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All black and white, like an obituary. Maybe it's psychologically impacted. In other words "haunted."
So strange that every time I see marketing images of this property it hits me that FD over and over (architecture supposedly by his his sister Rena with FD responsible for construction management as he was a 'Gucci loafer' type manager) created houses of a scale where most non custom furniture simply seems odd looking and with layouts that were not welcoming, gracious and imo simply seemed cold and poorly thought out.
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all I can say at this point is I'm praying to see the only type of justice available at this time meted out on the 30th.
Appeals court overturns suspension of Norm Pattis law license.![]()
‘We miss her every day, in every way’: Family and friends reflect 5 years after Jennifer Faber Dulos’ disappearance
Friday, May 24, marks five years since Jennifer Farber Dulos, a mother of five with ties to Farmington and New Canaan, went missing after dropping her kids off at school.www.wtnh.com
Tune in to a primetime special honoring Jennifer Farber Dulos at 8 p.m. on May 29 on News 8.
And from that cited article:Appeals court overturns suspension of Norm Pattis law license.
https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/alex-jones-norm-pattis-ct-law-license-19474982.php
"...Pattis has had other high-profile cases in the past, including that of Fotis Dulos, who was charged in the death and disappearance of his estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos. Fotis Dulos died by suicide before going to trial, after which Pattis remarked in a statement, "Mr. Dulos was tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. Now he has been executed. We remain committed to demonstrating he did not murder Jennifer.” "
Appeals court overturns suspension of Norm Pattis law license.
https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/alex-jones-norm-pattis-ct-law-license-19474982.php
"...Pattis has had other high-profile cases in the past, including that of Fotis Dulos, who was charged in the death and disappearance of his estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos. Fotis Dulos died by suicide before going to trial, after which Pattis remarked in a statement, "Mr. Dulos was tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. Now he has been executed. We remain committed to demonstrating he did not murder Jennifer.” "
"Pattis has been a member of the Connecticut bar since 1993 and has no prior record of disciplinary action, according to the court filings."Bbm
We've seen the evidence against his then-client's co-conspirator. The bike ride -- the shaved head --Jennifer's saturated shirt -- the Odyssey of Stupidity -- the trash bags and DNA -- the Tacoma seats -- the dinner party -- the alibi scripts. We've seen it all and so had Norm Pattis. FD killed JFd and the evidence confirms it.
Untruths -- evidence kept in law offices (the bucket, sweatshirt, etc) -- misrepresentations -- and the IMO criminal handling of that sealed report -- I can't even.
Come on, BAR.
Absolutely CORRECT!And from that cited article:
“followed a finding that Pattis' office had sent confidential medical records from the Connecticut case to lawyers representing two parents who won a judgment…… .”
Hmmmmmm, wasn’t there also a matter in the MT conspiracy / murder case relating to confidential medical records? MOO
Yep. Seems to be a pattern. Could Pattis have sent the report to MT's computer while she was sitting there in court? Schoenhorn said afterwards, "She didn't get it from me. Norm Pattis had a copy of it."And from that cited article:
“followed a finding that Pattis' office had sent confidential medical records from the Connecticut case to lawyers representing two parents who won a judgment…… .”
Hmmmmmm, wasn’t there also a matter in the MT conspiracy / murder case relating to confidential medical records? MOO
Schoenhorn had a copy of it, too, though-Judge Blawie gave him access to it, with the proviso that it was NOT to be used in any public way.Yep. Seems to be a pattern. Could Pattis have sent the report to MT's computer while she was sitting there in court? Schoenhorn said afterwards, "She didn't get it from me. Norm Pattis had a copy of it."
Also, what about the Norman Pattis involvement in the FD/MT case where he was the FIRST attorney to hold on to case evidence and not pass the evidence as required to LE? Case evidence from the murder of JFD that passed through the hands of three CT attorneys WITH NO CONSEQUENCES! CT Bar imo is useless and does zero in the way of policing its own members. Even KM has not been disbarred so far as I'm aware - he I believe is simply 'suspended'. Go figure!"Pattis has been a member of the Connecticut bar since 1993 and has no prior record of disciplinary action, according to the court filings."
And Come on, so-called reporter who wrote the article, try a little harder to investigate. There was a prior referral to the Bar made by Judge Bellis in the Sandy Hook v. Jones case--the matter of Norm's attesting to Alex J's forged signature on an affidavit NP then filed with the court. Statewide Grievance Committee referred it to a bar panel for investigation, which found probable cause of misconduct. A hearing was subsequently held in Hartford before the Chief Disciplinary Counsel and members of the SGC. Pattis appeared with his counsel, Mark Dubois (former CDC). I could not find one report in the media about that hearing, (which I found mighty interesting, having listened to an audio of it). Outcome? The bar went, "Tsk, tsk" at NP and did nothing more about it. Also, NP appeared at least once before the Federal Grievance Committee, which after hearings did find probable cause and bring a presentment against him to the Federal Court for his mishandling of a civil rights case. NP himself wrote several articles about that experience in a column he once wrote for the CT Law Tribune. Another lawyer in his firm at the time, Karen Torre, also wrote an article about poor Norm's experience before the FGC, calling its members names like "vipers" and worse.
IMO the Schoenhorn statement is a LIE as he had the report in his possession in 2022/23 period from Judge Blawie. MT had talked about the report with LE going back to the days when she was represented by Atty Andrew Bowman and Bowman was aware that the report was sealed as he advised MT to NOT speak about it and she disregarded his legal advice and spoke extensively to LE about it in the interviews and also spoke about it via comments she and her family made on social media and to the MSM FOR YEARS.Yep. Seems to be a pattern. Could Pattis have sent the report to MT's computer while she was sitting there in court? Schoenhorn said afterwards, "She didn't get it from me. Norm Pattis had a copy of it."
Yes, and Judge Blawie chose to never back up his requirements with consequences.Schoenhorn had a copy of it, too, though-Judge Blawie gave him access to it, with the proviso that it was NOT to be used in any public way.
IMO, what the judge had was a sticky-wicket, with JS crying for change of prosecutor for breach of attorney-client privilege (for reading JS letter to Tara that was in the box), and the prosecutor crying for taking JS off the case bc he'd be called as a witness. So the judge (can't recall which one) had both sides stipulate that neither would raise the issue of the newly found "evidence" at trial. But IMO the matter should have been referred to the bar for investigation of all 3 attorneys, but particularly Pattis, who should've turned over the sweatshirt, etc.to LE (or risk being charged with a crime). Then the cops should have been subject to an internal affairs investigation in their Dept., to see if they were in the wrong for reading a letter that was in the box being turned over to them by Tara.Also, what about the Norman Pattis involvement in the FD/MT case where he was the FIRST attorney to hold on to case evidence and not pass the evidence as required to LE.
The box then went to Attorney Bowman and FINALLY TO Attorney Jon Schoenhorn.
Nothing happened to any of the attorney's involved in holding on to evidence in a MURDER TRIAL. The hoodie in the box had the hair of Defendant Michelle Troconis on it. The box of evidence was FINALLY turned into the CSP I believe in 2023 via a second party attorney (now a CT Judge which has comic irony) but obtained from Jon Schoenhorn.
My guess is that Norm Pattis per usual wrote the SA article himself and simply sent it to SA to repost. There is zero evidence of any investigative work or fact checking done by SA in that article IMO.Appeals court overturns suspension of Norm Pattis law license.
https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/news/article/alex-jones-norm-pattis-ct-law-license-19474982.php
"...Pattis has had other high-profile cases in the past, including that of Fotis Dulos, who was charged in the death and disappearance of his estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos. Fotis Dulos died by suicide before going to trial, after which Pattis remarked in a statement, "Mr. Dulos was tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. Now he has been executed. We remain committed to demonstrating he did not murder Jennifer.” "
So agree.IMO, what the judge had was a sticky-wicket, with JS crying for change of prosecutor for breach of attorney-client privilege (for reading JS letter to Tara that was in the box), and the prosecutor crying for taking JS off the case bc he'd be called as a witness. So the judge (can't recall which one) had both sides stipulate that neither would raise the issue of the newly found "evidence" at trial. But IMO the matter should have been referred to the bar for investigation of all 3 attorneys, but particularly Pattis, who should've turned over the sweatshirt, etc.to LE (or risk being charged with a crime). Then the cops should have been subject to an internal affairs investigation in their Dept., to see if they were in the wrong for reading a letter that was in the box being turned over to them by Tara.
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