesn’t have an actual excuse, she’s just like “ITS NOT TRUE” alright buddy

[@Molloy1951]

When you feel you might be reckless and impulsive, remember there is Michael Dipolito.

[@piercegalactic]

Wise words

[@bruhnmtr]

If somebody cares, Mike did get back his house.

[@lkhbhydroponic6858]

Good for him

[@paulklement4274]

@@suelovescats video says he signed it over to her after getting fraudulent advice that it would help him with his parole or sth like that

[@cherahsBroll]

Thank you, I was wondering about that.

[@colinluckens9591]

I think we all care about HIM.....

[@DavidLee-xi1of]

He got it back! They removed her name from it after this.

[@skyndrsea]

that fake crying is so awkward when you know that the police were aware that she was faking all of it

[@kristintaylor7317]

I had to pause a few times watching that. The secondhand embarrassment holy shiiiit

[@blackskate_unltd95]

i actually skipped the crying lol

[@Damo_Dinkum]

Had to mute it

[@ianrobson9601]

Yeah , even her boobs are fake

[@abandonedlife9416]

You can see the awkwardness in the cop behind her not talking. He is clearly like "Seriously? Oh boy you're in for a treat when you get to the station."

[@BitcoinSucker]

Why wasn't the drug planting, 3 counts of lying to police, defrauding some out of their house and dangerous driving all built into one case. This person is not only evil, but highly dangerous. Look at how she controlled that boyfriend. The other one went straight to the cops because he knew he'd be safer if she was in jail.

[@katscratchfever3506]

They probably couldn’t prove it. But I agree with you! They could have at least tried.

[@fauna5328]

Can't be proven and you can't add extra charges for things not filed

[@tmo314]

That lead investigator absolutely annihilated her. Holy shit. She’s insane.

[@Smudgie]

I get the impression she is being told for the first time in her life that she can't have what she wants.

[@jamesmeow3039]

Wut

[@ToyokaX]

That's what you get when you marry an escort, to be honest. People in that line of work either are very flakey with their relationships or are super narcissistic (or a combination of both). Imagine living a life where you're handed everything by well-off men, in possibly one of - if not the most - liberal parts of the country. This is a result of a lifelong catering to a narcissistic persona.

[@botyears]

I get the impression she's an emotionless sociopath who feels zero empathy for others and is only concerned for her own immediate gain.

[@quantrindic5488]

@@ToyokaX yeah I dont know why he thought marrying an escort would work out in the long run

[@quantrindic5488]

@Vanilla You dont see a problem marrying an escort?

[@leakifolog]

Thank God her ex, Muhammad Shadi, acted normally, responsibly, and legally as it's portrayed here. He saved a life.

[@ihavenoideawhatimdoing9529]

ye ik but imagine if it wasnt him and it was a more determined person

[@aminbinsalim1995]

Alhamdulillah he saved a name as well which is so important for us muslims, by his action he not only saved a life but he ddn't bring shame to the name of the last prophet as well which is the same to his "Muhammed (peace be upon him)" The greatest man that ever lived on earth as per Michael Hart

[@Linuxfy]

@@aminbinsalim1995 you do know right not only Muslim has the name, Muhammad?

[@Pyxelles]

@@aminbinsalim1995Oh here we go. I was just waiting a a comment like this 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@aminbinsalim1995]

@@Pyxelles Which means?

[@AnthonySilva35]

I find her wanting to see her husband dead very chilling. She wants to confirm he's dead or just wants to see his life less body

[@fortheloveofgodlaugh2981]

Her sentence reading from the judge is the single most satisfying thing I have ever heard in my life. He was honest, fair, and thorough. It's disgusting that she didn't keep that sentence as is.

[@budthechud8913]

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

[@MyLonewolf25]

Gives them more evidence in court

[@Benjamin-jl2ei]

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

[@Said-zl2xc]

@@Benjamin-jl2ei 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]

@@Benjamin-jl2ei you’d be surprised

[@loganstrait7503]

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

[@Matt-nh3ge]

Imagine hiring a hit man to kill your husband and then asking your husband for a lawyer to fight the case😂😂

[@revaniaazzahra4628]

imagine that hit man is ur EX-BF

[@mlaatrreanimated9181]

Lol I’d refer her to Lionel Hutz

[@marpsr]

Talk about entitlement

[@xszocc_9307]

LMAOO

[@commiezombie2477]

FXCKIN SHAMELESS🤣🤣🤣

[@alexramos2842]

20:22 the way she thought the cop was going for a hug instead of the handcufs lmao

[@kme3894]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@blair1118]

Good catch!

[@DaniE_Legal]

the undercover cop played her narcissism so well when he called her “absolutely beautiful”

[@cyberpirate007]

Yea beautiful lie indeed 😂

[@ponypublications]

This is one of those really satisfying ones because 1) No one died 2) Everything she tried was just hilariously, entertainingly bad 3) Justice was served

[@bleedthebeat]

Indeed this was extremely intertaining instead of the usual feeling of disgust I get from these videos

[@oneidavisscher6]

im sorry but i dont get how getting 6 years of house arrest and doing interviews etc is justice. i would not want her roaming around when she plotted to kill me ? how was this a technicality issue ??!?!?

[@chronic_hip_and_back_pain]

"JuStIcE wAs SeRvEd" Ma'am, justice wasn't served

[@bleedthebeat]

Ella Meyer sorry I’m American I can’t spell

[@ponypublications]

@@oneidavisscher6 whoops, guess I heard the part where she was found guilty and zoned out for the rest lol, sorry

[@montyzoomer662]

Her voice is possibly the most annoying I've ever heard

[@jayf6360]

I bet it's a put on voice to make her seem childlike.

[@rollinstoned9816]

Yes it is. That lisp and everything..

[@k.c4178]

Wait till you hear mine

[@paulanthony5274]

She sounds Like what Mike Tyson would sound like if he was a woman.

[@Baychimo]

It's not true. I heard what you heard, it's not true.

[@zacszuberski]

Divorce your wife for an escort. Maybe that was the start of the problem.

[@jermainewashington7447]

I absolutely love the intro to this video. JCS COME BACK GODDAMNIT!!!!

[@kaizu4464]

it was a pretty good and engaging introduction tbh

[@e.j.2880]

The fact Ahmed saved Michael’s life without even talking or meeting him

[@LostBear.]

Friendship ended with Dalia Now Mohammed is my best friend

[@mister9042]

@@LostBear. lmfao

[@NA-AN]

He prolly heard of him.

[@POVQU33N]

Eskimo brothers ✊🏻

[@tanjiro6346]

Woah you just got this in your reccomendation too?

[@3kbschannel288]

The real MVP is Mohamed Shehadi who reported her intentions to the police

[@BigLazyPrawn]

Just so you know, Shehadi in Arabic LITERALLY TRANSLATES TO "THE ONE WHO WITNESSED"

[@nastaam3113]

@@BigLazyPrawn yea fr

[@Alvaro-qz6qk]

our boy Mohammed the man

[@coolcat3452]

Word!..he could had been killed...what a super hero ex boyfriend!!

[@coolcat3452]

@@BigLazyPrawn Nice!!

[@mrsbluesky8415]

Her momma has enabled that whiny psycho all her life. “Give her a second chance.” Bish, she’s had 1000 chances and you know it.

[@thomaszen3622]

Right? Premeditated murder planned over several weeks is not something you call a “mistake” lol

[@jsmily1502]

20:07 The way he can’t even bring himself to say “lady” or “woman” and settles on “the person”

[@mynamenowhastobeasecret.2079]

The ex boyfriend that told the cops about the hitman just got the best revenge anyone can ever get on an ex ever. Fucking supernova revenge.

[@sweetenlemons8659]

Ikr that's world record shit.

[@KaronjaKaronja]

Yeah, he totally destroyed the b***h by being a good guy and saving a life.

[@savageshot3723]

I would have told just to save the man even if she was a spiteful biatch or the nicest girl ever

[@seajeremy6178]

Hopefully he got a ty for literally saving a life

[@namelessbacon9483]

I mean realistically he was looking out for himself. If he had ignored it and she would get caught eventually you know she'd out him. The second he got the text he's involved and can be charged the same as planning the murder. Even by not doing anything

[@itgirljorden]

the second hand embarrassment of watching her fake crying while they all knew she was lying...

[@Fourfingerssixtoes]

I actually ended up skipping the last 30 seconds of it. The cringe was too much.

[@kaerbear]

Call girl acting. She thought she was a pro because so many dick-brained men fell for her act before.

[@catsmith233]

Ikr

[@b1annk]

@@Fourfingerssixtoes IK BRO SO CRINGE

[@behumble6264]

Right😂😂 bruhh

[@dakotahutchens1634]

Is so sickening that the only read she wanted to see him at first was because she wanted to confirm he was dead

[@ivandaniel2596]

the only what??

[@koonzescrappyanimations6626]

Applause for Mike for handling it the way he did.

[@InceyWincey]

“I want to see my husband.” “No, trust me, you don’t.” Pure poetry.

[@newteenager1]

that was deep xd she did not get it when the detective said it xd in her mind, they are preventing her to see a disfigured body for her own sake

[@kyle1493]

Foreshadowing to the tee

[@thejabberwocky5884]

This makes a haiku if rearranged… This is poetry. “I want to see my husband.” “No, trust me, you don’t.”

[@Lakanus]

Yeah that was quite elegant

[@Yukinoomoni]

@@thejabberwocky5884 underrated reply

[@cadeo.1265]

Her lawyer at the end… I can’t. This guy is such a tool it’s actually awe inspiring. He spews bullshit out at an incredible rate and you can tell he believes every word of it. Incredible.

[@Nezzz__]

Its actually most likely he doesnt believe it, when you're hired by someone, you have to defend whatever case they put forward no matter how rediculous it is. Sure it would tarnish his reputation as a lawyer, but he was probably a low quality lawyer in the first place as Dalia would have to pay an extortionate amount of money for a highly reputable one.

[@joeberg3317]

28:04 Oh my god I love the "yeah, what's up?" You can somehow hear the expression on his face saying that.

[@tulipchic34]

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

[@thetoysarealive]

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

[@amazingExxod]

Contempt helps keep the humor dry.

[@DeeRio9546]

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

[@lalalovengun]

tulipchic34 😂😂😂

[@NimishP]

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

[@mafius4530]

I love how basically this entire investigation was played like a youtube prank

[@Pixel3572]

Dalia: “It was just a prank!”

[@bewdeyeswhitedragon]

@@Pixel3572 The prank:

[@WonderFig]

they definitely were having a bit of fun with it lmao

[@bugboy491]

@@WonderFig even had a camera set up and shi and broadcasting it on the news LOL

[@someguy1865]

The undercover cop was definitely a paid actor.

[@chetwalther-ep9zb]

She gets 16 years for essentially attempted murder. There's people in prison for more time with weed charges.

[@agnesnagy2541]

I think the judge had to take in account that her husband was not harmed-at least not physically.

[@javonbatiste3294]

If her husband was killed she woulda got life bruh.. 16 years is still a long time.. she ain't getting out till she 50

[@chetwalther-ep9zb]

@@javonbatiste3294 yes. Jus seem like she deserves more. Cuz she basically tried to murder someone but failed. I guess it's enough if she actually does 16 and doesn't get good time or something and end up doing 10

[@leone41ll]

Complete joke of a justice system. A dude in the same position would get more for sure.

[@cdewx5749]

​@@leone41llsource?

[@spoonsrattling]

Every so often i come back to this case as a pallete cleanser for other true crime and mysteries

[@mjj7781]

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

[@artievhotsewu3101]

First thought

[@fifibatman638]

Oh yes 😂 funniest comment ever

[@infotech5162]

That was hilarious 😆

[@GrayWithMe]

Yessssss

[@NinjaCorps]

Karma..

[@christinbryant9246]

Watching her fake cry about the “death” of her husband was so uncomfortable.

[@whawkins8636]

This chick is wild

[@christinbryant9246]

W Hawkins no doubt about that! It’s astonishing how she turned on the act as quick as she did.

[@mgal6234]

Christin Bryant I found that to be quite disturbing...not funny but disturbing. I guess I underestimate the evil humans can bestow upon each other.

[@OneEyedCloud01]

It's odd, because I think that anyone else's reaction would be disbelief or confusion

[@christinbryant9246]

Em Gee oh I know. To see her converse with the “hitman” and to say “I’m stronger than people think. I can handle pressure” and then really start to play up the act as if she didn’t know was so ridiculous!!

[@EmilyJ0928]

I love how the first judge said what we were all thinking.

[@Lomojo31]

Mike seemed like the most sincere kinda guy. I love how he spoke. I felt him.

[@anwaral-mashani8387]

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

[@chadseancross4722]

That must be a low ass crime area

[@Black_pearl_adrift]

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

[@gerry_atric]

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

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Give those men an Oscar 🎭🤣.

[@tigersandvodka]

i know right? that whole filming thing cracked me up

[@svenswizzle8271]

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

[@MrDivyansh98]

Amerrrikaaaaa ... gotta love the criminal drama

[@mintyvin7038]

epic redditor it was on cops so close enough lol

[@SS-zi6nf]

🤣🤣😭

[@AntKnown]

@@kuruptlive8874 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.

[@Baerchenization]

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

[@Arrows_Of_Doom]

The fact that her and her mom call the Police Station, "gun club" is absolutely hilarious to me

[@nvmyo]

They're referring to the jail. It is nicknamed so because it is on Gun Club rd.

[@AdamS235]

They don’t

[@undeadreader23]

33:18 Right there, when Dalia says that she won't sign anything over, THAT is the real Dalia - When everything is going against you, and the one person that could throw you a bone is trying to help you, that YOU called to try and help you... Honestly, did she ever think she would get out and into that house?

[@Bhodisatvas]

That fake outburst when she found out he was 'dead' was absolutely golden...how the cops kept a straight face is beyond me.

[@ajenee7773]

Because they were pissed! It was anger in their bellies not laughter. I bet it can be hard not hating people when your dealing with liars like this

[@bush5363]

HAHAHAHAH i swear i was laughing so hardddd :DDDDD .

[@katelyn3996]

bush sag god me too, I instantly burst into laughter

[@_slier]

ikr...man, she must feel like total idiot if she were thinking about her acting infront of those cops..priceless

[@drkvaladao776]

I was shocked, I'm like "Give this woman a fckin Oscar"

[@xxxstellarxxx]

That fake-crying after finding out her husband is ‘dead’ is giving me serious second-hand embarrassment. Can’t imagine how those officers must’ve felt.

[@zumeybear6883]

All of us who saw it agree 🤣

[@archamedies616]

she reacted so fast as well

[@leslieyoung2485]

“Second hand embarrassment” 😩😵😂❤️‍🔥💥😗!!

[@STFU2142]

Second hand embarrassment - finally a worthy translation for the german word "Fremdscham"...👍

[@kitkatwomp]

She reacted way to fast for that to be believable I cringed

[@X.ainotit]

That sentencing judge was the BEST part of this whole video. Him systematically tearing her to shreds and telling her how pathetic and low she is was hysterical.

[@jodo2785]

Too bad he let her off easy with a pathetically small sentence. He shouldn't be allowed to judge anyone.

[@dafawkes7868]

Nobody in the comments mentioned how fucking real Mike's speech was. He hit the nail on the head at every turn.

[@beelol4931]

THE FACT SHE STARTED “CRYING” BEFORE HE EVEN FINISHED THE SENTENCE LOL

[@yayi9464]

I laughed so hard when she started "crying" 😂

[@kagrimreaper]

I just wanted to say that ur very preety hehe 😌

[@BeaIEngio]

So misjudged. I imagine a genuine reaction would be shock, denial and questions to try and clarify it before any grief set in. It's such a bizarre scenario (you pop to the gym and your husband is shot in bed) that you probably wouldn't just accept it and start wailing.

[@ggmg9141]

The judge is awesome and after all this, some one released her in bail. Our Judicial system is great.

[@jollygrapefruit786]

Bro you look like an Ice Cream

[@roysayantani]

People are not giving enough credit to the second ex boyfriend whom Dalia called for an arrangement of hitman. He literally did the right thing by going to the cops. Because of him Mike is alive!

[@BARELD050]

it seems that he got murdered according to others 🤔

[@freddysw]

He died this year

[@ekjotkaur_]

@@freddysw who died?

[@burningpottedplants1500]

@@freddysw who did?

[@freddysw]

@@burningpottedplants1500 The ex boyfriend

[@AeSyrNation]

Her attorney is the slimiest, sleazeball caricature of a lawyer I've ever seen

[@romanwashere2]

Real life Saul Goodman

[@andytyrrell2133]

I was thinking the same thing he really stood out of being a total piece of shit. I get that is his job but he sold his soul for money and lost all integrity. He is the epitome of giving lawyers a bad name

[@FabulosoSpray]

you basically described most lawyers

[@scout529_]

whoever made the intro is a genius, and forever has my respect

[@edosiookeoghene2955]

Said my mind 🔥🔥🔥

[@jamesford2192]

“I just wanne see my husband” “Believe me you don’t” That’s brilliant 😂

[@candicealexander8704]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💔

[@dianatrejo2006]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DaftFader]

Yeah, that line got me too, good responce!

[@ajkourafas]

It was perfect.

[@TheRealRockyy]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thatswhatshesaid3126]

She should have been arrested just for that cringe worthy fake crying!🤮

[@njabulonxumalo6532]

bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh lmao! Terrible

[@samanthaharrington8713]

Right!!!! Seriously!!!!

[@reenaasmr8451]

​@- Joshwa34 - its convincing but SO CRINGY NOW THANK GOD THEY CAUGHT HER

[@reenaasmr8451]

@Om Patel LMFAO FORREAL HAHAHAHA she got what was coming but tbh now that i think about it.. shes not that great of an actor now shes claiming they did all this for a reality TV show looking like a dumb avocado

[@lavendelelv]

exactly!! the fake crying wasn’t even that great

[@susanpage3241]

This was hands down the best video of this case!!🔥👏

[@aaroncicanese]

Can totally see the pain in her mothers face as she try’s to ask for mercy for her daughter when she’s knows she does not deserve it deep down, dippoito absolutely failed her mother and it shows.

[@Szaknj]

I can't believe the police put on that whole show this is actually so funny

[@lidiapalma4214]

😂😂

[@melosheen2690]

HAHAH I WAS LAUGHING THE WHOLE TIME

[@XanBcoo]

I was dying

[@lordwizzy99]

They should of got her to id the "body" put makeup on him then got him to spring back to life like the undertaker.

[@williamgomez2217]

So that means you heard what I heard?! Lmao 🤣

[@craigime]

"I'm sitting here rotting, and you're thinking about getting a house." "Dalia you tried to have me killed!" lol the balls on this woman

[@yetiinthebeddy1368]

"its just a prank bro"

[@lonerebeI]

Nah she doesn't have any balls. A straight coward

[@Nanaflores59]

I would not call her a woman I would call her a horrible disgusting looking monster because I have no idea why they keep saying that she’s a beautiful that’s actually what make up does for you but take all that make up off and look at what she looks like on the mugshot.

[@general_merten]

thinking of getting a house? it was or more is his own house lol.

[@melraidfadrago4759]

@@Nanaflores59 yikes i'd just hate myself for having a similar name

[@tanuki_gold634]

Im rewatching/binging all of JCS content (or rather I have it on in the background while I'm on a 12hr graveyard shift at the hospital) and I just have to say that the intro and the B-roll footage you used in the intro was absolutely fantastic. Youre my favorite content creator on this site. Cant wait to see what you put together next!

[@chanparislynn9631]

Imagine if the cop actually said “your husband is alive” as she started fake crying too early lmfaooo

[@KeKe4Christ]

Chan Paris Lynn Omg that would’ve been so great like especially if he dragged out the “your husband is.....” and she starts crying because she thinks his next words are “dead” but instead he says “alive” 😂😂😂

[@AC-sy9oe]

Whould have been Epic 👌

[@simonpeter5032]

That'd have been more evidence for the case

[@hapichampagne5916]

@@KeKe4Christ its like the true crime version of " you are ... the father!" lol

[@whawkins8636]

Lmao

[@BreiiisBreiiis]

I never cringed as hard as when she started crying, holy shit.

[@qtip3998]

I was cracking tf up

[@samtube8545]

@@qtip3998 lmao same 💀that shit was too funny

[@queensathnee729]

Same I literally had to pause and take a break cuz she really played herself BAD💀💀

[@elianadin9646]

i was dyyiinngg😭 i had to back it up and rewatch it cuz that had me dead deaaddd💀💀💀😭

[@enporter]

I had to look away when I cringed so hard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@OnixRarity333]

I appreciate this judge's explanation for her.

[@spiderjump]

The scary thing is that she does not even hate him ... she just wants him gone so she can get his money. Just an obstacle to be removed...

[@spiderjump]

Borko Borko to her killing her husband is like a man shovelling snow to clear his walkway.

[@lalalovengun]

Spider Salticidae definition of psychopath

[@JaniceGhostHunter13]

Such is the way of a narcissist. They only see people as tools... not even as human beings. She did it even to her mother. Steer clear of the narcissist man. It only ends in pain... or attempted murder... or actual murder.

[@lord_cobi]

That's why anime females will stay superior

[@chriscase7678]

Like when she was yelling at her Mom to get Mike out of “her” house! I hope he got his house back...

[@dogthecat4837]

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

[@kd2239]

Yep, the guy should have been given an oscar.

[@matkodoris9099]

That was an awesome line.

[@Skincarewithfola]

Deadass 🤣😂😂

[@zachmorgan6982]

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

[@nocturnaljoe9543]

@@zachmorgan6982 Are you?

[@IvnValmont]

Best crime channel ever.

[@doobierose1206]

The video aside, the intro was GOLDEN. Had me laughing for a hot minute

[@jillianc7485]

her ex that called the cops on her ass is a KING. good for him, what a good guy. she didn’t deserve him anyway! And glad her husband lived

[@jordanconnor1223]

Yea I was thinking the same thing

[@philesq9595]

Yeah, thinking the same thing. Whereas, her other ex is complete a p.o.s. because he screwed Mike by tricking him into signing over the house to Dahlia. Ugh. How do people do crap like that to other humans? That Muhammad dude is a bro though. Good on him👍🏼

[@jackshiraq575]

@@philesq9595 He tricked Mike while she had already tricked himself 3 times for money. That's just low quality human being.

[@philesq9595]

@@jackshiraq575 indeed. He never had the makings of a varsity athlete. Certified buttwipe.

[@eclipse12822]

Not wanting to be a co conspirator in a murder is such a low bar for being a king haha

[@Aekx.]

I really love this intro! Really creative! ❤❤

[@LolNinja1234]

Okay that intro was an absolute masterpiece

[@Robloxchat123]

mohammad was one of the real heroes here, he single-handedly became the catalyst that saved michael's life by reporting to the police

[@AnumIAM]

Bros over hoes (Mohammed's mindset)

[@nicholasmackey2496]

I hope they got to meet

[@sweetyboi9745]

Halal

[@roberthan5109]

I mean where the hell would he find a hitman? I'm pretty sure this was before the deep web was popular, so how would one even find a hitman. That's not in the phone book

[@AnumIAM]

@@BelleRiverHeating so true!! She keeps trying to used burnt bridges

[@trevmclunch3440]

You missed the comment from Mike after the trial when they asked "are you happy with the result" and his reply was "5000%"

[@Maitoaja]

:DDdDD

[@bellyfulochelly4222]

Fantastic. 😙👌

[@triggerwarning8407]

This made it better

[@Maitoaja]

@@triggerwarning8407 wait.. are you saying THATS why he commented about it and theres 400 likes on it? Damn son that brein of yours going WILD

[@triggerwarning8407]

@@Maitoaja I like you; you're so smart and intelligent. You're gonna go far in this world. Have a blessed life.

[@killa2488]

what an amazing intro, great job jcs

[@taplightly]

That was amazing. I need more of this opening sequence!! Honestly makes it feel so much more like a TV show

[@sinenomine6180]

Listening her talk to Mike, trying to convince him to help her when she just tried to kill him, makes me so mad. What a psychopath.

[@lisas8244]

It is the ultimate hubris, arrogance and narcissism all rolled into one little evil bundle.

[@HiveDes]

I’m almost more infuriated by him even entertaining her dumbassery and blatant lies

[@daddytachanka8076]

HiveDes well put yourself in his shoes. Imagine the woman you truly love(d) trying to have you killed. That would be an immense shock to anyone, I’m sure he almost couldn’t and didn’t want to believe it so of course he can’t immediately flip.

[@HiveDes]

@@daddytachanka8076 Fair enough. He also married her after knowing her for all of a couple weeks. Probably just a naive/overly trusting guy.

[@daddytachanka8076]

HiveDes guess so, sadly to his own (almost) detriment.

[@ronin4382]

everything aside, that is the BEST intro to florida in all of history

[@ElanaVital83]

I live here...it's so accurate. Beautiful beaches, ritzy hotels and restaurants, and the most mentally insane population you could ever encounter.

[@calicocatz7890]

I was thinking of going over and checking Florida out - hell, it's been cold and raining here in England. I saw the intro and thought "nope". I've been to California and it's so messed up since 15 years ago. What's going on????

[@calicocatz7890]

MARCAIQ, you ain't kidding!!

[@suchageekblog]

I cackled so hard at the last video in the intro (the one of the guy failing to climb the cop car then getting drive tackled.)

[@SMOUGH8558]

I was born in Florida and lived there for like 8 years i believe, and I can't remember nothing but bad memories from my time living there. You got all of these tourists saying "OW I WANT TO GO TO DISNEY LAND!!!! FLORIDA SO COOL". they have no idea how bad Florida is.

[@jomicaza680]

The true crime loser commentary at the end had me cracking up. Great way to end such an interesting story

[@Serotononyan]

This video is so well made, that for the last 3 years I've been coming back to it just to love on it once again. We miss you, very much, Jim. ♥

[@ElaineIp]

Knowing that her husband is fine and everybody is in on the act, her crying is super hilarious

[@bruhology6437]

Timestamp?

[@elhamnawabi777]

@@bruhology6437 11:15

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

That cry was so staged by Dahlia.

[@stackertheeod7566]

@@HereIsWisdom1318 admittedly it's really hard to genuinely cry on demand, so it's not surprising she couldn't pull it off.

[@HereIsWisdom1318]

@@stackertheeod7566 NEVER any tears in these instances.

[@namekendrick]

"I JUST WANNA SEE MY HUSBAND!!" "No ma'am, believe me... you don't" LOLOLOL

[@Allisonsaul]

That got me too ☠️

[@thormode9]

"I JUTH WANNA THEE MY HUTHBAND!!"*

[@kristin332]

lmaoooo!

[@mahekbajwa4912]

😂😂😂😂

[@shemp_]

the dramatic pause

[@chester6343]

Mike answering her with "what's up?" Is hilarious

[@TA_Tactics]

"Why should people believe you?" "Becoth ith the truth!"

[@lightyylight9480]

seeing her act sad about his death is just so embarrassing... she's a horrible human, just horrible.

[@klem-robloxexploiting7982]

If you even wanna call her that...

[@beepb00p78]

Pretty shitty acting too tbh

[@EchoVerse_Sonance]

She's human?

[@jlitter1999]

WHY is the judge going over every little detail and giving her ideas as to what she didn't do!!!! Shut up and lock her up for life!!! There is no fixing her!

[@Vodka_Reloaded]

@@jlitter1999 That's how the judicial system is. It has to be "beyond reasonable doubt" but, its never a simple process

[@ditto303]

Oh that fake crying, so bad. She started screaming before he was even done telling her

[@steph4133]

I couldn’t help but laugh, the fact the hysterical crying was for nothing and everyone around her knew 😩

[@cedesvandevelde929]

Discusting

[@shotgunshell80]

She sure wanted to see his dead body

[@feenarvaez65]

@@steph4133 right

[@Babushka_82]

OMG i would believe her even tho if i was the officer xDDDD lol

[@The_Joy_Finder]

So many tears and a single pristine tissue...