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Chilling Evidence Revealed in Michelle Troconis Trial: Blood-Soaked Bra, Razor, and Zip Ties Uncovered

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STAMFORD, Conn. – Jurors in Michelle Troconis’ trial were presented with significant evidence implicating her in the murder and cover-up of Jennifer Dulos. The trial, unfolding in Connecticut, sees Troconis facing charges including hindering prosecution, tampering with evidence, and conspiracy to commit murder. Her alleged co-conspirator and lover, Fotis Dulos, who was married to Jennifer, took his own life before the trial began. During the trial’s eighth day, Connecticut State Police Sgt. Kevin Duggan testified, revealing disturbing items recovered from trash cans. The jury laid eyes on a blood-soaked bra, razor, and zip ties – … Read more

High-Stakes Trial Unfolds: Michelle Troconis Faces Jury as Charges Are Presented

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Stamford, Connecticut – The jury for the Michelle Troconis trial in the case of Fotis Dulos has been selected and charged. Troconis is accused of being an accomplice in the disappearance and alleged murder of Dulos’ estranged wife, Jennifer Dulos. The trial, which is set to commence on August 3, 2021, has garnered considerable attention due to the high-profile nature of the case. Troconis, 47, was arrested in 2019 along with her former boyfriend, Fotis Dulos, who died by suicide in January 2020. Jennifer Dulos, a mother of five, went missing in May 2019 and … Read more

Dwindling Juror Pool Threatens Delay of Michelle Troconis Trial, Creating Challenges for the Court

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STAMFORD, Conn. – The trial of Michelle Troconis, a defendant in the Jennifer Dulos disappearance case, has faced delays due to the need to replenish the alternate juror pool. On Monday, Jan. 8, the trial was scheduled to begin, but it had to be postponed to allow for additional jurors to be called in. Since the jury selection process began in October 2023, four jurors have been dismissed for personal reasons. Two more were selected on Tuesday, leaving just two more spots to fill. According to William Dunlap, a criminal law professor at Quinnipiac University, … Read more