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

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  • #961
Probably a good bet that defense firm/s and/or Team FD/MT are already tracking and archiving the postings and/or that mole/s may be lurking or participating on NC ND.

Another risk for locals on ND is a potential free juror disqualification roadmap for defense counsel, as well as low hanging justification for defense motion to transfer venue, seal records, gag orders, exclude evidence/witnesses; AND, if any such objections or motions are denied, easier to later appeal based on alleged biased proceedings, impairment of right to fair trial, jury contamination, conflicts of interest, etc.

One hand giveth and one hand taketh away.
I've actually thought about the jury pool earlier today. I haven't been called to jury duty in years. This would be the case I'm called to and can't serve because I clearly know way more about it than the average local. I'll be curious to see where they hold the trial.
 
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Opinions wanted: Is there any plausible reason they would wait until Tuesday, the next court date, to press additional charges? Or do we think they still just don't have proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
 
  • #964
It's bad enough if a husband leaves his wife for someone else, but in this case he brings someone else into their family home and wants to live there with his wife and kids and girlfriend. UNREAL. Why didn't he do Jennifer a favor and take the girlfriend and leave! At least that's what usually happens.
Unfortunately his definition of 'winning' didn't include your scenario. Tragic for all involved IMO.
 
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Yeah, it's a very coincidental time to have damage to your vehicle. So curious what happened.

In some insurance claims, you are able to claim damage to the inside and have it “cleaned”, i. e., coffee spilled when rear-ended.
Maybe she needed the inside cleaned due to some “liquid” damage.

MOO
 
  • #967
I understand LE searching the FD and JD houses and nearby woods and waters. But who dumps anything in their own backyard? That’s the first place they’ll look. I don’t think they’ll find much there. They tried to clean up as best they could and drive far away to dump items in random trash cans.

Longtime law enforcement officers say even those who commit murders that are well thought out make critical mistakes because they panic when the actual killing takes place. (Not that I think this was well thought out!)

They overestimate their own brilliance and underestimate the skills of people who make a living solving crimes.

(I may never stop shaking my head over criminals dividing evidence into 30 bags and hopscotching along in a car dropping them in random cans, almost waving at the cameras while having a cigarette. Drunk? Stoned? One has to wonder.)

I can see these two nutcases realizing they left evidence behind at the house, then running out to pitch it in the reservoir.

LE searching that area today makes me think the ho put them onto something there. (At least I got a little break from hating Patrick Frazee as I waited for news.)
 
  • #968
Opinions wanted: Is there any plausible reason they would wait until Tuesday, the next court date, to press additional charges? Or do we think they still just don't have proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
My sense is that there is HUGE pressure now to find something concrete having to do with the body and prove this is sadly no longer a missing persons case but rather a homicide. The very brief Fox61 interview with the Head of the State Police today was very carefully worded to avoid the use of the word HOMICIDE yet. Speculation on my part.

Also when you look at the arrest warrant its clear that there is SO much info that has been gathered that is not public yet as the State builds its case. This process is being very carefully managed IMO to leave no possible out on the charges that will eventually be filed.
 
  • #969
So did any media report on this? Anything happen?
Not that we know of. There was an interview earlier with the head of state police with no real developments. State police said NC police would be issuing updates from here on out. It makes me wonder if they were expecting new evidence today and didn't find it or something to that degree.
 
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In some insurance claims, you are able to claim damage to the inside and have it “cleaned”, i. e., coffee spilled when rear-ended.
Maybe she needed the inside cleaned due to some “liquid” damage.

MOO
So, hypothetically, you're saying I can get a bunch of potentially incriminating stuff in my vehicle, clean it, spill coffee all over the car, file a claim, and have the insurance company clean it all over again?
 
  • #972
See, so what was he doing and where was he doing it that he needed altered plates and what did he put them on and why didn't he just pull the tape off when he was done and put them in his garage. would have been no questions.
If FD wanted plates that did not match the vehicle why did he not just steal plates off some strangers vehicle? Much simpler and less likely to draw initial attention.
 
  • #973
It's bad enough if a husband leaves his wife for someone else, but in this case he brings someone else into their family home and wants to live there with his wife and kids and girlfriend. UNREAL. Why didn't he do Jennifer a favor and take the girlfriend and leave! At least that's what usually happens.

Because he wanted to stay in his house, that he had built, as such a great business man
It is all about, 'what FD wants'.
No more, thank goodness.:D
MOO.
 
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My sense is that there is HUGE pressure now to find something concrete having to do with the body and prove this is sadly no longer a missing persons case but rather a homicide. The very brief Fox61 interview with the Head of the State Police today was very carefully worded to avoid the use of the word HOMICIDE yet. Speculation on my part.

Also when you look at the arrest warrant its clear that there is SO much info that has been gathered that is not public yet as the State builds its case. This process is being very carefully managed IMO to leave no possible out on the charges that will eventually be filed.
ITA. I think they are being very meticulous to make sure there is no reasonable doubt if this makes it to jury trial. It's just breaking my heart every day we don't get news.

Another question: Is the family privy to more information than the public, specifically case details? Could they be getting some sense of closure in the meantime?
 
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Opinions wanted: Is there any plausible reason they would wait until Tuesday, the next court date, to press additional charges? Or do we think they still just don't have proof beyond a reasonable doubt?
If LE know FD will not be bonding out, they can take their time. Once charges are officially filed, it starts the clock running in regards to discovery, etc. & more importantly, he has a right to a speedy trial. So, if no fear that he will be on the streets, LE will build a solid case prior to adding additional charges. Not a perfect case, but one that can be won. Oftentimes it seems as though LE and attorneys are extremely adversarial, but for the most part, everyone wants to do things the right way. So, I would hazard to guess that FD’s attorney has indicated he will not be posting bail prior to the Tuesday hearing, thus LE’s lack of immediacy.
 
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Working on this but nothing specific yet. We know the money from the FIL ended in 2016/17 when he passed away (2017 death). We know the date the lawsuit was filed by Mrs. Farber on behalf of the Estate of her husband and the amount the lawsuit alleges was not repaid. We know the Family Court had been pursuing FD to provide financial info and he had been stalling for nearly 2 years and ditto for the litigation with the estate of JD father. As neither of the courts imposed any kind of punishment for non compliance, FD had nearly 2 years with no oversight and disclosure. In the divorce custody case the documents reveal that computers from the Fore Group were siezed but I have been unable to find anything to suggest what was found on those computers. I would love to spend a bit of time with those PCs!

I'm trying to figure out where the money came from to build up the inventory and why he didn't seem at all concerned that the houses were built and not selling. We know the asking prices for the various houses per the real estate listings. We know the annual taxes for each of the properties per the town tax records.

Not seeing how he was paying the taxes to keep them current with no cash coming in and no sales. If the person that found info about the land sale for $250,000 could post that it would be helpful as perhaps that was the source of cash to keep the taxes paid. Will report back when I piece it together but if cash was from a private source and no mortgage was filed (as I suspect) then not sure an answer will be forthcoming.

I hadn’t thought of it, but as you said, the property taxes had to be paid on all of these properties-the property in Fairfield County alone would have put him far into the red...I don’t know about the Farmington area, but I imagine most places in Ct have pretty high property taxes, relative to the rest of the country. He would have wanted to make sure the taxes were paid, if he did nothing else. How was he doing it?
 
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ITA. I think they are being very meticulous to make sure there is no reasonable doubt if this makes it to jury trial. It's just breaking my heart every day we don't get news.

Another question: Is the family privy to more information than the public, specifically case details? Could they be getting some sense of closure in the meantime?
Families definitely given more information in these cases.
 
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If LE know FD will not be bonding out, they can take their time. Once charges are officially filed, it starts the clock running in regards to discovery, etc. & more importantly, he has a right to a speedy trial. So, if no fear that he will be on the streets, LE will build a solid case prior to adding additional charges. Not a perfect case, but one that can be won. Oftentimes it seems as though LE and attorneys are extremely adversarial, but for the most part, everyone wants to do things the right way. So, I would hazard to guess that FD’s attorney has indicated he will not be posting bail prior to the Tuesday hearing, thus LE’s lack of immediacy.
Thank you. I completely agree with waiting to press charges until your case is iron-clad. I would assume if he magically comes up with bail, they would slap any charge they have evidence for on top of him.
 
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So, hypothetically, you're saying I can get a bunch of potentially incriminating stuff in my vehicle, clean it, spill coffee all over the car, file a claim, and have the insurance company clean it all over again?

Well, if no one is necessarily looking at your car for evidence, you bang the crap out of it to damage it and make loud metal banging noises in the process, stop by a coffee shop, oops a spill, make a claim for the said damage and the spill, then, yeah. You could.

:rolleyes: :oops:

MOO
 
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