There it is then.
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I think Midler was right-Meehan was responsible for fD getting that sealed evaluation, and subsequently, giving it to NP, MT, and JS. I’m sure it categorized Jennifer as a bad parent because of suicidal ideation, and points to the “Gone Girl” defense. Except they all know she didn’t kill herself. FD did it, with the help of MT and KM. Meehan had no business giving that report to fD, and he should be barred from the work he was engaged in at the time. Why would he do it? Did fD pay him with Jennifer’s money, or was it just a “bro” thing…”we all know women are crazy and stupid”?
I don't think that person discarded the body though. I think they transported it to MS while FD offloaded the Suburban at Waveny.
Couldn’t get the article about NP’s impressions—not a subscriber to Hearst. Here’re my impressions, though, based on my memory. NP was infatuated with the GG book before the Dulos case—he wrote about it on his blog and suggested he’d welcome a case like that. FD’s first lawyer was Eugene Riccio, who got him out on bail, then withdrew from representation for whatever reason. Then FD got NP—who wrote, on his blog or elsewhere, that when FD contacted his office, he first spoke with P’s partner, Smith, bc P was out of town. When he got back he went over and met with FD and firm was retained. Did FD know of NP’s infatuation with the GG book? Did FD maybe read the book, too, and was it his inspiration for staging JD’s disappearance—to make it look like an abduction? Did KM maybe read the book too (a best-seller) and come up with the idea? You’ll remember the theory that the two of them contemplated that they’d kill each other’s wives? FD tried to lure KM’s wife to FD’s house to meet with KM for a reconciliation. FD met with KM’s wife once in a restaurant, but she cut it short bc he made her uncomfortable. Her own divorce lawyer speculated she was another intended victim. So I strongly suspect too that KM was involved in the transfer of JD from one vehicle to another in NC that day. I also suspect that FD (and KM) didn’t anticipate that JD would put up a fight that would result in that much bloodshed.Jennifer Dulos divorce: Judge tosses psych exam that favored Fotis Dulos
Psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Herman met with Fotis Dulos 14 times as part of an evaluation of...www.stamfordadvocate.com
9/20/2019
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Fotis and Jennifer Dulos were in the midst of an acrimonious divorce and custody battle when she disappeared on May 24 — just days after a hearing regarding an emergency custody order that could have granted Fotis Dulos more access to their five children.
Emergency custody hearings were held at the request of Fotis Dulos before Judge Donna N. Heller on May 10 and May 17. The hearings included testimony from court-appointed psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Herman who met with Fotis Dulos 14 times as part of an evaluation of the Dulos family to help determine suitable custody of the children.
Herman’s conclusions were summarized in a sealed report dated April 24, according to a motion filed by attorney Rich Rochlin, who is representing Fotis Dulos in the divorce.
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Heller has ordered Herman’s testimony stricken from the record, ruled the hearings as a mistrial, since they were never completed, and required that his report remained sealed. Heller also noted in the order that anyone who reveals or releases the report could face sanctions or contempt of court.
Rochlin said Fotis Dulos has also met with Dr. Stephen Humphrey, a court-appointed Hartford psychiatrist, 20 times in the last two years.
Humphrey concluded that Fotis Dulos was a “gregarious and confident person” who had no psychopathic tendencies, Rochlin wrote in court documents seeking a mental health evaluation for Jennifer Dulos’ mother, Gloria Farber, who now has temporary custody of the children.
I did get that article. Thanks.
^^rsbm
I had forgotten about the “revenge suicide” theory. I guess when there is so much evidence against your client, you have to cobble together something, even if it is ridiculous. Now we, and NP, know who was really capable of revenge suicide-revenge against the State of CT, for daring to try and hold him responsible for what he did. Funny-I really never thought fD would do it, but my husband, how really didn’t follow this case, was sure he would kill himself.
And we can't forget Dr. Humphrey, a psychiatrist who met with Fd more than 20 times, and detected nothing about him that would suggest suicide. Of course not -- he was too busy fawning over Mr. Gregarious (and his man crush with Fd). JMO
Yes, ma’am-does it remind you of the psychologist who took Jodi Arias’s side in the trial after she murdered Travis? Humphreys had a big ol’ man crush on fD-and probably thought he was the one with the money, too. I wonder what he thinks now?
Found an article dated May of this year stating KM was released from house arrest, but he is still required to wear the ankle monitor.
Thanks, Tink…I wonder why I thought they’d removed his, too? That was rather ridiculous!Found an article dated May of this year stating KM was released from house arrest, but he is still required to wear the ankle monitor.
Dulos defendant Kent Mawhinney freed from house arrest, Stamford judge says
Kent Mawhinney, a defendant in the death and disappearance of New Canaan resident...
From OP's 5/15/23 link:
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