Deceased/Not Found CT - Jennifer Dulos, 50, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 *ARRESTS* #41

[Deleted member 121463]

It would be difficult to determine exactly the state of his damage in the first hours after the recusssitation from the suicide attempt. Likely the MD's who dealt with him from the ER and the admission would have use of the hyperbaric chamber on their protocol, no matter who the patient was.

The state of his cerebral function would be determined later.

Well, he was pronounced dead. It was only later that he was airlifted and hyperbaric chambered. Something or someone seems to have intervened. imo.

 

[kshultz06082]

I’m sure they’ll be slightly more upset at the fact that their father brutally murdered their mother, than by people criticizing him for doing so.

That’s just me though.

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[MollyDDD]

That will NEVER work.

We shall see.

 

[kshultz06082]

I’m sure they’ll be slightly more upset at the fact that their father brutally murdered their mother, than by people criticizing him for doing so.

That’s just me though.

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[Herat]

FD's sister is an architect and was a partner in FORE.

She would likely have been paid handsomely for her work, and I suspect, used as a conduit to funnel money out of the country into a hidden Greek account.

I'm sure she had nothing to do with Jennifer's death, but I heavily suspect she understands what FD was really like and would be more than happy to get $$$ out of the estate.

As she was in the US for some time, she clearly would have had a lot of contact with the children when FD and JD were still together. I do worry a great deal about her attempting to get custody of the children.

This is really what worries me most. There isn't likely any money in the estate whatsoever, after NP gets his filings in order. The children, however, are a potential source of income, as FD well knew and tried.

 

[LovesPeace2]

It would be difficult to determine exactly the state of his damage in the first hours after the recusssitation from the suicide attempt. Likely the MD's who dealt with him from the ER and the admission would have use of the hyperbaric chamber on their protocol, no matter who the patient was.

The state of his cerebral function would be determined later.

Fotis Dulos in Critical Condition in NYC Hospital ICU After Suicide Attempt This says they took him out of the chamber last night . He couldn’t of been in there long

 

[Deleted member 121463]

FD's sister is an architect and was a partner in FORE.

She would likely have been paid handsomely for her work, and I suspect, used as a conduit to funnel money out of the country into a hidden Greek account.

I'm sure she had nothing to do with Jennifer's death, but I heavily suspect she understands what FD was really like and would be more than happy to get $$$ out of the estate.

As she was in the US for some time, she clearly would have had a lot of contact with the children when FD and JD were still together. I do worry a great deal about her attempting to get custody of the children.

This is really what worries me most. There isn't likely any money in the estate whatsoever, after NP gets his filings in order. The children, however, are a potential source of income, as FD well knew and tried.

For the love of God! That will never happen. She can try but no way. Doubt she's a real 'architect' either. imo

 

[Trudie]

Fotis Dulos in Critical Condition in NYC Hospital ICU After Suicide Attempt I think that physicians are waiting for his family to gather from Greece for a decision to be made to remove life support. I have worked all my life with brain injured people, near drownings, and other oxygen deprived conditions and I honestly cannot see how he did not suffer massive brain damage from this.

Has enough time passed for all test results to be in? Ty
I don’t see any chance of him recovering, Jmo.
Also how long can one stay in the H-chamber? Again, tysm

I believe he fully intended to die, going to his grave an innocent man, like the Craig’s List killer. Moo

 

[Oregonmama]

My opinion regarding the family from Greece on their way to America is to protect any assets they think they are entitled too. FD actually gave everyone a heads up yesterday, anyone with a claim to his estate or assets will be getting it together asap, wanting to be first! You know Pattis has both his hands out. All jmo.

FDs family will have to face the maternal side for any assets and the kids will get first dibs on anything. His family members don't stand any chance legally or not against the maternal grandma. JMO

 

[kpm]

BBM - I wondered about that. Why would they do it if his brain function is limited, however we did read that it helped with the healing. I assume they have a basis that they use with the evaluation and determine if he's a candidate from those results.

This is what I found on it.....another site said cat scans and other tests are done to determine his condition



Sometimes, patients are in such bad shape that they might not be able to handle the hyperbaric chamber.

“It doesn’t always help in the immediate setting.

Some people are too sick or unstable to put in a hyperbaric chamber because it does require a bit of coordination and care and pressurizing them to the increased atmospheric pressure there in the chamber,” Farrugia said.

Doctors discuss carbon monoxide poisoning following Fotis Dulos suicide attempt

 

[Herat]

BBM - I wondered about that. Why would they do it if his brain function is limited, however we did read that it helped with the healing. I assume they have a basis that they use with the evaluation and determine if he's a candidate from those results.

Because the level of brain function cannot accurately be assessed in the hours after the event and if hyperbaric treatment is known to improve it, it must be attempted.

The subsequent assessment of cerebral function is a long and complicated medical issue, then there are the LEGAL issues invoved.

So I would not be surprised to read this issue cannot be determined at this time and it will take..... months

 

[enelram]

Why not? They have an infirmary he can vegetate in.

In cases I've watched, LE (jails) will do everything possible to try and NOT admit accused perps to their jail infirmary. If they need more care than the jail can provide they'll search high and low to find another facility to dump them. My guess is FD will probably not
go back to any normal jail cell. It's not too likely he'll
recover enough to be a normal jail inmate.
If he improves somewhat the state will be shopping secure nursing homes where he will probably languish until he passes.

But why would they put him in the hyperbaric chamber if he had massive brain damage. Is that standard of care?

Not in my area, it is not. Wonder if we'll ever find out WHO actually made the decision to
order this care? Wonder if his sister was involved and wanted to push the limit on trying
all options before pulling the plug?
Did he have insurance and did they approve of
this use of h.chamber? Usually insurance must be contacted and often times they refuse all
"extrordinary" heroics on a brain damaged
patient. Or did the hospital want to pass the
patient on to another hospital as in he was
a "hot potato" w/ loads of liability looming.
Or was FD a "non-paying patient with no resources or no insurance?
Lots of questions here on this case.

 

[MsBetsy]

But why would they put him in the hyperbaric chamber if he had massive brain damage. Is that standard of care?

It would be interesting to know who made the final decision to provide him with that type of treatment since it seems to me he never had a chance of recovery. Very few survive without massive brain damage after twenty or more minutes without a heartbeat.

Would it have been up to the family? The doctors? Would LE have had a say?

I know it is reserved for victims with severe carbon monoxide poisoning so maybe Doctors made a quick decision to try it hoping that it would reverse some of the damage. Idk, but I do wonder if this being a high profile murder case had anything to do with it.

Imo

 

[Herat]

For the love of God! That will never happen. She can try but no way. Doubt she's a real 'architect' either. imo

I believe she is a real architect and had read many threads back that her name is credited on the building plans that would have to have been approved by city and country building codes and permits.

I have no reason to think she is not fully qualified

 

[Herat]

It would be interesting to know who made the final decision to provide him with that type of treatment since it seems to me he never had a chance of recovery. Very few survive without massive brain damage after twenty or more minutes without a heartbeat.

Would it have been up to the family? The doctors? Would LE have had a say?

I know it is reserved for victims with severe carbon monoxide poisoning so maybe Doctors made a quick decision to try it hoping that it would reverse some of the damage. Idk, but I do wonder if this being a high profile murder case had anything to do with it.

Imo

It woud be the ER MD's and the Neurologist or Intensivist who first treated him.

They make the medical decisions. LE has no standing in this decision

 

[MollyDDD]

The system keeps on rolling. I hope this eases the minds who think he is getting special treatment. Right now he is in critical care and the courts are about to revoke his bond. Not so special.

jmo

IMO this is something they should have done the very first time he tampered with his ankle bracelet, but nooooo.
If I recall correctly, FD was given three other breaks for violating the rules. Like I said previously, just what is it going to take for them to lock this man the H*** up, leaving the county or killing himself! I guess we got our answer. Good job CT.

 

[Deleted member 121463]

I believe she is a real architect and had read many threads back that her name is credited on the building plans that would have to have been approved by city and country building codes and permits.

I have no reason to think she is not fully qualified

I'm sure you're right, I didn't do the research. I do highly doubt that custody of Fotis's kids is in the cards for her, considering. imo

 

[Deleted member 121463]

IMO this is something they should have done the very first time he tampered with his ankle bracelet, but nooooo.
If I recall correctly, FD was given three other breaks for violating the rules. Like I said previously, just what is it going to take for them to lock this man the H*** up, leaving the county or killing himself! I guess we got our answer. Good job CT.

I've always been shocked by this too. Like he was special somehow. Weird. imo.

 

[Herat]

Well, he was pronounced dead. It was only later that he was airlifted and hyperbaric chambered. Something or someone seems to have intervened. imo.

Paramedics likely had evidence of cardiac electrical activity that superseded the first examination by LE

 

[MollyDDD]

In cases I've watched, LE (jails) will do everything possible to try and NOT admit accused perps to their jail infirmary. If they need more care than the jail can provide they'll search high and low to find another facility to dump them. My guess is FD will probably not
go back to any normal jail cell. It's not too likely he'll
recover enough to be a normal jail inmate.
If he improves somewhat the state will be shopping secure nursing homes where he will probably languish until he passes.

Greatttt.