The Florida Supreme Court has declined to review what’s proved to be a seemingly never-ending murder-for-hire case. In a brief opinion Wednesday, the high court said it won’t accept jurisdiction to hear an appeal from Dalia Dippolito, convicted in 2017 of trying to hire a hit man to kill her then-husband of six months.

The ruling is a major setback for Dippolito, who had hoped for a fourth trial. Justices said they wouldn’t entertain a motion for rehearing.

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