At a maximum penalty of 6 months imprisonment and $500 fine, this contempt charge is very low priority here.
The Sept 16 contempt hearing was very brief, and similar to the arraignment on the charge, her defense said they believed a resolution was in the works.
They were more interested in talking about her petition for Habeas Corpus involving the first attorney in her case, Andrew Bowman.
The decision on a resolution or trial for the contempt charge is still up in the air, but Troconis is due back in court November 13, at which time, attorneys seemed confident a decision could be ready.
Michelle Troconis was back in Stamford Superior Court Monday. Attorneys are still working toward a resolution on her contempt charge, but there has also been movement on her appeal. The appearance was brief, and no offers are on the table at this point related to her contempt charge. “No offer...
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The family and the felon are so crazy focused on exposing this verified false psych report of the victim which seems to be a neurotic obsession to stay on track to say “hey, look at the victim” and not the felon’s life’s behavior. The felon is far from “healthy” as far as I’m concerned, considering the small amount of behavior that we’ve been privy to dating back to her child hood to the present. She has a very long history of poor choices that many of us here have discussed. IMO she has a long history of “unhealthy” behaviors that resulted in her incarceration. To name a few observations:
Let’s begin with, why would her parents send her 1/2 way across the country from Caracas to upstate New York to an emotional therapy horse farm as a teen? Was there an issue that the family couldn’t resolve in their own hometown or country? Speaks volumes to the extent of the teen crisis MT was causing in the family. I’d be shocked to learn that there were no emotional therapy horse farms in Venezuela at the time. Many horses live in Venezuela, yet another country two thousand plus miles away was more appealing.
It appears she had a few esoteric jobs, had a daughter, yet seemed to always be on a quest to find a man to support her, so once she finally married one, her husband refused to pay for another man’s child, so she was forced to share with her daughters father that he actually HAD a daughter. Her daughter was six years old. This poor girl was taught that it’s okay to break up a marriage, live with a married man and lie to adults (Jennifer) and officials of the court. Sadly, when given the opportunity, this young lady didn’t even apologize to the court and/or Jennifer’s children when she spoke at the close of the trial.
MT was quite comfortable exposing her affair with a local married man in the family hometown of Farmington by flaunting her relationship with Fotis in local restaurants, ski clubs, visiting Jennifer’s children’s schools, moving into the family home and posing for a very provocative highly visible framed and strategically hung photo for display. When required by the court to move out of the family home owned by the Farber’s, she didn’t even own a car or a suitcase. Grifter.
Lastly, as we all recently witnessed, MT knowingly disrespected a sealed document order. She was well aware that it was sealed and yet she blatantly displayed it in very large print so most everyone in the gallery could view it.
Her bold, disrespectful and deceiptful behavior is far beyond “healthy” and is a testament to her involvement in the demise of beautiful Jennifer and her orphaned children. IMO, she wasn’t hoodwinked by Fotis Dulos by any means. She was front and center and quite focused on resolving her needs by any means and in serving her needs, the family was thinking it resolved their angst of a daughter/sister. I hope the court holds her responsible for this final act (contempt) and I also wish that the State of Connecticut would move on Kent Mawhinney’s case. He might add some light to some of the missing pieces of the puzzle.