Silver Alert CT- Jennifer Dulos, 50, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 #4 *ARRESTS*

[SuperTmo]

What a lovely site that is. The guest pavillion is a bit... stark... and, um, missing something, but the site is truly lovely. Sigh.

Stark is a good word for it. I think that one of the issues with FD’s real estate is that he would renovate or build to suit his taste. He spent too much building things the way he liked them, instead of working with clients to build or renovate a house based on their own taste. I think his designs were so modern to the point of being unappealing to a large amount of buyers. I don’t think that it isn’t that people wouldn’t spend a few million on a house, it’s that they wouldn’t spend a few million on those houses.

 

[The Saint]

So she met him, he was a builder, her parents hired him to build the guest house pavilion and then he was suitable to marry? He just needed a feather in his cap.? Did his investments dry up when his father in law died, including people who would buy his venture real estate properties?

I think that Fotis and Jennifer met at Brown University. He married another Brown graduate (younger than Fotis and Jennifer). They divorced in 2004. Then, Fotis called Jennifer and they rekindled their relationship after her dog died. They got married and had kids. The ex is a lawyer is an Louisiana.

It does sound like Jennifer's parents bankrolled at least one of Fotis' renovations. It was the parents' home. The only thing I like is the bathroomand the windows looking over a creek or river in the backyard.
I believe this home is still unsold and sitting on the market.

 

[The Saint]

What a lovely site that is. The guest pavillion is a bit... stark... and, um, missing something, but the site is truly lovely. Sigh.

What it is missing: good taste and design. imo

 

[SuperTmo]

FYI for those wondering about the banging sound and how it fits in the timeline and precisely where the banging occurred(the bolded below is from the Stamford Advocate from page)

“The scene was quiet Thursday outside 61 Sturbridge Hill Road in New Canaan, where neighbors said state police had searched on Wednesday. The property of the 7,000-square-foot home, listed at $4.8 million, is still being developed. A trailer with Fore Group’s name on the side and a metal dumpster remain on the property.

One neighbor said the loud sounds of metal banging on the property woke someone up in his home during the early morning hours of May 25 — the day after Jennifer Dulos was reported missing. The man said the sound led neighborhood dogs to start barking. He said police have been to the neighborhood three times in the past two weeks.”

So the banging occurred the morning after she disappeared and on a property being developed by Fore Group. Hope that’s helpful. Y’all are all awesome!

I wish LE would say if this was relevant. I feel like if a car left his residence he lived that night, at it would have been caught on the neighbor’s camera and noted in the arrest affidavit. It wasn’t though.

I just can’t buy in to someone who killed somebody going to what is known to be an empty house, doing something related to the murder, and making a ton of noise during what is considered quiet hours in most neighborhoods. That would just draw attention to him, right?

I also have to wonder how accurate this is. One neighbor is telling it and he wasn’t the one that heard it. Someone in his home did. I’m curious if all the neighborhood dogs stay outside at night. That would be very surprising but how would he know they were all barking otherwise?

 

[The Saint]

So the big announcement by investigators didn't happen or is least psotponed? We already know that the bloody sponge found in one
of the 30 dump spots and/or the blood in the garage of JD's rental home matches JD's blood.What was the big announcement going to be? That they found a bone belonging to her or her body?

 

[The Saint]

Could the metal banging be the sound of JD's body being sealed in a steel drum by a hammer?

 

[NJ Lawyer]

Okay I know she is probably deceased but you are all good at theories. Can anyone give it a try and come up with a scenario where JD is still alive? Albeit injured?

 

[Herat]

What it is missing: good taste and design. imo

It reminds me of a high-school gymnasium

If you wanted to have big parties it would be a good place for that

 

[Herat]

I think MT should really reflect on her relationship with this man.

She comes from a family headed by a highly regarded cardiothoracic surgeon and a mother who is a psychotherapist (despite the Medicaid fraud thing)

So she appears to come from a family of means. Perhaps not as wealthy as the Fabers, but she could also be inheriting a goodly amount, split between her and her sister.

 

[Mrs. M]

According to his LinkedIn he did a summer session for macroeconomics at Harvard in 1985
https://www.linkedin.com/in/fotis-dulos-28102b12/

Aha, so that was a summer course before he went to Brown. I’m disappointed that JD’s personal blog was made private. Her writings are very honest and enjoyable.

 

[Herat]

Stark is a good word for it. I think that one of the issues with FD’s real estate is that he would renovate or build to suit his taste. He spent too much building things the way he liked them, instead of working with clients to build or renovate a house based on their own taste. I think his designs were so modern to the point of being unappealing to a large amount of buyers. I don’t think that it isn’t that people wouldn’t spend a few million on a house, it’s that they wouldn’t spend a few million on those houses.

I think this is a great point.

People that can buy $2-4 million houses have seen what high-end properties look like. I'm sure some can distinguish between real quality and strong design and ideas that looked good on paper, but are not really sophisticated in execution.

 

[oviedo]

So the big announcement by investigators didn't happen or is least psotponed? We already know that the bloody sponge found in one
of the 30 dump spots and/or the blood in the garage of JD's rental home matches JD's blood.What was the big announcement going to be? That they found a bone belonging to her or her body?

Nice to see you join us I’m afraid there was no announcement and the only official word still seems to be the arrest warrant imo

 

[Mrs. M]

Okay I know she is probably deceased but you are all good at theories. Can anyone give it a try and come up with a scenario where JD is still alive? Albeit injured?

I was hoping it was a Gone Girl situation, but tragically it’s not.

 

[MemPat]

I still think her husband and his girlfriend were meticulous in their planning. They made a rookie mistake - they couldn't let go of their phones for even a couple of hours while they left the evidence in 30 different locations, only 5 of which were retrieved. She'll say that she was afraid of him, that he made her do things, play the femme fatale, but her phone was with him every step of the way when they got rid of the body.

Otto, I get what you're saying but that looks like 30+ rookie mistakes to me....Every stop they made to drop a bag was a mistake in this time of widespread cameras with their eyes on everything.

The fact that 25 garbage cans were picked up doesn't sound so much like meticulous planning to me; it sounds like luck. One bag (at least) containing a sponge with the victim's blood = bad luck/stupidity.....you choose.

But you're sure right about those phones.....HUGE mistake!

JMO

 

[otto]

Forgive me, you’re correct! That came out sounding very pompous......apologies

Paramour is pompous, giesha is agile, talented and cultured. This girlfriend is something different, a skinny runt with great bone structure. Female fisherman also have interesting bone structure.

In reality, this is a 44 year old woman from Tennessee with no marriages and a child. She has a pattern of getting jobs with wealthy men and seducing them. Her family history is sketchy, and there's no reason to believe that she is not 100% involved in the murder of Jennifer.

 

[otto]

Okay I know she is probably deceased but you are all good at theories. Can anyone give it a try and come up with a scenario where JD is still alive? Albeit injured?

No.

 

[otto]

I think MT should really reflect on her relationship with this man.

She comes from a family headed by a highly regarded cardiothoracic surgeon and a mother who is a psychotherapist (despite the Medicaid fraud thing)

So she appears to come from a family of means. Perhaps not as wealthy as the Fabers, but she could also be inheriting a goodly amount, split between her and her sister.

Prominent as the old woman may be in the Argentinian and Panamanian communities, her daughter is involved in the murder of a mother of 5 in Connecticut. She's a scoundrel and mongrel.

 

[otto]

Otto, I get what you're saying but that looks like 30+ rookie mistakes to me....Every stop they made to drop a bag was a mistake in this time of widespread cameras with their eyes on everything.

The fact that 25 garbage cans were picked up doesn't sound so much like meticulous planning to me; it sounds like luck. One bag (at least) containing a sponge with the victim's blood = bad luck/stupidity.....you choose.

But you're sure right about those phones.....HUGE mistake!

JMO

He did a calculation. He figured out where garbage pickup was in the morning, where and when neighborhoods put their garbage at the curb. He put 30 pieces of evidence in 30 bins along a garbage pickup route. Only 5 evidence bags were retrievable.

 

[indicolite22]

Prominent as the old woman may be in the Argentinian and Panamanian communities, her daughter is involved in the murder of a mother of 5 in Connecticut. She's a scoundrel and mongrel.

A mongrel? What would that mean in her case? Her heritage is not on trial here.
I think we can't always blame the parents for how their children turn out. Once you are an adult, you're resposible for your own actions/decisions. Personality traits also play a role. She appears to have few scruples.

 

[otto]

... about those phones.....HUGE mistake!
JMO

<Respectfully snipped by me>

Ten years ago police could triangulate areas based on 3 cell towers.
Today, police are tracking a phone that stops 30 times along a garbage route.

The two suspects simply under-estimate their world, so much so that murder with cell phones in pockets seems like a good idea.

By the way, suspects can be named here with full names after they've been arrested in relation to a missing wife, mother of 5, under suspicious circumstances.