Jennifer Dulos - Connecticut mom of 5 missing

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Anonymous wrote:I don't think he's attractive at all. He looks like a murderer, with scary eyes. She looks like a woman who helped cover up a murder, looking at a long time behind bars, is running on sleep fumes and wearing no make-up.

Also, I'm curious how the authorities figured out they deposited trash bags all over town. Was it all caught on surveillance cameras?

Yes, cameras. They were so dumb (thank God).

And they took their cell phones with them, so they pinged the entire dumping trip.

Yeah, I’m thinking the way to do this would be to buy a beater car on Craigslist for cash, then not bring your phones on this trip.

Except your internet search history (finding the car on CL) would give you away. The internet tracks everything...

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

He told her he loved her and he hated the conniving wife. That he only had to get rid of one person so that they could be together forever. Story as old as time.

Sometimes it works. Henry VIII murdered 4 wives that way.

"Only you understand me. What you and I have is special. My evil wife will take me to the cleaners in the divorce and turn the kids against me, and I'll be left with nothing. With her out of the way, we can be together and live the comfortable life we were meant to lead. No one will ever find out."

But it's the "no one will ever find out" that's hard to understand how/why anyone would believe that. And also the fact that you still have to be totally immoral/unethical to agree to help someone murder another person, especially a mother of five.

And what kind of woman wants to build a life with and live with a murderer?

Hmmm, let's see -

every wife of a drug kingpin, mafioso, cartel leader, dictator, soldier, and gang member.

I mean the wife of the Syrian President went to Oxford. Yet she stayed while he committed genocide against his own people.

I don't judge the wife of a small-time one-off murderer too harshly in comparison.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

I don't understand how they think they will get away with it in this day and age.

I tend to think with things like this that they didnt intend to kill her there or that way or maybe at all. No one with half a brain chooses bloody crime scene in victims garage if they dont want to get caught.

I bet they were there to confront or intimidate or maybe even kidnap her and she fought back and it got messy.

Do they believe she was attacked in her garage? I hadn't heard that.

The articles focused on a significant amount of blood in the garage. If she had died in the house they would have stipulated that a blood trail led into the garage.

So she probably died there while getting out of her car.

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For all we know the girlfriend was involved in the actual murder and not just the cover up. Why did she want to build a life with the guy? Easy money, a big house. Greed basically and probably some bitter envy to go along with it.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

I don't understand how they think they will get away with it in this day and age.

I tend to think with things like this that they didnt intend to kill her there or that way or maybe at all. No one with half a brain chooses bloody crime scene in victims garage if they dont want to get caught.

I bet they were there to confront or intimidate or maybe even kidnap her and she fought back and it got messy.

Do they believe she was attacked in her garage? I hadn't heard that.

The articles focused on a significant amount of blood in the garage. If she had died in the house they would have stipulated that a blood trail led into the garage.

So she probably died there while getting out of her car.

Sounds like he (they?) were waiting for her and pounced.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

He told her he loved her and he hated the conniving wife. That he only had to get rid of one person so that they could be together forever. Story as old as time.

Sometimes it works. Henry VIII murdered 4 wives that way.

"Only you understand me. What you and I have is special. My evil wife will take me to the cleaners in the divorce and turn the kids against me, and I'll be left with nothing. With her out of the way, we can be together and live the comfortable life we were meant to lead. No one will ever find out."

But it's the "no one will ever find out" that's hard to understand how/why anyone would believe that. And also the fact that you still have to be totally immoral/unethical to agree to help someone murder another person, especially a mother of five.

And what kind of woman wants to build a life with and live with a murderer?

Hmmm, let's see -

every wife of a drug kingpin, mafioso, cartel leader, dictator, soldier, and gang member.

I mean the wife of the Syrian President went to Oxford. Yet she stayed while he committed genocide against his own people.

I don't judge the wife of a small-time one-off murderer too harshly in comparison.

PP here. All that you mentioned is heinous. In a situation like this one, Michelle Troconis had met the wife and her boyfriend's kids, so everything was personal. She had a "face" and a "person" to think about. Then she rode with him while 30 bags of bloody contents were dropped off? That takes a "very special" kind of woman to do that.

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Michelle Troconis is hard. as. nails.

https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-news-michelle-troconis-relationship-fotis-dulos-20190603-wvhyjb3j6ret5p3qde3ygfrg2q-story.html

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

He told her he loved her and he hated the conniving wife. That he only had to get rid of one person so that they could be together forever. Story as old as time.

Sometimes it works. Henry VIII murdered 4 wives that way.

"Only you understand me. What you and I have is special. My evil wife will take me to the cleaners in the divorce and turn the kids against me, and I'll be left with nothing. With her out of the way, we can be together and live the comfortable life we were meant to lead. No one will ever find out."

But it's the "no one will ever find out" that's hard to understand how/why anyone would believe that. And also the fact that you still have to be totally immoral/unethical to agree to help someone murder another person, especially a mother of five.

And what kind of woman wants to build a life with and live with a murderer?

Hmmm, let's see -

every wife of a drug kingpin, mafioso, cartel leader, dictator, soldier, and gang member.

I mean the wife of the Syrian President went to Oxford. Yet she stayed while he committed genocide against his own people.

I don't judge the wife of a small-time one-off murderer too harshly in comparison.

PP here. All that you mentioned is heinous. In a situation like this one, Michelle Troconis had met the wife and her boyfriend's kids, so everything was personal. She had a "face" and a "person" to think about. Then she rode with him while 30 bags of bloody contents were dropped off? That takes a "very special" kind of woman to do that.

Very special but not exactly uncommon.

As I recall -- in the last year alone there have been two other major murders of wives by husbands with the help and/or instigation of current girlfriends.

Kelsey Berreth was murdered by her ex-fiancee and the girlfriend (who is also a nurse) cleaned up the crime scene filled with blood.

Shanann Watts was murdered by her husband and again a girlfriend was involved (although she didn't have anything to do with the clean-up or physically participate in the murder).

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Have they found her body?

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Anonymous wrote:Have they found her body?

Since they are still looking, I assume her body parts weren't in the bags.

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Anonymous wrote:For all we know the girlfriend was involved in the actual murder and not just the cover up. Why did she want to build a life with the guy? Easy money, a big house. Greed basically and probably some bitter envy to go along with it.

Except she was snowed. Fotis never had a penny to his own name.

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Anonymous wrote:Have they found her body?

Since they are still looking, I assume her body parts weren't in the bags.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Jennifer-Dulos-Missing-Mother-Connecticut-New-Canaan-Garbage-Facility-Husband-Divorce-Children-Upper-East-Side-510812711.html%3famp=y

They are searching the trash facility today where the trash from those cans with the bags would have been sent.

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Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

He told her he loved her and he hated the conniving wife. That he only had to get rid of one person so that they could be together forever. Story as old as time.

Sometimes it works. Henry VIII murdered 4 wives that way.

"Only you understand me. What you and I have is special. My evil wife will take me to the cleaners in the divorce and turn the kids against me, and I'll be left with nothing. With her out of the way, we can be together and live the comfortable life we were meant to lead. No one will ever find out."

But it's the "no one will ever find out" that's hard to understand how/why anyone would believe that. And also the fact that you still have to be totally immoral/unethical to agree to help someone murder another person, especially a mother of five.

And what kind of woman wants to build a life with and live with a murderer?

Hmmm, let's see -

every wife of a drug kingpin, mafioso, cartel leader, dictator, soldier, and gang member.

I mean the wife of the Syrian President went to Oxford. Yet she stayed while he committed genocide against his own people.

I don't judge the wife of a small-time one-off murderer too harshly in comparison.

PP here. All that you mentioned is heinous. In a situation like this one, Michelle Troconis had met the wife and her boyfriend's kids, so everything was personal. She had a "face" and a "person" to think about. Then she rode with him while 30 bags of bloody contents were dropped off? That takes a "very special" kind of woman to do that.

Very special but not exactly uncommon.

As I recall -- in the last year alone there have been two other major murders of wives by husbands with the help and/or instigation of current girlfriends.

Kelsey Berreth was murdered by her ex-fiancee and the girlfriend (who is also a nurse) cleaned up the crime scene filled with blood.

Shanann Watts was murdered by her husband and again a girlfriend was involved (although she didn't have anything to do with the clean-up or physically participate in the murder).

I don’t think the girlfriend in the Shanann Watts case was involved at all.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll never understand why girlfriends help murder their boyfriend's ex wives. If he got away with it I'd be sleeping with one eye open the rest of my life. Insane.

He told her he loved her and he hated the conniving wife. That he only had to get rid of one person so that they could be together forever. Story as old as time.

Sometimes it works. Henry VIII murdered 4 wives that way.

"Only you understand me. What you and I have is special. My evil wife will take me to the cleaners in the divorce and turn the kids against me, and I'll be left with nothing. With her out of the way, we can be together and live the comfortable life we were meant to lead. No one will ever find out."

But it's the "no one will ever find out" that's hard to understand how/why anyone would believe that. And also the fact that you still have to be totally immoral/unethical to agree to help someone murder another person, especially a mother of five.

And what kind of woman wants to build a life with and live with a murderer?

Hmmm, let's see -

every wife of a drug kingpin, mafioso, cartel leader, dictator, soldier, and gang member.

I mean the wife of the Syrian President went to Oxford. Yet she stayed while he committed genocide against his own people.

I don't judge the wife of a small-time one-off murderer too harshly in comparison.

PP here. All that you mentioned is heinous. In a situation like this one, Michelle Troconis had met the wife and her boyfriend's kids, so everything was personal. She had a "face" and a "person" to think about. Then she rode with him while 30 bags of bloody contents were dropped off? That takes a "very special" kind of woman to do that.

Very special but not exactly uncommon.

As I recall -- in the last year alone there have been two other major murders of wives by husbands with the help and/or instigation of current girlfriends.

Kelsey Berreth was murdered by her ex-fiancee and the girlfriend (who is also a nurse) cleaned up the crime scene filled with blood.

Shanann Watts was murdered by her husband and again a girlfriend was involved (although she didn't have anything to do with the clean-up or physically participate in the murder).

I don’t think the girlfriend in the Shanann Watts case was involved at all.

She didn't mastermind the murder no. The entire Watts thread seems to think she bears some culpability for being the 'other' woman.

TETO.

[Anonymous]

So sad, especially considering she spent the last several years dealing with him and his girlfriend—going back and forth to court, and being under a court order to have her kids stay with their father and gf on weekends.

They are currently searching for bone fragments.

https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/hc-the-disappearance-of-jennifer-farber-dulos-a-timeline-htmlstory.html