Jennifer Dulos - Connecticut mom of 5 missing

[Anonymous]

What a horrible horrible person Fortis is to make 5 children orphans for his own greed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The only reason they ran to file the charges this week is because today, 1/9, was the scheduled hearing for the divorce proceedings where Doulos has asked for the divorce to be dropped and to have visitation rights to see his children. Regardless how we feel, or thought that has happened, Doulos is still presumed innocent according to our laws and Gloria Farber is wealthy and powerful and tries to lead the proceedings so she could keep the children all to herself as she has been doing with every legal plausible way to delay both Doulos to see his children, or have his sister take his right to visitation. Gloria has been trying to delay the proceedings and does not even provide medical and school records which is illegal under CT state law. That's one of the reasons she has objected to the divorce case been dropped, because then a single judge will be responsible for the children and her regal behavior will be curtailed. Even if Doulos is convicted, he will still have the legal right to see his children and have his relatives see the children.

Okay, Fotis. I’m sure Gloria is behind everything.

Funny, I am a mom and have been following the case too. As I have said, we still have to give the benefit of the doubt as the law requires. Before I read the abc article, I was woa, his attorney prepared the grave, etc. The only "evidence" is that his phone was tapped in a cell tower near the country club. That's beyond circumstantial evidence. Again, whether Doulos killed his wife, both himself and his family would be allowed to have regular visitations with the children. That's what the law states. His sister might even have custody of the children. Afterall, that's what Gloria tried to avoid by removing the kids from CT. That's kidnapping according to both federal and state law, and now she tries to delay adjudication of the custody issue adhering to possession is 9/10 of the law. I am afraid that even if Fotis is convicted that would end bad for Gloria and retaining custody as she is so old and there are certain issues that will make the court award custody to Doulos' sister and not Melissa.

[Anonymous]

I wonder why Michelle had to go to the hospital?

https://nypost.com/2020/01/09/fotis-dulos-released-on-6-million-bond-in-jennifer-dulos-murder-case/

[Anonymous]

Hell no should his sister have custody.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hell no should his sister have custody.

Nope. Nor should he have anything beyond supervised visitation. Ever. How did she have FIVE kids with this monster??

[Anonymous]

Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

The grandma will not get permanent custody, even if he is convicted, that's why she is trying to avoid an official hearing at the Family and Probate court. I bet his sister will get custody at the end if he is convicted.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

Not anymore.

How does visitation work if/when the father ends up in prison? Can those kids be compelled to visit him in prison to fulfill his visitation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

Not anymore.

How does visitation work if/when the father ends up in prison? Can those kids be compelled to visit him in prison to fulfill his visitation?

Yes, there are cases that the child was the product of rape and had to visit the father. Only when the father relinquishes parental rights there is no visitation. I bet you he will never do that. Right now the DA is trying to have him convicted for murder with special circumstances as that's the only life with no parole. That's why they are pushing the angle that he murdered his ex-wife because he wanted to gain control of the kids' trust funds. The only way they can attach special circumstances is the murder for financial gain. Otherwise in less than 10 years he will be out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

The grandma will not get permanent custody, even if he is convicted, that's why she is trying to avoid an official hearing at the Family and Probate court. I bet his sister will get custody at the end if he is convicted.

Why wouldn’t she get permanent custody? My MIL was in her late seventies when she got custody of my husband’s young niece and nephew after my SIL was murdered by her husband.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What a horrible horrible person Fortis is to make 5 children orphans for his own greed.

They wouldn’t be orphans unless he killed himself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wait. He murdered the kids mother, dropped dozens of plastic trash bags full of evidence for the trash truck to pick up in a commercial part of town, and the man thinks he ought to get custody or have visitation rights? Does CT have the death penalty, because I think this man needs to be fried. I am 100% on team grandma.

The grandma will not get permanent custody, even if he is convicted, that's why she is trying to avoid an official hearing at the Family and Probate court. I bet his sister will get custody at the end if he is convicted.

Why wouldn’t she get permanent custody? My MIL was in her late seventies when she got custody of my husband’s young niece and nephew after my SIL was murdered by her husband.

And she has help from their long time nanny, and has plenty of money.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Not sure what that all means with the tarp and the gun club. The trial should prove interesting as more details emerge.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/inside-fotis-dulos-jennifer-dulos-murder-case-grave/story?id=68142135

I take it as meaning the attorney/friend, Mahwinney helped Fotis plan the murder. They pre-dug the hole, and had it waiting with a tarp and lime a few days prior to Jennifer's disappearance. Instead the site was discovered, so they filled the hole (Jennifer was never buried there), and moved on to plan B.

Oh my god.....how can anyone be so evil to someone, much less three people? I hope the mistress and lawyer turn on the ex for reduced sentences. However, to know they could have prevented her death makes me want them to be in prison forever. Her poor children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Even more interesting. Now there's 3 people who will likely turn to get reduced sentences.

I imagine only the mistress and lawyer will be offered a deal. The third person is the ex husband.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They fooled Michelle into thinking talking would get her off. The nanny seems to have been very observant about what happened that morning.
The whole murder seems awkwardly planned to me.
Three different thoughts not connected.

What help did the nanny provide? I must have missed it. Thanks.