Thanks for posting these documents.
Just had 2 min to read Atty. P. response and will give it a full read this weekend and of course respond with yet more questions.
But a few 'curious statements aka as possible 'whoppers'' jumped out at me in just a quick 2 min read. Curious what others think about this statement by Atty. P.
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Atty. P. says, "There is simply nothing in the discovery provided to the defence to date that supports an inference that Mr. Dulos even knew his wife was missing at the time he allegedly disposed of items." Very curious as to what Atty. P. thought FD and MT were doing on Albany Avenue as this is the closest Atty. P. has come that I'm aware of to discussion of this event. I actually read this 2x to make sure I read it correctly. IMO Mr. Dulos might not have known his wife was missing because she wasn't missing, she was dead and it didn't take a call from NCPD IMO to make Mr. Dulos aware of this fact.
The information about when FD was informed of his wife's disappearance is also quite interesting as this has been an open question of many here but I will wait for LE or courtroom evidence confirmation of this particular statement by Atty. P. But frankly IMO the phone call from NCPD was irrelevant to FD knowing the 'status' of his wife.
MOO
Wow-Since he was delivering evidence with his wife’s blood all over it to Albany Ave, why would any intelligent person think he would need to be notified that she was “missing”? The person depositing her bloody clothing would have been the first to know!