Friday was the first day in our new case, Florida vs. Dalia Dippolito. This is the sort of case that scripted crime shows might try to come up with and prosecutors say it all happened in Boynton Beach, Florida. 29-year-old Dippolito is accused of putting into motion a murder-for-hire plot against her husband, Mike Dippolito. The prosecution is trying to prove Dippolito planned her husband's murder with one of her lovers who ended up going to the police with her scheme. The police set up an elaborate sting, complete with an undercover cop pretending to be a hit man, hidden cameras and a fake crime scene.

Watch the video to get caught up on the case in 3 minutes.

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: FL v. Dippolito

In Session has teamed up with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to help find some missing children. In this segment of Find Our Children we focus on missing Lindsey Baum. Watch the video for more information on Baum. If you have any information about the whereabouts of this child please call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Find Our Children

Watch the video to learn more about In Session's next trial: FL v. Dippolito! Our coverage starts Friday!

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: FL v. Dippolito

A witness in the MI v Stewart case contradicted his own testimony when Ryan Smith interviewed him on In Session Thursday.

Douglas Stewart was accused of killing his wife.  The prosecution's primary witness in the murder trial was  20-year-old Xbox enthusiast Richard Spencer, who met Stewart as they played video games online. After months of chatting online and playing "Call of Duty," Spencer considered Stewart his "best friend." His new best friend then asked him to do him a favor – serve as an alibi so that Stewart could kill his wife Venus Stewart.

During Stewart’s trial, Brian Wages testified he had saw a suspicious driver that could have been connected to the disappearance Venus Stewart.  On In Session Thursday, Wages said he told police about a hole he saw next to a farmhouse that could be linked to Venus’s disappearance, but that police never investigated his claim.

A detective in the case, Sgt. Todd Petersen, tells us that Wages gave police two different stories and that he personally inspected the barn.  Petersen will be on In Session tomorrow at 12:15 p.m. to respond to Wage’s claims.

In the meantime, check out Wages’s full interview with In Session:

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: MI v Stewart

A three-judge panel in Peru has sentenced Joran van der Sloot to 28 years in prison for murdering a Peruvian woman in 2010. He will finish serving his sentence on June 10, 2038.

The prosecution had asked the court to sentence him to the maximum of 30 years.

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Joran van der Sloot

In Session has teamed up with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to help find some missing children. In this segment of Find Our Children we focus on missing Sofia Heredia. Watch the video for more information on the Heredia. If you have any information about the whereabouts of this child please call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Find Our Children

Joran van der Sloot pleaded guilty in Peruvian court Wednesday to charges of qualified murder and simple robbery in the murder of Stephany Flores on June 6, 2010.

Van der Sloot stood before the panel of three judges and told them he was guilty, and that he regrets his actions. He declared that he wanted to give a “sincere confession.” Doing that could reduce his sentence substantially.

Read more by clicking here

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Joran van der Sloot

Just in case you missed it, lots of news about Tot Mom broke Wednesday.

Here’s the latest news on Anthony:

Court Docs: Casey claimed Caylee born after rape

On Tuesday, Judge Belvin Perry released transcripts of two depostions. They detail what pyschologists told Anthony's lawyers before she stood trial for her two-year-old daughter Caylee’s murder. Anthony’s defense team interviewed Dr. Jeffrey Danziger and Dr. William Weitz about their professional opinions on Anthony. The documents have a variety of bombshells such as Anthony's claims that Caylee was the product of date rape, and that Anthony’s father and brother molested her.

George and Lee have both denied those claims, and no evidence was presented in court to substantiate these claims and neither doctor testified in the trial. Wednesday, Orlando attorney Mark Lippman issued a statement on behalf of George Anthony. He said George Anthony was aware of the claims before the trial and has repeatedly denied molesting any member of his family.

READ THE FULL DEPOSITION DOCUMENTS BY CLICKING HERE

Are Anthony and Jose Baez on the outs?

Reports are surfacing that Anthony was thinking about firing the man that defended her successfully during her murder trial, because she didn't like how he was shopping around her first interview since the trial. Read more about the possible termination of their business relationship by click here.

Is Anthony sitting on a $350,000 offer to tell her story?

Nik Richie, the founder of the website The Dirty, tells HLN’s Showbiz Tonight he is offering Casey $350,000 for a tell-all about being accused and acquitted on charges she killed her daughter Caylee. Read more about the offer by clicking here

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Casey and Caylee Anthony

In Session has teamed up with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to help find some missing children. In this segment of Find Our Children we focus on the missing Flores kids. Watch the video for more information on the Flores family. If you have any information about the whereabouts of these children please call 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678).

Posted by: In Session's Graham Winch
Filed under: Find Our Children

Joran van der Sloot will be back in court Wednesday, but it’s anybody’s guess what will happen.

Posted by: In Session's Jean Casarez
Filed under: Joran van der Sloot • Natalee Holloway