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Wednesday, November 6th:
*Pretrial Hearing (@ am ET) – CT – Jennifer Farber Dulos (50) (May 24, 2019, New Canaan) – only for *Fotis Dulos (51) arrested (6/2/19), charged (6/1/19) & arraigned (6/3/19) with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence & hindering prosecution. Plead not guilty. $500K bond. Posted bond (6/12/19).
Bond conditions on any bond release. Must be posted at courthouse, passport must be surrendered & must submit to GPS monitoring.
Norwalk Superior Court transferred (9/12/19) to Stamford Superior Court.
*Arrested & charged (9/4/19) with tampering with evidence involving the borrowed car from work colleague. Plead not guilty. $500K bond. Posted bond (9/4/19).
Court info from 6/13/19 thru 9/4/19 reference post #1214 here:
Silver Alert - CT - Jennifer Dulos, 50, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 *ARRESTS* #22
9/12/19 Update: Arraignment on 2nd arrested for tampering with evidence. Plead not guilty to new charges. Some of his attorney’s comments, both inside and outside of the courtroom, led Judge John Blawie to issue the gag order. Dulos is due back in court 10/4 as the case has been transferred to Stamford Superior Court.
9/20/19 Update: Judge John Blawie scheduled a 2 p.m. hearing after receiving a report from probation officials that raises concerns that Dulos is not properly recharging the batteries of his GPS monitoring system. Pattis said the issue apparently occurred four times between August and September. Blawie could revoke his probation on Monday but is more likely to admonish Dulos and warn him to adhere to the rules of the GPS monitoring or have his probation revoked. The GPS system is battery operated and defendants are required to charge it at the same time every day or night. Dulos was scolded for not keeping his GPS tracking bracelet properly charged. The judge said this is not a trivial matter. Dulos’ attorney said his client should not even be required to even wear a GPS monitoring device. Stamford State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo said Dulos should not only be required to wear the bracelet. He asked the judge to have a curfew imposed so that Dulos is sure to charge it every night. The judge said no to both attorneys requests. Back on 10/4 where Pattis will argue their motion to dismiss all charges against Dulos.
10/4/19 Update: Before we even got to the motion to dismiss, state’s attorney mentions Fotis Dulos’ comments to a Greek media outlet about Jennifer’s mental health despite a gag order in the case. Judge John Blawie said that the statements made by Fotis were NOT under any of the exceptions listed by the gag order. Issued a warning to the defendant and said the gag order is “binding” until any other court, I.e. Supreme Court, rules otherwise. Judge will wait for State Supreme Court to rule on gag order challenge before deciding if Dulos violated it in interview with Greek newsweekly. Attorney Smith argued for the criminal case to be dismissed, saying that a hindering the prosecution charge can’t stick because there is no underlying or “predicate” felony charge to which it should be attached. Judge Blawie will not make a decision in the motion to dismiss. Next court date is Nov. 6th.
10/28/19 Update: Defense Attorney Pattis will file his arguments Monday (10/28/19) in favor of the state Supreme Court overturning a gag order imposed by a lower court judge in the criminal case against his client, Dulos. Attorneys for the Chief State's Attorney's Office will have until Nov. 22 to file their brief opposing Pattis’ appeal. Pattis will then have until Dec. 5 to file a rebuttal before the Supreme Court hears the case on Dec. 9.
*Michelle C. Tronconis (44) (Dulos’ GF) – Next pretrial hearing 12/6.
Yes, I'll be shortening this up a bit!
*Pretrial Hearing (@ am ET) – CT – Jennifer Farber Dulos (50) (May 24, 2019, New Canaan) – only for *Fotis Dulos (51) arrested (6/2/19), charged (6/1/19) & arraigned (6/3/19) with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence & hindering prosecution. Plead not guilty. $500K bond. Posted bond (6/12/19).
Bond conditions on any bond release. Must be posted at courthouse, passport must be surrendered & must submit to GPS monitoring.
Norwalk Superior Court transferred (9/12/19) to Stamford Superior Court.
*Arrested & charged (9/4/19) with tampering with evidence involving the borrowed car from work colleague. Plead not guilty. $500K bond. Posted bond (9/4/19).
Court info from 6/13/19 thru 9/4/19 reference post #1214 here:
Silver Alert - CT - Jennifer Dulos, 50, New Canaan, 24 May 2019 *ARRESTS* #22
9/12/19 Update: Arraignment on 2nd arrested for tampering with evidence. Plead not guilty to new charges. Some of his attorney’s comments, both inside and outside of the courtroom, led Judge John Blawie to issue the gag order. Dulos is due back in court 10/4 as the case has been transferred to Stamford Superior Court.
9/20/19 Update: Judge John Blawie scheduled a 2 p.m. hearing after receiving a report from probation officials that raises concerns that Dulos is not properly recharging the batteries of his GPS monitoring system. Pattis said the issue apparently occurred four times between August and September. Blawie could revoke his probation on Monday but is more likely to admonish Dulos and warn him to adhere to the rules of the GPS monitoring or have his probation revoked. The GPS system is battery operated and defendants are required to charge it at the same time every day or night. Dulos was scolded for not keeping his GPS tracking bracelet properly charged. The judge said this is not a trivial matter. Dulos’ attorney said his client should not even be required to even wear a GPS monitoring device. Stamford State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo said Dulos should not only be required to wear the bracelet. He asked the judge to have a curfew imposed so that Dulos is sure to charge it every night. The judge said no to both attorneys requests. Back on 10/4 where Pattis will argue their motion to dismiss all charges against Dulos.
10/4/19 Update: Before we even got to the motion to dismiss, state’s attorney mentions Fotis Dulos’ comments to a Greek media outlet about Jennifer’s mental health despite a gag order in the case. Judge John Blawie said that the statements made by Fotis were NOT under any of the exceptions listed by the gag order. Issued a warning to the defendant and said the gag order is “binding” until any other court, I.e. Supreme Court, rules otherwise. Judge will wait for State Supreme Court to rule on gag order challenge before deciding if Dulos violated it in interview with Greek newsweekly. Attorney Smith argued for the criminal case to be dismissed, saying that a hindering the prosecution charge can’t stick because there is no underlying or “predicate” felony charge to which it should be attached. Judge Blawie will not make a decision in the motion to dismiss. Next court date is Nov. 6th.
10/28/19 Update: Defense Attorney Pattis will file his arguments Monday (10/28/19) in favor of the state Supreme Court overturning a gag order imposed by a lower court judge in the criminal case against his client, Dulos. Attorneys for the Chief State's Attorney's Office will have until Nov. 22 to file their brief opposing Pattis’ appeal. Pattis will then have until Dec. 5 to file a rebuttal before the Supreme Court hears the case on Dec. 9.
*Michelle C. Tronconis (44) (Dulos’ GF) – Next pretrial hearing 12/6.
Yes, I'll be shortening this up a bit!
