claypool says they wanted to make sure nothing stopped the "cops" tv show from going forward.sure, claypool says mohammed freaked out when dalia told him she didn't want to meet with the supposed hit man. >> dalia starts backing out. she didn't want to have any part of this anymore. >> hey. we're staying in here, right? >> reporter: claypool claims she only kept up the act because mohammed threatened her with a gun. >> he threatened to hurt me and to hurt my family. >> did you believe he would? >> absolutely, yes. >> so she was threatened to act out a hoax on a videotape? i mean, do you understand how ridiculous that sounds to a lot of people watching this? >> no, that's not ridiculous. you've got a 6'2", 230 pound man with a gun. >> reporter: saying you will do this -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: or else? >> right. >> so that's how i'm going to do it, robbery went bad. >> reporter: all that leading to the famous "5000%, sure" moment. >> i'm positive, like 5000% sure. >> reporter: 5,000% sure, not 100% sure, not 1,000% sure, but 5,000% sure. how do you explain that? >> i look

because it is a pretrial interview, her newly hired high-profile lawyers, mark iglarsh and brian claypoolwouldn't let her talk about certain parts of the case, in particular those seemingly damning videotapes. >> wipe my [ bleep ] off -- >> how do you explain what we've seen and heard on this videotape? >> i'd like explain that to you but i can't because the attorneys have told me we're saving that for our day in court. >> please, i didn't do anything. >> you were acting in this tape? >> yes. >> but you're telling the truth now? >> yes. >> why should we believe you? >> it's what happened. the truth. >> reporter: dalia says six years after those videos made her the poster woman for how not to hire a hit man she is still completely misunderstood. >> give me three words to describe yourself. >> understanding. sweet. compassionate. >> reporter: mike deplete know, now happily divorced from dalia, has his own choice of words. >> three words to describe dalia? manipulative, conniving -- i've got more than three. malicious. liar, liar, liar. >> did you ever love mike dippolito? >> i married him b

. >> reporter: joining us is claypool. thank you for bng with us. >> thank you very manager . >> people are watching the tapes saying dalia was caught red handed. what is your fense? >> the taps were manufactured by the boynton beach police department. they were more concerned with carrying on a casting call for this copops tv show and the broke all the rules that they were supposed to follow to make sure that they got dalias their lead actrs. >> we want to mention, the police chief, jeffrey katz released this statement in part the quality of the case presented tapped ability of our state attorney to successfully prosecute miss dippolito a second time. did dalia know she was being taped? washe acting for the cameras? how is that possible if police were doing the taping? >> dal was collaborating with this informant named mohammed. they were preparing a youtube video they were going to uplift in hope of getting aen acting role. that's what led mohammed to contact the police too put together this tape. in response to chief of

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abby: we have a defense attorney and a former prosecutor brian claypool, who is a criminal defense attorneyi have never seen you both. i have never seen peyton manning so upset. this was quite a bomb dropped this weekend in sports news. manning wanting a lot of explaining. who looks the worse in the this situation, this pharmacist intern, however he is or al jazeera? >> well, we don't know yet, abby. i think what peyton manning has to be careful with, be careful what you wish for because the big issue for him right now because we don't have all the facts is, should he file a civil lawsuit? and he has to be careful because if he does, abby, there is a lot of discovery would take place. there is depositions that would take place. there are subpoenas issued for all medical records and all purchase orders allegedly for the hgh and what that could possibly do is fuel a criminal investigation against him. so although peyton might have a good civil case, he has to be careful about what his goal is hire. he has to immunize himself from criminal liability. the way to do that is not file a civil laws

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. >> dalia, seriously, how do you >> daia's lawyer, brjan claypool thinks mike seems to offer a tit for tat thatt doesn't seem to pass the smell test. >> you know what i'll do for you? >> what? >> you sign my house back over to me. i'll help your mom immensely. give me my house back. that's it. >> that's itithat? >> i'll helplpou. >> that doesn't sound to me like it's coming from a person who thought his wife was going to have him shot twice in the head. >> reporter: as for the mysterious mohammed shihaded -

because it is a pre-trial interview, her newly hired high profile lawyers, mark eiglarsh and brian claypool, wouldn't let her talk about certain parts of the case, in particular, those seememingly daing videotapes. >> wipe my -- prints off those -- pictures. >> how do you explain what we videotapes? >> i'd like to be able to explain that to you right now, but i can't because the attorneys legally have told me that we're saving that for our day in court. >> how damaging are these tapes to your client? >> they are damaging, because people have formed opinions. >> reporter: her lawyers havan explanation for those tapes. >> our job in ththe secondrial is to provide the proper context for the jury to see that this is not really what it looks like. >>eporter: he says you can't understand the tapes without understanding everything that came before. here's a plot twist no one saw coming. he says it goes back to, of f all