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Connecticut attorney Norm Pattis said Wednesday he’s had several book and movie offers to tell the story of his former client, murder suspect Fotis Dulos.
Pattis, lead attorney for Dulos, said he will still proceed with efforts to get a trial, despite Dulos’ death, and despite acknowledging there’s only a slim chance of success. And then, if those avenues do not pan out, the New Haven-based attorney said he will consider other options for telling Dulos’ story.
“I have been approached about movie rights and book offers around the case,” he said. “There have been several offers, but I’m not counting.”
When asked what he’d say to critics who saw his legal strategy as a publicity stunt, Pattis had no comment.
Pattis said Wednesday he hadn’t dismissed the idea of taking up some of the offers, but that such deals were still “a long way off.”
“Mr. Dulos’ story will be told,” he said. “This is not over by any means.”
Dulos was charged with murder, felony murder and kidnapping in connection with the disappearance of his wife, Jennifer Dulos. He died by suicide Jan. 30. His wife has not been found, but is presumed dead based on blood evidence found in her garage, media reports say, citing the police warrant.
Lawyer Mulls Movie Offers, Book Deals After Defending Murder Suspect Fotis Dulos | Connecticut Law Tribune
Pattis, lead attorney for Dulos, said he will still proceed with efforts to get a trial, despite Dulos’ death, and despite acknowledging there’s only a slim chance of success. And then, if those avenues do not pan out, the New Haven-based attorney said he will consider other options for telling Dulos’ story.
“I have been approached about movie rights and book offers around the case,” he said. “There have been several offers, but I’m not counting.”
When asked what he’d say to critics who saw his legal strategy as a publicity stunt, Pattis had no comment.
Pattis said Wednesday he hadn’t dismissed the idea of taking up some of the offers, but that such deals were still “a long way off.”
“Mr. Dulos’ story will be told,” he said. “This is not over by any means.”
Dulos was charged with murder, felony murder and kidnapping in connection with the disappearance of his wife, Jennifer Dulos. He died by suicide Jan. 30. His wife has not been found, but is presumed dead based on blood evidence found in her garage, media reports say, citing the police warrant.
Lawyer Mulls Movie Offers, Book Deals After Defending Murder Suspect Fotis Dulos | Connecticut Law Tribune