In Boynton Beach, Florida, Dalia Dippolito faced legal consequences in 2017 when she was convicted of solicitation to first-degree murder. The conviction stemmed from her attempt to hire a hitman, for $7,000, to kill her husband, Michael Dippolito. The case gained notoriety due to the undercover recording of Dalia meeting with a fake hitman and the police orchestrating a staged murder scene at her residence.
This conviction followed a complex legal journey. In 2011, Dalia was initially found guilty, but the verdict was later overturned on appeal. A subsequent trial ended with a hung jury. Ultimately, Dalia Dippolito received a 16-year prison sentence, and her expected release is set for 2032.
Throughout the trial, Michael Dippolito testified about various crimes committed against him by Dalia, such as attempts to frame him for drug possession and poisoning him with antifreeze. The defense sought to portray Michael as an abuser, a claim he vehemently denied.
Since these events, Michael Dippolito has moved forward in his life, finding love with a woman named Gloria. He remains focused on his real estate company, ‘Atlantic Florida Properties.’
