Seven Chilling Details In Jennifer Dulos Case – From Husband Fotis ...

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JUST before Christmas, police resumed the search for missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos, involving K9 search teams in a “standard” follow-up investigation.

The renewed search comes almost two years after the alleged killer husband Fotis Dulos’ suicide, but several mysteries remain among the horrifying details of the case–including what happened to mom-of-five Jennifer Dulos.

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Husband’s suicide note claimed innocence

Fotis died by suicide in January 2020 while facing murder, kidnapping, and several other charges in the case.

Police say he attempted to give himself carbon monoxide poisoning in his garage.

He died in a New York City Hospital after never regaining consciousness.

In his final note before attempting suicide, Fotis insisted he was innocent and did not kill his wife.

In his suicide note, Dulos referred to the case against him as “a story fabricated by the Law Enforcement” and claimed that “the State will not rest until I rot in jail.”

He also wrote: “I refuse to spend even an hour more in jail for something I had NOTHING to do with.

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“Enough is enough. If it takes my head to end this, so be it.”

The note reportedly did not bring authorities any closer to locating Jennifer Dulos.

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Mistress helped develop ‘alibi scripts’ with Fotis

“Sometimes I hope she disappears,” Fotis reportedly told his then-mistress Michelle Troconis during his ongoing divorce battle.

Troconis revealed the statement in an interview with police shortly after the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos, according to an arrest warrant obtained by The Sun.

That warrant also reveals that Troconis claimed she and Fotis were intimate on the morning his wife went missing, in an attempt to provide her lover with an alibi.

Troconis later admitted to investigators that she had developed “alibi scripts” with Fotis that detailed their activities on May 24 and 25 in an attempt to maintain their innocence, according to the New York Post.

Troconis appeared in Stamford Superior Court where she and Dulos’ lawyer, Kent Mawhinney, were both indicted on a single charge of conspiracy to commit murder.

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‘Gone Girl’ allegations

Mr Dulos’ lawyer Norm Pattis claimed the mum-of-five faked her own disappearance to frame her estranged spouse.

He said her disappearance might have come from the pages of “Gone Girl” – a 2012 novel, adapted into a 2014 film, about a woman who fakes her own murder and elaborately frames her husband.

However, authorities claim Fotis Dulos had his vehicle washed and detailed days after she vanished.

Investigators have also accused Fotis of pressuring his employee to change the truck’s seats.

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They also alleged that Troconis helped Fotis Dulos throw out garbage bags that contained Jennifer Dulos’ blood on them.

Jennifer’s DNA was found inside the employee’s truck, authorities said.

Because Jennifer’s body still hasn’t been found, those who believe Fotis innocent allege that Jennifer disappeared of her own volition.

Jennifer wrote about ‘being in a body bag’

In a 2012 blog post, Jennifer detailed the difficulties of sleeping with her infant daughter, Noelle.

She hinted at the tension and lack of sleep that she and her daughter got when her husband was at home, and explained how much better things were when he left.

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She said: “It was not like this when my husband Fotis was not here. We had more room. I and she (and he, somewhere afar) slept better.

“But if Fotis is to come back (he leaves again today) next Tuesday, then we do have to get this dealt with. Which may mean her crying, but it’s just so heart wrenching.”

In the post, Jennifer fantasized about being able to get some sleep at a luxury resort in Mexico called Las Ventanas “that Jennifer Aniston frequents”.

But the blog finished on a chilling note: “Oh, Noelle, I know that this too shall pass. But I fear I may be in a body bag by then… Love, Your Mom.”

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Authorities connected ‘human grave’ to case

The arrest of Fotis’ friend Kent Mawhinney came in early 2020, after state police said they were alerted to a “human grave” where Jennifer Dulos’ body might have been placed, the Stamford Advocate reported.

Two male members of the Windsor Rod & Gun Club, which Mawhinney founded, stumbled upon a hole on the property that measured to be around 2 ½ feet wide, 6 feet long, and 3 ½ feet deep.

Per Mawhinney’s arrest warrant, the hole was described as “100% a human grave.”

Though no body was found, Mawhinney was arrested on conspiracy to commit murder.

Mawhinney has been described as a close friend of Fotis Dulos and once represented him in a civil lawsuit, filed by his mother-in-law.

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Mawhinney has pleaded not guilty.

Gruesome, ‘blood-splattered’ garage

Blood splatter suggests that Jennifer Dulos was “violently and brutally attacked in a garage and incapacitated with zip ties,” according to experts.

Security footage reportedly shows Jennifer’s SUV returning to her home in New Caanan Connecticut before she disappeared, where Fotis’ arrest warrant said police believed he had been “lying in wait.”

“My personal belief says based on the blood splatter a serious, violent assault took place in that garage,” Sergeant Kenneth Ventresca of Connecticut State Police told Dateline.

“Whether she was bludgeoned to death standing up and then fell to the floor between the vehicles. You can see blood splatter underneath the vehicles, I mean the drive shaft, underneath the passenger floorboards,” he added.

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Zip ties are believed to be a “new clue” that Dulos plotted her murder, according to Connecticut Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo.

“Most telling, honestly, was the zip ties that were cut and had Jennifer’s blood on them,” he said.

Authorities believe that Jennifer was restrained with the zip ties.

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Girlfriend looked like missing mom Jennifer

Anna K Curry reportedly put up $147,000 in cash and vowed she would pay an extra $272,000 to secure the $6million bond that Fotis posted after he was charged with murdering his estranged spouse.

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According to documents obtained by DailyMail.com, Curry was seen at Dulos’ home in the hours before his suicide attempt.

She left Dulos’ home about 10.30am to run errands only to return to find cops battling to revive him on the driveway after he tried to kill himself, it’s claimed.

Sources confirmed that Curry, who bears a striking resemblance to Fotis’ missing wife Jennifer was in a relationship with him.

A neighbor told DailyMail.com: “A young woman has been at Fotis’ house several times over the past few months.

“They’ve been out jogging together. She’s been driving one of his cars.”

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