Why You Shouldn’t Try to Kill Your Husband
The things people do.
It all began with a guy named Michael Dippolito.
Mike was feeling lonely one night — and so, like any reasonable person, he orders an escort. To his office, that is. He’s been married for 7 years.
A woman arrives shortly. Cute, tiny, assertive — just his type. They bond. Given that Mike was on parole for an investment scam, it’s hardly a surprise.
Two weeks go by, and Mike breaks up with his wife. He’s found a better one. He buys a $20,000 engagement ring for the call girl, and she says yes. Now he’s on a honeymoon, busy altering his life plans for a newfound love. Her name is Dalia.
Six months later, they’re married. Mike is on cloud nine. He thinks he’s won the lottery.
The lottery, however, was yet to be played out. See, Dalia wasn’t just any girl. She had ambitions.
Unlike other girls in the neighborhood, Dalia didn’t want to get famous or renowned for inventing a vaccine. She wanted something more tangible — like Mike’s bank account. Mike was running some shady stuff from his office even on parole, and sources say he had made up to $200,000 in 11 months.
He would’ve most likely spent that money on Dalia anyway. But she wasn’t going to wait.
