isabella88
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Hernandez??Ughhhhh I just keep thinking Aaron his hideous ride or die chick.
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Hernandez??Ughhhhh I just keep thinking Aaron his hideous ride or die chick.
You missed the PSA. NP is still going to represent him posthumously!Now that Fotis is dead and NP is no longer representing him in his murder trial, what happens with the gag order? Can NP spew whatever he wants now?
FD was supposed to testify too. Lots of problems with this situation, IMO
I agree 1,000%! They are charismatic, outgoing to a fault, can come up with a story (lie) in a second, and fool the smartest people in most professions. A judge with years on the bench, may be the one profession they can’t con.
No norm... we never wanted the story of a wonderful mother killed by her psychopath husbandThe world never got to hear his story, he made sure of that !
Fotis Dulos pronounced dead; Attorney Norm Pattis says his death was ‘not an admission of guilt’
“To those who contend that Mr. Dulos’ death reflects a consciousness of guilt, we say no.
We say it was more a conscience overborne with the weight of a world that was too busy to listen and that wanted a story more than it wanted the truth.”
Fotis Dulos pronounced dead; Attorney Norm Pattis says his death was ‘not an admission of guilt’
What??????
I swear NP was separated at birth from FD.
I wouldn't be surprised to learn that FD "accidentally" bumped into his new gf at an airport. Right before May 24th. Sorry, MT, you were a tool. FD had big plans. That didn't include you
I am sick that this is where we are.
All made worse because NP has no shame.
FD damaged everything he touched.
Jennifer, we're all just so, so sorry.
JMO
UPDATE: Fotis Dulos Has Died | Connecticut Law Tribune
Experts weigh in on the status of the Fotis Dulos murder trial after Dulos tried to kill himself.
ETA, looks like this was written before he died the second time.
NP knows this. FD's family likely insisted his name be cleared, so as long as they pay him, he'll file the motion.Judge Three @JudgeThree
Replying to @***** @AKellerLawCrime @MarissaAlter
Connecticut says that any case in which the accused dies before the car is over is “moot” (essentially pointless) if continuing the case will have no practical effect. In this case: you can’t punish a dead man and you can’t free a dead man so what’s the practical reason to go on?
4:59 PM - 30 Jan 2020
WowMarissa AlterVerified account @MarissaAlter
Urso: “As much as I would love to hear Fotis’ ‘estate’ explain why he was dumping his wife’s bloody clothes in Hartford the night she disappeared, it’s a fantasy. Maybe the state can substitute whomever receives Fotis’ organs. As in life, Fotis Dulos took the coward’s way out.
4:41 PM - 30 Jan 2020
NP was looking forward to this trial and all the grandstanding he planned to do. This was his ticket to fame. He was milking it every chance he could. He has to figure out how to keep the fame train going. It's pretty clear that after he took down the memorial, someone needed to lock FD up -- that kind of rage against the mother of his children, that inability to even see her remembered, was a clear indication he was a danger to himself and/or others. Yes, Norm, you missed something. You mussed your client's rage, his delusional state, his murderous pathology -- you missed what was obvious to everyone else but you. You are not a defender of the underdog, you are an apologist for scum of the earth. You live in a shadow world, you have everything inverted -- you are no hero protecting the innocent, you are a villain exculpating the hideously guilty.
But what is lost, IMO is that Fotis has preordained this in his suicide note.You missed the PSA. NP is still going to represent him posthumously!