Gotta love the consistency of Pattisville and their friend Dave Altimari of the HC in their relentless pursuit of reasonable doubt!
Today the Search Warrant Dump was over 450 pages and of the handful of bullet points presented in the below article we see YET AGAIN the reference to the discredited and now SEALED report from Family Court which was TOSSED by Judge Heller by Dr. Herman.
Can't you just hear the text now possibly sent by Atty. P. or a minion to DA,
Atty. P.: "Hey Dave, need a favour can you add a paragraph about the Herman report in your article today about the Search Warrants".
DA: "Sure Norm, no biggie, anything for my buddy! You are buying a round or two the next time we get together"!
Unbelievable IMO.
Search warrants reveal a horrific crime scene at the home of Jennifer Farber Dulos
Quotes from article:
The warrants released Wednesday contained information already made public in the three arrest warrant affidavits issued for Dulos and his then-girlfriend Michelle Troconis since their first arrest on June 1 in connection with Farber Dulos’ disappearance but also there were new details of the investigation including:
- The nanny for the couple’s five children told police that Fotis Dulos tried to hit his estranged wife with his vehicle and also chased her through their home in the summer of 2017. Lauren Almeida told police she witnessed Dulos chase his wife through the house. "She finally came running into the bedroom and slammed the door closed. She braced herself against the door as her husband kept pounding trying to open it. He seemed to calm down when he realized Almeida and one of his children were also in the room,” the documents said. In June 2017, Almeida told police she found Farber Dulos crying in the driveway of her home. “Jennifer said that her husband tried to hit her with his vehicle and she needed to jump out of the way.”
- On May 17, Troconis got into an accident driving a Chevy Suburban owned by Fore Group Inc., Dulos’ construction company, that damaged the left front of the car. Police obtained a surveillance video from a home on Thurton Drive that showed a Chevy Suburban with similar damage parked on the street. The vehicle was parked about 600 feet from a wooded area that leads to the back of Farber Dulos’ home. Sources said state police impounded the vehicle from a car dealership that was fixing the accident damage and found a WeatherTech floor liner with blood-like stains on it.
- Surveillance footage in Hartford’s North End shows two people, believed by investigators to be Dulos and Troconis, dumping garbage bags into trash cans. At one site, investigators wrote in the warrants, the suspects are seen “disposing of a rug.” Sources told the Courant that state police were searching for a mat or piece of carpet that was propped up against Milagro’s restaurant on Albany Avenue, not far from the area where investigators found bloody evidence tied to Farber Dulos that was tossed in garbage cans. Surveillance footage shows a man walking near a black Ford Raptor, grabbing a dark piece of mat or carpet and then leaning it against the restaurant.
- Investigators received a call not long after the arrests of Dulos and Troconis in June from a technology consultant for Dulos who told investigators that on May 30, Troconis called to ask him for help with her phone and computer, and that he backed up information on both to an external hard drive. He told investigators that he backed up photographs from Troconis’ phone to the hard drive, which she said she was turning over to her attorney. The consultant did not know what was in the photographs. The consultant mentioned to Troconis it must be tough “on Fotis with Jennifer missing,” and he told investigators that she gave him a “weird look” in response. The consultant told investigators that Dulos had an online file backup service called Backblaze that he still had access to at the time of his arrest. Investigators asked the company to preserve any records.
- State police requested all records from the court-appointed monitor that was present whenever Dulos had a visitation with his five children. Police were especially interested in the notes from a May 22 visit where Dulos came back to the Welles Lane home and ate dinner with the children on the back patio. The monitor told state police that Dulos never went into the house that day and said they never left Dulos unsupervised with his children. State police have said they found Dulos’ DNA on the inside knob of the mudroom door.
- Police also obtained a copy of a secret custodial evaluation report that had just been completed by New York psychiatrist Dr. Stephen P. Herman. State police wanted to try and understand Farber Dulos’ state of mind. “The custodial evaluation will assist us by providing valuable insight into more personal details of Jennifer that her family and friends do not know. Specifically, the report may indicate if Jennifer was likely or capable of hurting herself or it may strongly dispute that idea thus indicating the blood found inside Jennifer’s garage may have been due to Jennifer having been assaulted and taken against her will,” the search warrant said.
- Farber Dulos’ cell records show the last person she talked with was Almeida shortly before 8 a.m. Data showed that her cellphone was in the vicinity of Waveny Park for nearly 40 minutes on the morning she disappeared in the area where her Chevy Suburban was found and other videos had showed a red Toyota truck parked earlier. Police believe Dulos drove that red truck, which belonged to an employee, from Farmington to New Canaan on the morning of May 24. Three minutes after Farber Dulos’ phone disconnected from the network, the red truck is spotted driving north on the Merritt Parkway headed back to Farmington.
Oh my! Here is the
Atty. P. response to the Search Warrants. Wonder if he had read the SWs prior to issuing the below statement:
“A preliminary review of the warrant leaves us relieved and saddened. We’re relieved that there is nothing we didn’t expect or have heard about; saddened because it’s obvious the state police really have no idea what became of Jennifer," said Dulos’ attorney, Norm Pattis. “This remains an open case in our view.”
Pattis denied the accusations by Almeida that she had witnessed possible domestic violence incidents. [BBM]
Not content to simply deny the claims of LA, Atty. P. had to go just one extra step to denigrate and diminish her as follows:
“Mr. Dulos denies the fanciful claims of the nanny. He never harmed nor sought to harm Jennifer,” Pattis said.
Really????????
MOO