Text Messages Revealed in Case of Dalia Dippolito, Florida Woman Accused of Trying to Hire Hitman

Text messages exchanged between Dalia Dippolito and her alleged lover have been released by the State Attorney's Office, and they are telling, to say the least! The 26-year-old newlywed was reportedly having an affair with Michael Stanley when she attempted to hire a hitman to kill her husband in August of 2009. According to reports, Dippolito's lover is the one who turned her into police. Now, as Dalia awaits trial on charges of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, the exchanges between her and Michael Stanley have been made public per the request of the media. In the text messages, some of which were revealed by the Palm Beach Post, Dippolito talks about getting her husband Michael arrested and bankrupting him. It is not known at which point Michael Stanley backed out of any plans he made with Dalia, however we're guessing it was when she brought up the idea of having Mr. Dippolito whacked.

In nearly 49 pages of conversation, Dippolito and Stanley declare their love for one another. The two use bizarre metaphors, including one from Stanley that reportedly reads "Dalia, i have always wanted u, ur my unicorn".

"I want u as the ancor in my life!, the hub, the center!" Dalia's number replied.

"We r going to make great parents and well have a nanny fulltime so we can still have fun and party and travel together," her number texted to Stanley's on July 27.

By July 31st, the two numbers were talking about the transfer of the Dippolito's home into Dalia's name only. "Did the tranfr but he said were married i cant sell it w out his signature even though its in my name," Dalia said to Stanley.

Perhaps the newlywed bride's true colors might best be summed up by the following message, which she sent to her "other" man: "The sooner he gets jammed up the sooner we can be in paradise island baby."
What an evil conniving bitch!


Source:
The Palm Beach Post News. Graphic text messages of Boynton Beach woman accused of trying to kill husband are released. May 12th, 2010.
[Picture above right, Michael Stanley, alleged lover of Dalia Dippolito; Courtesy of the Palm Beach Post]

Judge delays divorce for murder-for-hire newlywed Dalia Dippolito

The 27-year-old woman accused of trying to hire a hit man to kill her husband in Palm Beach was due in court this morning for a status hearing. The HLN news network now reports that a judge is delaying a divorce for Michael and Dalia Dippolito because it would interfere with the bride's criminal case as new evidence emerges. So until all possible evidence can be gathered through the use of taped conversations, poor Michael will have to wait to divorce his would-be killer.

Dalia Dippolito was caught on tape several times last August as she tried to plan the murder of her husband. As part of the sting police staged a crime scene and videotaped Dalia's reaction to the news of his imaginary murder. Following a show of hysterics, they then took her to the police station and interviewed her until revealing the operation and the fact Michael Dippolito was still alive. Dalia responded by urging her husband to “come here!” until he was ushered away.

Prior to being caught by undercovers, the 27-year-old had made two other attempts to carry out her plan on her husband of 6 months. The Palm Beach Post reported that at first a real hit man ran off with her money, then she tried to spike her husband’s iced-tea with antifreeze, albeit unsuccessfully. Finally she turned to her lover, who ironically ended up being the one to turn her in! Awesome.

The Palm Beach Post also reports that Michael Dippolito had paid cash for a town home in Boynton Beach six days before his wedding to Dalia, and according to testimony, his wife had suggested he transfer his assets to her because he had a "probation lien”. Dalia Dippolito was arrested less than a week after the title of her husband’s property was transferred to her.

To see Dalia Dippolito’s acting skills, click here.

Sources:
The Palm Beach Post. Dalia Dippolito expected in court this morning for status hearing. March 29th, 2010.