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Opening statements began in Florida versus Dalia Dippolito; the case involved an undercover cop posing as a hitman and a fake crime scene.
When police got tipped off, they staged a crime scene to try to get her to confess on tape.
Prosecutors claimed that the police had been tipped off when Dalia Dippolito reached out to a person she thought was a hitman to kill her husband, Michael.
Michael got involved in the elaborate plot orchestrated by police to catch Dalia after she allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill him.
Michael Dippolito pleaded guilty to organized fraud in 2002 over an investment scam; he ended up serving two years in prison.
According to police, Dalia tried to hire a hitman to murder Michael for his money.
Jurors hear from the potential victim himself; days before she was arrested, Dalia got her husband to agree to take his name off the deed to their home.
The defense tried to challenge Michael Dippolito by questioning his credibility; Dalia's attorney focused on his criminal past of fraud and scams.
The jury weighed the credibility of the state's key witness, Michael Dippolito, the defendant's husband.
The Defense challenged Michael's credibility and tried to argue that Michael had a manipulative role in this alleged murder-for-hire plot.
The jury heard details about the cash flow during Dalia and Michael Dippolito's relationship.
Michael Dippolito waived his attorney-client privilege, so the lawyer could testify.
Jurors heard from Michael Dippolito's former attorney, who represented him during the time he was arrested for defrauding investors and grand theft.
The state argued that the money trail of Michael Dippolito's financial transactions led him to be the target of his wife's murder plot.
Michael claimed drugs were planted in his vehicle and his money was stolen.
Michael Dippolito explained to jurors what he had to deal with when he found out his wife had allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill him and make it look like a robbery.
The State brought in evidence of Dalia's alleged attempts to bring down Michael; investigators said her first plan was to get him sent back to jail.
Police officers testified that they answered calls about drugs and domestic disturbances relating to Michael and Dalia Dippolito.
The state presented items from a safe deposit box linked to Dalia's bank account.
Dalia is accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from Michael while they were dating.
The jury learned more about financial transactions during the short-lived marriage of Dalia and Michael Dippolito.
Dalia Dippolito had tried to kill Michael twice before; she was accused of trying to poison him.
Dalia Dippolito's confidential informant testified via video in the trial; he said that Dalia offered to pay him to kill her husband.