In an interview Tuesday on WPLR’s Chaz and AJ Show, Pattis said the family “is clear that Mr. Dulos did not procure or arrange for the death of his wife.”
He said the case is not over “in a long shot ... it’s personal.”
On the note found at Fotis Dulos’ home ...
“I was struck by the fact of his great love and loyalty, even in the end, to Michele (Troconis) and his insistence that neither he or she had anything to do with Jennifer’s death.”
On Fotis Dulos’s suicide ...
“He killed himself, in part, because we abandoned our ideals. He was tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. Every inference was thrown against him.”
Pattis said “I didn’t see the suicide coming.”
‘The story that is yet to be told ...’
Pattis said Dulos “knew a story that has yet to be told and I think when that story is told a lot of people are going to wonder why we hounded this man unnecessary to death.”
Later, Pattis said, “There’s a larger story to tell and we’re eager to tell it. We thought a jury would be the place. Hopefully, it will still be. We’ll find a way ... I’m a pretty creative guy.”
He said, “We will get Mr. Dulos’ story out on what happened” on the day Jennifer Dulos went missing.
On the last conversation with Fotis Dulos ...
While not disclosing details of his client’s conversation, Pattis said “there was no question Mr. Dulos knew there was a realistic possibility of returning to prison that day.”
In a note found in his car, Dulos said:
“I refuse to spend even an hour more in jail.”
On the state not disclosing its evidence ...
“We have still not been provided with discovery ... the state keeps its secrets, while gagging us.”
In a Fotis Dulos’ family statement, it called on state officials to release Jennifer Dulos’ medical records and psychiatric evaluations, “offering the public a chance to juxtapose them to those of Fotis.”
“We demand nothing less than the whole truth,” the family said.
Fotis Dulos attorney: Case not over in a long shot, ‘it’s personal’
