Video: Dalia Dippolito Caught On Camera Hiring Undercover Cop To Kill Husband
Dalia Dippolito was infamously "5,000 percent sure" that she wanted her husband dead.
It sounds like it could have been the plot of a soap opera, but it wasn't. Dalia Dippolito, an aspiring Palm Beach trophy wife, was caught on camera soliciting a hitman to kill her husband Michael Dippolito. The story involves a staged murder scene, a surprise confession, and her eventual conviction of solicitation to commit first-degree murder. Read more for additional information on the Dalia Dippolito case or watch the full episode of Sins & Secrets: Palm Beach on ID GO.
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