20/20 tonight

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Sorry, was on mobile.

Apparently this girl tried to hire a hitman to kill her husband. She was caught on tape going over the details of the hit, payment, etc.

Pretty open & shut case, but now she's saying she was acting for a skit that supposed to be uploaded to youtube as an audition of sorts for reality TV. Her lawyers claim her, the husband, and another guy (Muhammed something) were all in on it.

What really makes it strange is the Muhammed guy was an extra on an episode of "Burn Notice" where a guy tries to hire a hitman.

I still think the girl is lying, but that part was really coincidental.

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On a grainy undercover police video, Dalia Dippolito is seen getting into a car with a man she had never met before -- a man she believed, police say, would kill her husband for her.

But what she didn’t know at the time was that the “hit man” was actually an undercover police officer named Widy Jean with the Boynton Beach, Florida, police department.

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She was convicted of solicitation to commit first-degree murder in 2011, but her original conviction was thrown out. She is scheduled to be re-tried next May.

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Armed with a new defense team, Dippolito claims she was just acting and that she, her now ex-husband and a friend set up the whole murder-for-hire video in hopes of posting it on YouTube and gaining reality TV fame.

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Dalia Dippolito and her attorneys claim she, Michael Dippolito and Mohamed Shihadeh had set-up a hit man scenario because they were trying to mimic an episode of the television show “Burn Notice.” Shihadeh was a part-time actor who claimed to have appeared on “Burn Notice,” and Dalia said they had hoped their fake murder-for-hire video would make them famous.

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Yeah, he says she's lying