Show Notes
Dalia gets a call from police while she’s at the gym telling her to come home immediately. When she arrives, her street is filled with cop cars, crime scene tape wrapped around the house, and before she can even process what’s happening… she’s told her husband has been shot and killed.
It’s emotional. It’s chaotic. It feels like the beginning of a tragedy.
But this case is nothing like it seems.
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