And he expresses no alarm when his wife actually does disappear.
This is not a problem with the equipment. This is a problem with a man who doesn't think the rules apply to him. One failure to hold a charge, maybe. Four such failures is by human design. I hope the judge gets Dulos in line because he still believes he is in control. He needs to be disabused of that notion quickly.
Absolutely agree @MemPat!
He is not going to get anywhere with this judge with that ridiculous statement. No way, no how.
Unfortunately, Malignant Narcissists rarely believe they made bad decisions but can think of a hundred ways others ruined their lives.
Silver Spring is a cut off from RT 35 in Ridgefield to go south into New Canaan before you hit the NY State Line on Rt 35. You take that route if you are travelling on RT 84 from Hartford and taking Rt7 south in Danbury to RT35 in Ridgefield. Siver Spring runs south parallel to the CT/NY line and juts across and back across the state line for only a short section right before it enters New Canaan. This is the route he would take to get to Sturbridge. IMO FD took this route to avoid going into New York and didn't realize that section was in NY State. IMO.
What I find so ironic about this whole bracelet discussion is that both FD and No Case Norm have demonstrated more interest and emotion in the inanimate object that is the bracelet IMO than they have in the missing and now presumed dead JD!
Remember narcopaths are all about creating a false sense of reality. For anyone even the players involved. That’s where they make even the people who know better scratch their heads.
We've seen so many cases where the victim's friends and family testify that she said, "If anything ever happens to me, ______ did it."
I might be good with taking it off if we could stuff it in Pattis' mouth!
I would expect that the children are receiving professional counseling. One day they had a mom and dad and lived in a house in New Canaan. The next, mom is missing, dad is arrested for throwing away her bloody clothing, and they are living with grandmother in NYC.
Key words here, Dave --- basic investigative reporting! Do not call Pattis for info.I have been trying to figure out who manufacturers the bracelet being worn by FD and who the monitoring company is that has the contract with the State of CT that is supposed to be reporting on FD and MT.
So far, no luck.
If anyone has any information please post it but I will keep looking to figure this out.
It seems like either the info on the infractions is getting to the parole person too late or the parole person isn't referring the infraction data to the States Atty. Right now its not possible to figure out where the fault in the system lies.
Is the contract with the monitoring company simply allowing for too much time before the Parole person gets the data and reports it to someone that can act on it? Or, is the Parole person empowered to act but for whatever reason hasn't been doing so?
I also cannot figure out the chain of command for the data on the bracelets?
I guess we will find out on Monday but these aren't hard questions IMO.
Shout out to Dave Altimari at the Hartford Courant or anyone at the Stamford Advocate! We would really appreciate your help with some basic investigative reporting on the bracelets please! It would be nice to understand how this entire process is supposed to work in advance of listening to the hearing on Monday IMO. Who makes the bracelets, Which Company does the monitoring? What is the Process of monitoring a client with a bracelet supposed to be? In short, how is it supposed to work and why is the situation NOT working so well with FD and MT?
MOO
