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Anonymous wrote:I think the lawyer and girlfriend accomplices must be freaking- out since their shot at a plea deal just died. I wonder if they will confess details in exchange for a reduced sentence now. Looking especially at the girlfriend who has a young child.

Exactly. She has nothing to bargain with now. She also lied, and didn't cooperate in the beginning. Also charged with tampering of evidence.

She may know where the body is (or how it disappeared.)

Wonder if she'll confess everything now.

I doubt she can prove anything in her story is factual regardless of the story she tells.

I mean if she tells them where the body is, and it's there...

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Anonymous wrote:I think the lawyer and girlfriend accomplices must be freaking- out since their shot at a plea deal just died. I wonder if they will confess details in exchange for a reduced sentence now. Looking especially at the girlfriend who has a young child.

Exactly. She has nothing to bargain with now. She also lied, and didn't cooperate in the beginning. Also charged with tampering of evidence.

She may know where the body is (or how it disappeared.)

Wonder if she'll confess everything now.

I doubt she can prove anything in her story is factual regardless of the story she tells.

Anonymous wrote:So realistically, what's the prognosis for him? He must have been without oxygen for some time?

If they found a faint pulse in the ambulance they must have been working on him? So possible he wasn't without o2? But we see his body lying there - how long did it take for the ambulance other there?

I'm suddenly morbidly curious how this turns out.

I posted earlier. It's a lot easier (though not easy) to get a pulse back but after as long as it sounds he was down, it'll be much more difficult to get brain function back. If be HIGHLY surprised if he isn't brain dead (smiliar to jahi mcmath) or at the very least in a longer term highly vegetative state (similar to Terry schiavo) . I'm a RN.

Anonymous wrote:So realistically, what's the prognosis for him? He must have been without oxygen for some time?

If they found a faint pulse in the ambulance they must have been working on him? So possible he wasn't without o2? But we see his body lying there - how long did it take for the ambulance other there?

I'm suddenly morbidly curious how this turns out.

The most recent update says he's on life support, and police are searching his house again.

A day after an apparent suicide attempt by Fotis Dulos, police were at his house Wednesday for a second day.

Dulos, 52, accused of killing his estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos, remains in critical condition and on life support at Jacobi Medical Center in Bronx, N.Y.

https://www.stamfordadvocate.com/local/article/On-life-support-Fotis-Dulos-remains-critical-15013298.php

So realistically, what's the prognosis for him? He must have been without oxygen for some time?

If they found a faint pulse in the ambulance they must have been working on him? So possible he wasn't without o2? But we see his body lying there - how long did it take for the ambulance other there?

I'm suddenly morbidly curious how this turns out.

Anonymous wrote:Mean-spirited grandmother? You mean the same one who gave her son-in-law millions and then saw him go on to cheat on her daughter? And then has to accept that he killed her daughter? Gee, I can’t imagine why she wouldn’t be kindly disposed towards this dude.

Exactly. I'm sure she could kill him without remorse (he murdered her daughter!) but for needing to care for the children/not wanting to go to jail.

Mean-spirited grandmother? You mean the same one who gave her son-in-law millions and then saw him go on to cheat on her daughter? And then has to accept that he killed her daughter? Gee, I can’t imagine why she wouldn’t be kindly disposed towards this dude.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:I think the lawyer and girlfriend accomplices must be freaking- out since their shot at a plea deal just died. I wonder if they will confess details in exchange for a reduced sentence now. Looking especially at the girlfriend who has a young child.

Exactly. She has nothing to bargain with now. She also lied, and didn't cooperate in the beginning. Also charged with tampering of evidence.

She may know where the body is (or how it disappeared.)

Wonder if she'll confess everything now.

I'm curious to see what the lawyer ends up saying, or the wife that is afraid of him.

Maybe they'll wheel Dulos in court. Blink once for yes, twice for no.

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Anonymous wrote:I think the lawyer and girlfriend accomplices must be freaking- out since their shot at a plea deal just died. I wonder if they will confess details in exchange for a reduced sentence now. Looking especially at the girlfriend who has a young child.

Exactly. She has nothing to bargain with now. She also lied, and didn't cooperate in the beginning. Also charged with tampering of evidence.

She may know where the body is (or how it disappeared.)

Anonymous wrote:I think the lawyer and girlfriend accomplices must be freaking- out since their shot at a plea deal just died. I wonder if they will confess details in exchange for a reduced sentence now. Looking especially at the girlfriend who has a young child.

Exactly. She has nothing to bargain with now. She also lied, and didn't cooperate in the beginning. Also charged with tampering of evidence.

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Anonymous wrote:Will the mean spirited grandmother, who always hated Doulos and was driving the divorce acrimony and keeps throwing her money around as she is been doing to drive public opinion, allow the children to go and see their father in the hospital?

Reading all the comments, I am amazed how you have all formed opinions that he must be definitely be guilty because on the circumstantial evidence and innuendos presented so far. Oh yea, let's not forget the nanny and her comments to support the grandma who pays all bills.

You think the surveillance camera footage of Dulos and his girlfriend, surreptitiously dropping off a large number of black trash bags, filled with bloody material, in the dead of night, all along the business strip, is circumstantial evidence?

Sheesh.

And the truck Fotis borrowed from his employee that day, that has Jennifer’s blood on the seats? PP is an idiot or a friend of Dulos.

I had a family member who sat at a jury for a high profiled case and the person explained the reason they acquitted the person that all the newspapers had it for sure he would be found guilty, and how the evidence was not as sensational as the DA presented them beforehand to influence the jury pool. Just because the police writes the charges to convict the person, it does not mean he will be found guilty at the end.

Ok Norm, whatever. Sorry your client is almost dead and has no money to pay his bill. But hey at least you got free press!

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Anonymous wrote:Will the mean spirited grandmother, who always hated Doulos and was driving the divorce acrimony and keeps throwing her money around as she is been doing to drive public opinion, allow the children to go and see their father in the hospital?

Reading all the comments, I am amazed how you have all formed opinions that he must be definitely be guilty because on the circumstantial evidence and innuendos presented so far. Oh yea, let's not forget the nanny and her comments to support the grandma who pays all bills.

You think the surveillance camera footage of Dulos and his girlfriend, surreptitiously dropping off a large number of black trash bags, filled with bloody material, in the dead of night, all along the business strip, is circumstantial evidence?

Sheesh.

And the truck Fotis borrowed from his employee that day, that has Jennifer’s blood on the seats? PP is an idiot or a friend of Dulos.

I had a family member who sat at a jury for a high profiled case and the person explained the reason they acquitted the person that all the newspapers had it for sure he would be found guilty, and how the evidence was not as sensational as the DA presented them beforehand to influence the jury pool. Just because the police writes the charges to convict the person, it does not mean he will be found guilty at the end.

Every state is different. Below is what I found for CT. If she's convicted of being an accomplice she could easily get 10 years or more. Hopefully she'll get a decent prison sentence.


"It also appears that someone who is an accomplice in committing a crime that is
punishable by a mandatory minimum sentence would be subject to that mandatory
minimum. By law, someone is criminally liable for the acts of another if he or she acts
with the mental state required to commit a crime and solicits, requests, commands,
or intentionally aids another to engage in criminal conduct. These offenders can be
prosecuted and punished as if they were the principal offenders (CGS § 53a-8). "

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Anonymous wrote:Will the mean spirited grandmother, who always hated Doulos and was driving the divorce acrimony and keeps throwing her money around as she is been doing to drive public opinion, allow the children to go and see their father in the hospital?

Reading all the comments, I am amazed how you have all formed opinions that he must be definitely be guilty because on the circumstantial evidence and innuendos presented so far. Oh yea, let's not forget the nanny and her comments to support the grandma who pays all bills.

You think the surveillance camera footage of Dulos and his girlfriend, surreptitiously dropping off a large number of black trash bags, filled with bloody material, in the dead of night, all along the business strip, is circumstantial evidence?

Sheesh.

And the truck Fotis borrowed from his employee that day, that has Jennifer’s blood on the seats? PP is an idiot or a friend of Dulos.