Norm Pattis, the
high-profile and controversial attorney hired last week to represent Fotis Dulos, told a Connecticut radio station on Thursday that Troconis has passed a polygraph and has an alibi the day Jennifer Dulos went missing.
“My understanding is the result of her speaking to the police has ruled her out as a participant in any foul play in New Canaan,” Pattis
told WPLR’s Chaz and AJ. “And my understanding is she’s taken a polygraph exam on the question of whether she had any knowledge of any foul play or disposal of evidence, and she’s satisfied police in that polygraph exam and she provided an alibi.”
Pattis said Troconis’ cooperation has helped Fotis Dulos.
“I think she’s not given them anything of value,” he said. “What she’s given us is tremendous things of value and that is she wasn’t aware of any foul play.”
A message seeking comment was left with Troconis’ lawyer Thursday.
Since Fotis Dulos
has been released on bail and is back home, the media has been clamoring this week to cover his every move — from the grocery store, to a morning jog and a visit to a Hartford probation office.
Fotis Dulos’ truck in New Canaan day Jennifer Dulos went missing — but he wasn’t driving
ETA: Hmmm.... Sounds like Pattis statement to radio station is more PR/Spin than definitive evidence. MOO