Deceased/Not Found CT - Jennifer Dulos, 50, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 *ARRESTS* #53
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She may be of above average intelligence, but she stayed in some sort of relationship with him for years (friends, and then lovers, I assume), and could not see him for what he really was. In dealing with him, “smarts” didn’t matter , IMO.
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FD and AC go waaaaay back:
According to her LinkedIn, she worked at Capgemini, a consulting firm in New York, as a senior consultant in weaI lth management strategy for four years from 1999 until 2003
Dulos overlapped with her time at the company when he was a manager at Capgemini for seven years from 1997 until 2004.
Reportedly, AC suspected self-harm and I believe she did not want to contact 911 as she did not want to be identified, recorded, etc., or be on point with LE. Who could blame her? Instead, she reportedly contacted his family.
Fotis Fotis Dulos had glamorous lover before suicide who looked like missing wife
According to her LinkedIn, she worked at Capgemini, a consulting firm in New York, as a senior consultant in weaI lth management strategy for four years from 1999 until 2003
Dulos overlapped with her time at the company when he was a manager at Capgemini for seven years from 1997 until 2004.
Reportedly, AC suspected self-harm and I believe she did not want to contact 911 as she did not want to be identified, recorded, etc., or be on point with LE. Who could blame her? Instead, she reportedly contacted his family.
Fotis Fotis Dulos had glamorous lover before suicide who looked like missing wife
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8 lesser-known figures in the Jennifer Dulos case
May 22, 2020
The investigation into the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos involved a predictable array of law enforcement figures, suspects and lawyers - as well as some surprise characters who emerged with twists and turns in the case.
[..]
Anna Curry, a North Carolina woman who was described in Fotis Dulos’ bond documents as his “best friend,” was thrust into the spotlight when she was seen at his Farmington home on Jan. 28 — the day of his apparent suicide attempt.
Curry had been staying with Fotis Dulos, whom she met when they worked together in New York nearly 20 years ago. Curry paid $147,000 in cash — and promised to pay an additional $272,000 — to help post the $6 million bond when Fotis Dulos was charged with murder in early January.
A source close to Dulos said Curry remained by his side at a New York hospital until he died on Jan. 30.
[..]
The hearing was called when Palmetto Surety Corp., which posted the bond, was concerned about the collateral real estate properties Dulos had put up from his struggling business, Fore Group.
Despite Dulos’ death, Curry is still responsible for the remaining payments. Palmetto has declined to say whether she has been making them.
In a note left in his car, Fotis Dulos apologized to Curry.
“Above all Anna Curry I am sorry for letting you down and not continuing the fight,” he wrote.
[..]
While Fotis Dulos felt he was likely going back to jail on Jan. 28, his attorneys say their client was not aware they had secured Ira Judelson to post his new bond.
Judelson, however, never got the chance to pay the bond as Fotis Dulos died two days later. It would not have been the first high-profile case in which he was involved.
[..]
A knife found in a Hartford trash can in the days after the disappearance was traded for $5 worth of crack cocaine, a man who was released from prison told the Hartford Courant.
The man, who was charged with misdemeanor failure to appear and trespassing, claimed he found a blood-soaked pillow in a trash can on Albany Avenue near Garden Street sometime on Memorial Day weekend after Jennifer Dulosdisappeared, the Courant reported.
[..]
Early on in the investigation, police received key information from the family’s nanny, Lauren Almeida, that led authorities to believe the New Canaan mother was the victim of foul play. But nearly nine years before Jennifer Dulos was reported missing, the family endured tragedy when her mother-in-law was killed in a freak accident involving their former nanny.
Kleopatra Dulos — the 77-year-old mother of Fotis Dulos — died in 2010 after being run over by a Land Rover driven by the former nanny when they were living in Avon. An investigation by the Avon Police Department determined Kleopatra Dulos’ death was not a “criminal event” and no arrests were made.
As the nanny moved the vehicle, Kleopatria Dulos asked her to turn on the vehicle’s headlights. The nanny looked down to turn on the lights, assuming Kleopatra Dulos had moved away from the vehicle. However, the nanny told police, she must have fallen down next to it and out of sight. The nanny then pulled the car forward before hearing one of the children scream from the back seat, the police report said. When police arrived, they found Kleopatra Dulos alert and conscious, in extreme pain, with tire marks across her lower back and clothing. She later died at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford.
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May 22, 2020
The investigation into the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos involved a predictable array of law enforcement figures, suspects and lawyers - as well as some surprise characters who emerged with twists and turns in the case.
[..]
Anna Curry, a North Carolina woman who was described in Fotis Dulos’ bond documents as his “best friend,” was thrust into the spotlight when she was seen at his Farmington home on Jan. 28 — the day of his apparent suicide attempt.
Curry had been staying with Fotis Dulos, whom she met when they worked together in New York nearly 20 years ago. Curry paid $147,000 in cash — and promised to pay an additional $272,000 — to help post the $6 million bond when Fotis Dulos was charged with murder in early January.
A source close to Dulos said Curry remained by his side at a New York hospital until he died on Jan. 30.
[..]
The hearing was called when Palmetto Surety Corp., which posted the bond, was concerned about the collateral real estate properties Dulos had put up from his struggling business, Fore Group.
Despite Dulos’ death, Curry is still responsible for the remaining payments. Palmetto has declined to say whether she has been making them.
In a note left in his car, Fotis Dulos apologized to Curry.
“Above all Anna Curry I am sorry for letting you down and not continuing the fight,” he wrote.
[..]
While Fotis Dulos felt he was likely going back to jail on Jan. 28, his attorneys say their client was not aware they had secured Ira Judelson to post his new bond.
Judelson, however, never got the chance to pay the bond as Fotis Dulos died two days later. It would not have been the first high-profile case in which he was involved.
[..]
A knife found in a Hartford trash can in the days after the disappearance was traded for $5 worth of crack cocaine, a man who was released from prison told the Hartford Courant.
The man, who was charged with misdemeanor failure to appear and trespassing, claimed he found a blood-soaked pillow in a trash can on Albany Avenue near Garden Street sometime on Memorial Day weekend after Jennifer Dulosdisappeared, the Courant reported.
[..]
Early on in the investigation, police received key information from the family’s nanny, Lauren Almeida, that led authorities to believe the New Canaan mother was the victim of foul play. But nearly nine years before Jennifer Dulos was reported missing, the family endured tragedy when her mother-in-law was killed in a freak accident involving their former nanny.
Kleopatra Dulos — the 77-year-old mother of Fotis Dulos — died in 2010 after being run over by a Land Rover driven by the former nanny when they were living in Avon. An investigation by the Avon Police Department determined Kleopatra Dulos’ death was not a “criminal event” and no arrests were made.
As the nanny moved the vehicle, Kleopatria Dulos asked her to turn on the vehicle’s headlights. The nanny looked down to turn on the lights, assuming Kleopatra Dulos had moved away from the vehicle. However, the nanny told police, she must have fallen down next to it and out of sight. The nanny then pulled the car forward before hearing one of the children scream from the back seat, the police report said. When police arrived, they found Kleopatra Dulos alert and conscious, in extreme pain, with tire marks across her lower back and clothing. She later died at Saint Francis Hospital in Hartford.
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Source: Woman who posted Fotis Dulos' bond remained by his side at hospital
Jan 29, 2020
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A source close to Fotis Dulos said the 52-year-old went into the garage Tuesday morning after Anna Curry, a North Carolina resident and former colleague of Dulos, left his Jefferson Crossing home to get groceries.
When Curry returned, police and medics were trying to save Dulos, who was
initially considered dead before a weak pulse was detected after 30 minutes of CPR.
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Although Curry and Dulos have not been seen together for court appearances, sources said she has supported him for months.
“She is an old and loyal friend, the sort of person content to help when the world turns cold and hostile,” Dulos’ defense attorney Norm Pattis said.
Court records obtained by the Hartford Courant indicated that Curry contributed $147,000 in cash — and promised to pay an additional $272,000 — to help Dulos post his $6 million bond.
In bond documents, the Courant reports, Curry was referred to as Dulos’ “best friend.”
[..]
The emergency bond hearing was called Tuesday when Palmetto Surety Corp., which posted the bond, was concerned about the collateral real estate properties Dulos had put up from his struggling business, Fore Group.
In a motion filed Tuesday, Palmetto claimed its risk analyst found “imperfections in the collateral provided” by Dulos. The concerns listed by Palmetto included an inflated valuation of Fotis Dulos’ New Canaan residence by $325,000. The Sturbridge Hill Road home and his Jefferson Crossing property are also under foreclosure.
Dulos’ failure to identify these concerns in his application for bond, Palmetto claims, have caused the company to “exceed the limitations of risk” as set by state statute.
Jan 29, 2020
[..]
A source close to Fotis Dulos said the 52-year-old went into the garage Tuesday morning after Anna Curry, a North Carolina resident and former colleague of Dulos, left his Jefferson Crossing home to get groceries.
When Curry returned, police and medics were trying to save Dulos, who was
initially considered dead before a weak pulse was detected after 30 minutes of CPR.
[..]
Although Curry and Dulos have not been seen together for court appearances, sources said she has supported him for months.
“She is an old and loyal friend, the sort of person content to help when the world turns cold and hostile,” Dulos’ defense attorney Norm Pattis said.
Court records obtained by the Hartford Courant indicated that Curry contributed $147,000 in cash — and promised to pay an additional $272,000 — to help Dulos post his $6 million bond.
In bond documents, the Courant reports, Curry was referred to as Dulos’ “best friend.”
[..]
The emergency bond hearing was called Tuesday when Palmetto Surety Corp., which posted the bond, was concerned about the collateral real estate properties Dulos had put up from his struggling business, Fore Group.
In a motion filed Tuesday, Palmetto claimed its risk analyst found “imperfections in the collateral provided” by Dulos. The concerns listed by Palmetto included an inflated valuation of Fotis Dulos’ New Canaan residence by $325,000. The Sturbridge Hill Road home and his Jefferson Crossing property are also under foreclosure.
Dulos’ failure to identify these concerns in his application for bond, Palmetto claims, have caused the company to “exceed the limitations of risk” as set by state statute.
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I wish wfsb would put their drone video from that morning back up. I was watching in real time their drone over his house and that raw footage answers some of these questions. Maybe check youtube. Jmo
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It has always been my theory that Jennifer's body was transported using the Thule. Jmo
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Me too. Though not necessarily atop.
Is it possible that an accomplice was parked behind Welles.... claimed the Mercier bike, then met up with FD in Jennifer's Suburban prior to Waveny?
Then FD would've driven to Farmington to return the Tacoma, no one any the wiser (if not for the blood on the seat -- IMO leakage from the clean up trash bags from Welles). And the other Suburban would proceed to 80MS... for the part of this tragic story that necessitated ponchos.
I wish we knew if a Thule went missing.
Is there anything on a Thule that would register as a pipe, under basement cement?
Methinks FD was engaged in the most vile of activities between noon and 4pm that sad, sad day. Sick and twisted ....and sicker still, against the Tacoma.
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AC had not previously been seen in court with FD and I thought it odd she would tell LE she expected to drive him to court. It was expected that FD was going to be ordered to jail.
Reportedly, AC had also gone to pick up groceries and she probably needed to unload them prior to court if she had planned to be there. I wondered if FD asked AC to stop at the bank to delay her arrival back at his home.
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Thanks Los Angeles, as always. May 25, 2021 takes us to 2 years since JFD disappeared. Really poor timing IMO.
The press and communities will be releasing remembrances around that time, too.
Inquiring minds want to know why:
- Waiting for Schoenhorn's appeals to be heard?
- Accommodating Judge White or Judge Blawie's calendars?
- Accommodating MT's Colorado stay; waiting to end of daughter's school year; waiting until child leaves for Argentina?
- Waiting for MT's attorney to look at the case files, instead of sending discs of evidence to news media?
- MT doesn't want to fly with GPS monitoring?
- Jonny Schoenhorn wants the State of CT to organize all the evidence since the beginning of the investigation. He does not have time to do due dilligence and act as PR manager for the Troconis family?.
- AS's press releases are more important to him than getting the case on the docket and proving his client's innocence?
- A sentencing deal has been reached and MT wants to wait until the end of the school year?
- All of the above?
- None of the above?
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I guess this is why I can't seem to find anything on these questions...maybe it is unknown. I wish I had more time to study the facts in this case. I find it very strange though that MT was so dedicated to FD and in my opinion would do anything for him so what changed? Was it FD that changed and did he just need a 'friend' to post his bail? Were FD and AC an item or just friends? Are these things known but not verified so we can't discuss? I'm sorry I just don't have tons of time and I'm trying to understand. If anyone has a suggestion on where or how to get up to speed I'd be so thankful! I read at least one of the search warrants I think that was for Jennifer's home.
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I thought the plan involving AC driving was related to the fact that FD probably would have been taken into custody that day.
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I think it more that NP was not going to be in court that day (FD usually arrived at court with his counsel -- probably used the car ride as consult time).
AC had never been seen in court and I think FD probably invited her this time knowing all along he'd not be in court himself.
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Defendants are typically ordered to have no contact with one another as a non-financial condition of release. What their personal expectations were regarding their relationship is unknown.
I believe attorneys are able to act as the go-between providing the communication is NOT about the charges or the case. I believe NP went so far as to express publically how much love NP and MT had for each other and missed each other.
MT seemed to have much family at her side when first arrested -- perhaps they encouraged MT to drop her married lover.
I don't believe AC to be FD's "girlfriend" but a long-term friend that he used for 20+ years. Narcs are brilliant at keeping up with such friendships -- never knowing when you might need them.
Friends with benefits? Who knows/cares. FD was done for.
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Thank you so much. I knew they were ordered to not communicate but I'm sure they managed a way. Surely they thought of that when they were writing up their alibi's that they might be under suspicion and needed to find other non-traceable ways. I was under the impression before I started researching that he had moved on with AC but sounds like the media assumed that.
Thanks for answering.
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^^bbm
Just an FYI -- reading the appellate inquiry quoted above also recaps the charges against MT. It was noteworthy to me that there is no mention of the August 2020 Conspiracy to commit tampering with evidence charge -- a charge and filing date that still escapes my memory.
(The prior charges filed 2019, and 2020 conspiracy to commit murder are referenced).
ETA:
Thanks, @sds71 for MSM below.
Assuming both DA and Defense deemed the same additional counts of tampering with physical evidence insignificant that each omitted the later charges from the appellate filing and recap.
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STAMFORD - Connecticut prosecutors filed new evidence tampering charges Friday against a woman accused in connection with the presumed killing of Jennifer Dulos, a mother of five whose disappearance last year spurred interest nationwide.
Michelle Troconis, a dual American and Venezuelan citizen, appeared in a state courtroom in Stamford for a bail hearing as her lawyer asked a judge to ease her release conditions.
Before the hearing, Chief State's Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. filed two new counts of conspiracy to commit evidence tampering in connection with what authorities allege were efforts to cover up the killing of Dulos. Troconis’ lawyer, Jon Schoenhorn, has denied the allegations against her.
The Bristol Press - New charges filed against Michelle Troconis in Jennifer Dulos case
I think reporters might have tweeted about the new charges hrs after the hearing was over.
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