FL. v. Dalia Dippolito

What if a murder never actually happens… but everything to make it happen already has? When Dalia Dippolito began speaking to someone she believed was a hitman, she set in motion a plan that, if completed, would have ended her husband’s life. But the man she was talking to wasn’t a killer—he was an undercover officer. And from that moment on, every conversation, every meeting, and every exchange was being recorded. No body. No crime scene. No victim. And yet… a conviction. In this episode of Degrees of Guilt, we examine a case built almost entirely on intent. With video and audio evidence capturing the plan in real time, the question isn’t whether something happened—it’s whether what was planned is enough. Because if nothing ultimately occurs… how far does guilt really go?