DULOS, Fotis bo Ryte to Af tine Beste. re warrant for the scouUsed aon ine basis of tne jacis x AFfig Oe Date Signed(Profecdingjauihonty) ee Typerpeine pdinecf prosecyting authority ¥ co x ve _ yf ae f. o LE of G-~ f-f ) fs ee So SECACEA Affidavit The undersigned affiani, being duly sworn, deposes and say's 1. That your affiant, Detective John ‘Kimball, is a member of the Connecticut State Police with over twenty-five years of law enforcement experience. Affiant Kimball is currently assigned to the Western District Major Crime Squad, Troop G office, having been so for the past ten years. At all pertinent times mentioned herein were acting in their official capacity as members of said department and both are currently. assigned to the investigative section of the department and both have been assigned sudden death investigations as well as serious assault incidents and have received training in these areas. The following facts and circumstances are stated from personal knowledge, observation, and investigation, as well as from information received from brother officers acting in their official capacity. and at about 7:00 PM, the New Canaan Police 2. That on May 24, 2019, identified as Department (NCPD) ‘received a report of a missing female, Jennifer Dulos, who resides at 69 Welles Lane in New Canaan, CT. Friends had become concerned for Jennifer's welfare after she failed to attend multiple scheduled doctor appointments in New York City. Friends had attempted to contact Jennifer without success. 3. NCPD officers responded to the residence and attempted to raise someone inside home, but were unsuccessful. At the behest of the family, the nanny provided officers access to the residence. 4. During their check of the residence, NCPD officers located several stains on the garage floor and on a vehicle parked in the garage, which had (This is page f of a 6 page Affidavit.) Date Signed (Affiant Ob6- O17 (9 Defect je Lapel $07 Subscribed and swom/ before qv on (Date) Se3 vowwe! ourff Notary PE Jurat OOS at -{9 f Yo The foregoing Application for an arrest warrant, and affidavit(s) attached to said Application, having been submitted to and considered by the undersigned, the undersignedfi finds from said affidavit(s) that there is probable cause to believe that an offense has been committed and that the accused committed it and, therefore, that probable cause exists for the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of the above-named accused. Date and Signepiat (City or en ~ On (Date) Signed Jidge/Ju Trigt Referee) Name of Judge/Judge Trial Referee Signature (o -/- { G - ATC Hon. ofa’ Fe * ¥ Biawdia Yok a
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DULOS, Fotis
bo Ryte to Af tine Beste.re warrant for the scouUsed aon ine basis of tne jacis
x AFfigOe
Date Signed(Profecdingjauihonty)ee Typerpeinepdinecf prosecyting authority¥ co xve _ yf ae f. o LE ofG-~ f-f ) fs eeSo SECACEA
AffidavitThe undersigned affiani, being duly sworn, deposes andsay's
1. That your affiant, Detective John ‘Kimball, is a member of the
Connecticut State Police with over twenty-five years of law enforcement
experience. Affiant Kimball is currently assigned to the Western District
Major Crime Squad, Troop G office, having been so for the past ten years.
At all pertinent times mentioned herein were acting in their official
capacity as members of said department and both are currently. assigned to
the investigative section of the department and both have been assigned
sudden death investigations as well as serious assault incidents and have
received training in these areas. The following facts and circumstances are
stated from personal knowledge, observation, and investigation, as well as
from information received from brother officers acting in their official
capacity.
and at about 7:00 PM, the New Canaan Police2. That on May 24, 2019,
identified asDepartment (NCPD) ‘received a report of a missing female,
Jennifer Dulos, who resides at 69 Welles Lane in New Canaan, CT. Friends
had become concerned for Jennifer's welfare after she failed to attend
multiple scheduled doctor appointments in New York City. Friends had
attempted to contact Jennifer without success.
3. NCPD officers responded to the residence and attempted to raise someone
inside home, but were unsuccessful. At the behest of the family, the nanny
provided officers access to the residence.
4. During their check of the residence, NCPD officers located several
stains on the garage floor and on a vehicle parked in the garage, which had
(This is page f of a 6 page Affidavit.)
Date Signed (Affiant
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YoThe foregoing Application for an arrest warrant, and affidavit(s) attached to said Application, having been submitted to andconsidered by the undersigned, the undersignedfifinds from said affidavit(s) that there is probable causeto believe thatan offense has been committed and that the accused committedit and, therefore, that probable cause exists for theissuance of a warrant for the arrest of the above-named accused.
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the appearance of bloodstains.
5. The New Canaan Police Department contacted the Connecticut State PolicWestern District Major Crime Squad (WDMCS) for investigative and crimev
scene processing. From this point forward, this case proceeded as a Jointinvestigation between New Canaan Police, Connecticut State Police, andother federal and local agencies.
6. New Canaan Police initiated a search of the area surrounding 69 WellesLane the New Canaan area and located a 2017. Chevrolet Suburban (Connecticutpassenger plate AJ69099) registered to the victim, Jennifer Dulos, onLapham Road just north of the Merritt Parkway along the west perimeter of
This site was approximately three miles drivingWaveny Park in New Canaan.
A check of the vehicle anddistance from the 69 Welles Lane residence.subsequent exhaustive searches of Waveny Park using NCPD and ConnecticutState Police personnel and canines did not locate Jennifer.
7. Under the authority of a Mincey Search Warrant, the WDMCS van conductedcrime scene processing at the 69 Welles Lane residence and found evidenceof a large quantity of physical evidence in the garage area and inside theresidence. This included:
«Multiple stains on the garage floor which tested positive for humanblood.
eMultiple areas of suspected blood spatter.
eEvidence of attempts to clean the crime scene.
Based upon the crime scene processing, investigators came to the consensusthat a serious physical assault had occurred at the scene, and JenniferDulos was the suspected victim.
8. A check of Department of Motor Vehicle files listed multiple vehiclesregistered to the Fore Group, LLC - a company owned by Jennifer'sestranged husband, Fotis Dulos (hereinafter “Dulos”). One vehicle listedwas a 2014 Ford F150 SVT Raptor (color: black; Connecticut Passenger plateS1OYFC; VIN: 1FTFWIR62EFCO6852).
(This is page 2 of a 6 page Affidavit)Date . Signed PSoak , $57
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9. Investigations determined that Dulos has a current girlfriendidentified as Michelle Troconis, both of whom reside at 4 JefCrossing in Farmington, CT. Troconis has also refused to cooperate withinvestigators in this case thus far.
10. On 05/25/19 at 1447 hours, investigators met briefly with Dulos in theNCPD headquarter lobby. During the meeting, Dulos provided his ApplePhone Model X to Detective Allegro, who seized the device under the beliefit contained evidence of a crime and/or information which could lead to thediscovery of Jennifer Dulos. Dulos and his attorney subsequentiy left NCPDheadquarters without providing any information to assist investigators inlocating his missing wife. To date, Dulos has declined to cooperate with
this investigation.
a search and seizure warrant to conduct a4li. Investigators obtained aforensic download on the device. Additional search warrants were obtainedfor the call detail records of the cellphone associated with Troconis.Investigators consulted with the United States Marshals Service, who
provided analytical support for cellphone data for Dulos' handset andTroconis' call detail records. The following information was gleaned:
eAt 1337 hours, Dulos' device entered the property of 80 Mountain “peingRoad which Property Records indicate is owned by the Fore Group Inc.the business owned and operated by Dulos.
*«Dulos' device remained on the property until 1538 hours - a period ofmore than two hours - at which time the phone traveled back to hisresidence at 4 Jefferson Crossing, arriving 1617 hours.
eAt 1721 hours, Dulos' cellphone had returned to the area of 80 MountainSpring Road.
(This is page 3 ofa 6 page Affidavit.)
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device traveled to the area of Albany Avenue in
the north end of Hartford. Troconis' cellular device traveled along
with that of Dulos throughout the Hartford area.
e Investigators obtained surveillance footage from the Hartford Police
Department Capital City Command Center (C4) which operates
surveillance cameras at various Hartford locations, including the
Albany Avenue area. C4 documented a black Ford Raptor pickup truck
stopping at over thirty locations along a more than four mile stretch
of Albany Avenue between Biltmore and Edward Streets. Video stills of
the Ford pickup were examined and specific aspects of the vehicle
shown on C4 video matched characteristics of Dulos' vehicle, which has
been personally observed by detectives, to include a sticker on the
rear window of the truck and a light-colored mark on the lower portion
of the front bumper. The front plate of the C4 vehicle was of
consistent color to Dulos' vehicle and the C4 video showed characters
consistent with the letters and numerals on Dulos' vehicle.
°C4 video showed a Caucasian male matching the physical appearance of
Dulos emerging from the Ford pickup and p acipg multiple garbage bags
into various trash receptacles. The male who a baseball cap anda
light-colored shirt. In some cases, the C4 video showed items being
discarded which appeared to be stained with a substance consistent
with the appearance of blood.
eOne video clip showed what appeared to be a Caucasian female with a thin
build leaning out of the passenger seat of the Ford pickup and either
placing something on the ground or picking up an item. This female
was consistent with Michelle Troconis. .
eAnother video clip showed the male at the corner of Albany Avenue and
{This is page 4 of a 6 page Affidavit.)
Date
Garden Street inserting an item into a storm drain grate. Detectives
Signed (Affian)
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eDetectives checked the trash re
eAt 1941 hours, Dulos'
eA residential surveillance system adjacent to Dulos'
responded to the drain and a Metropolitan District Crew removed the
grate, which allowed detectives to recover 4 FedEx mailer box. Insideathe box, investigators located two Connecticut license plates whose
appearance had been altered through the use of tape and adhesive. The
actual license plate (Connecticut Passenger plates 516WDJ) had been
modified to read “5ST6WBU. When the actual plates (516WDJ) were
queried, Department of Motor Vehicle records indicated the plates came
back Status: Cancelled on a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban registered to
Dulos.
ceptacles shown on surveillance and
recovered garbage bags consistent with bags shown on C4 video,
clothing with a blood-like substance, other items and household goods
(e.g. kitchen sponge) with blood-like stains, and other items.
handset left the Hartford area and returned to his
residence at 4 Jefferson Crossing.
property at 4
Jefferson Crossing showed a black Ford Raptor pulling into Dulos'
driveway at 2012 hours. A male matching the description of the male
depicted in Hartford exited the vehicle, walked to Dulos' mailbox, and
removed the mail. The male then got back into the Raptor and pulled
further onto the property and out of camera range.
«Detectives obtained video surveillance from an adjacent residence which
i2.
provided a view of Dulos' residential driveway. Surveillance footage
showed Dulos arriving home on 05/24/19 at 2010 hours. Dulos is seen
stopping his black Ford Raptor (CT Passenger plate 910YFC) at the
mouth of his driveway, exiting his vehicle, and walked to his mailbox.
' Dulos appears to be wearing a white-colored t-shirt and black colored
pants.
On 05/31/19 personnel from WDMCS seized Dulos't 2014 Ford F150 SvT
i. That your affiant, Detective John Kimball, is a member of the
Connecticut State Police with over twenty-five years of Law enforcement
experience. Affiant Kimball is currently assigned to the Western District
Major Crime Squad, Troop G office, having been so for the past ten years.
At all pertinent times mentioned herein were acting in their official
capacity as members of said department and both are currently assigned to
the investigative section of the department and both have been assigned
sudden death investigations as well as serious assault incidents and have
received training in these areas. The following facts and circumstances are
stated from personal knowledge, observation, and investigation, as well as
from information received from brother officers acting in their official
capacity.,
2. That on May 24, 2019, and at about 7:00 PM, the New Canaan Police
Department (NCPD) received a report of a missing female, identified as
Jennifer Dulos, who resides at 69 Welles Lane in New Canaan, CT. Friendsaden ee
had become concerned for Jennifer's welfare after she failed to attend
multiple scheduled doctor appointments in New York City. Friends had
attempted to contact Jennifer without success.
3 NCPD officers responded to the residence and attempted to raise someone
inside home, but were unsuccessful. At the behest of the family, the nanny
provided officers access to the residence.
located several4. During their check of the residence, NCPD officers
which hadstains on the garage floor and on a vehicle parked in the garage,
(This is page 7 ofa 6 page Affidavit.)
Date Signed (Affiant} f
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The foregoing Application for an arrest warrant, and affidavit(s) attached toAApplication, having been submitted tc andconsidered by the undersigned, the undersigned finds from said affidavit(s) that there is probable cause to believe thatan offense has been committed and that the accused committed it and, therefore, that probable cause exists for theissuance of a warrant for the arrest ofthe above-named accused.
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the appearance of bloodstains.
5. The New Canaan Police Department contacted the Connecticut State Police
Western District Major Crime Squad {WDMCS) for investigative and crime
scene processing. From this point forward, this case proceeded as a joint
investigation between New Canaan Police, Connecticut State Police, and
other federal and local agencies.
6. New Canaan Police initiated a search of the area surrounding 69 Welles
Lane the New Canaan area and located a 2017 Chevrolet Suburban (Connecticut
passenger plate AJ69099) registered to the ctim, Jennifer Dulos, on
‘Lapham Road just north of the Merritt parkway along the west perimeter of
This site was approximately three miles drivingWaveny Park in New Canaan.
A check of the vehicle anddistance from the 69 Welles Lane residence.
subsequent exhaustive searches of Waveny Park using NCPD and Connecticut
State Police personnel and canines did not locate Jennifer.
7. Under the authority of a Mincey Search Warrant, the WDMCS van conducted
crime scene processing at the 69 Welles Lane residence and found evidence
of a large quantity of physical evidence in the garage area and inside the
residence. This included:
eMuitiple stains on the garage floor which tested positive for humanblood.
eMuitiple areas of suspected blood spatter.
eEvidence of attempts to clean the crime scene.
investigators came to the consensusBased upon the crime scene processing,
and Jenniferthat a serious physical assault had occurred at the scene;
Dulos was the suspected victim.
8. A check of Department of Motor Vehicle files listed multiple vehicles
registered to the Fore Group, LLC - a company owned by Jennifer's
estranged husband, Fotis Dulos (hereinafter “Dulos”). One vehicle listed
was a 2014 Ford F150 SVT Raptor (color: black; Connecticut Passenger plate
91OYFC; VIN: LFTFWIR62EFC06852)..
_ (This is page 2 ofaé page Affidavit.)
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; Subscribed and sworn to before me on (Date) , ee sioner,o;urat
10. On 05/25/19 at 1447 hours, investigators met briefly with Dulos in theNCPD headquarter lobby. During the eting, Dulos provided his AppleiPhone Model X-to Detective Allegro, whe seized the device under the beliefit contained evidence of a crime and/or information which could lead to thediscovery of Jennifer Dulos. Dulos and his attorney subsequently left NCPDheadquarters without providing any information to assist investigators in
missing wife. To date, Dulos has declined to cooperate with
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locating his
this investigation.
ji. Investigators obtained a search and seizure warrant to conduct aforensic download on the device. Additional search warrants were obtainedfor the call detail records of the cellphone associated with Troconis.Investigators consulted with the United States Marshals Service, whoprovided analytical support for cellphone data for Dulos' handset andTroconis' call detail records. The following information was gleaned:
eOn 05/24/19 (date of incident) Dulos' cellphone left his 4 Jeffersod traveled to the area of 80 Mountain Spring Road
eAt 1337 hours, Dulos' device entered the property of 80 Mountain SpringRoad which Property Records indicate is owned by the Fore Group Inc.,the business owned and operated by Dulos.
*Dulos' device remained on the property until 1538 hours - a period ofmore than two hours - at which time the phone traveled back to hisresidence at 4 Jefferson Crossing, arriving 1617 hours.
eAt 1721 hours, Dulos' cellphone had returned to the area of 80 MountainSpring Road.
(This is page 3 ofa 6 page Affidavit.)
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Troconis' cellular device traveled alongthe north end of Hartford.with that of Dulos throughout the Hartford area.
¢investigators obtained surveillance footage from the Hartford PoliceDepartment Capital City Command Center (C4) which operates
surveillance cameras at various Hartford locations, including the
Albany Avenue area. C4 documented a black Ford Raptor pickup truck
stopping.at over thirty locations along a more than four mile stretchof Albany Avenue between Biltmore and Edward Streets. Video stills ofthe Ford pickup were examined and specific aspects of the vehicleshown on C4 video matched characteristics of Dulos' vehicle, which hasbeen personally observed by detectives, to include a sticker on the
rear window of the truck and a light-colored mark on the lower portionof the front bumper. The front plate of the C4 vehicle was ofconsistent color to Dulos' vehicle and the C4 video showed charactersconsistent with the letters and numerals on Dulos' vehicle.
Dulos emerging from the Ford pickup and placing multiple garbage bagsinto various trash receptacles. The male fee a baseball cap and a 3
light-colored-shirt. In some cases, the C4 video showed items beingdiscarded which appeared to be stained with a substance consistentwith the appearance of blood.
eOne video clip showed what appeared to be a Caucasian female with a thinbuild leaning out of the passenger seat of the Ford pickup and either
_placing something on the ground or picking up an item. This femalewas consistent with Michelle Troconis.
eAnother video clip showed the male at the corner of Albany Avenue andGarden Street inserting an item into a storm drain grate. Detectives
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queried, Department of Motor Vehicle records e plates came
back Status: Cancelled on a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban registered to
Dulos
«Detectives checked the trash receptacies shown on surveiilance and
recovered garbage bags consistent with bags shown on C4 video,
clothing with a blood-like substance, other items and household goods
(e.g. kitchen sponge) with blood-like stains, and other items.
eAt 1941 hours, Dulos' handset left the Hartford area and returned to his
residence at 4 Jefferson Crossing.
eA residential surveillance system adjacent to Dulos' property at 4
Jefferson Crossing showed a black Ford Raptor pulling into Dulos'
driveway at 2012 hours. A male matching the description of the male
depicted in Hartford exited the vehicle, walked to Dulos' mailbox, and
removed the mail. The male then got back into the Raptor and puiied
further onto the property and out of camera range.
e Detectives obtained video surveillance from an adjacent residence which
provided a view of Dulos' residential driveway... Surveillance footage
showed Dulos arriving home on 05/24/19 at 2010 hours. Dulos is seen
stopping his black Ford Raptor (CT Passenger plate 910YFC) at the
mouth of his driveway, exiting his vehicle, and walked to his mailbox.
Dulos appears to be wearing a white-colored t-shirt and black colored
pants. ,
On 05/31/19 personnel from WDMCS seized Dulos' 2014 Ford F150 SVT
contain Jennifer Dulos' blood.14. That on 06/01/2019 items submitted to the
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15. Based on the above described facts and circumstances, your affiant
believes Probable Cause exists to believe that MICHELLE C. TROCONIS (DOB:
09/26/1974) did on 05/24/2018 commit the following crimes:
Tampering with or Fabricating Physical Evidence, in violation of Section
53a-155 C.G.S8.
Hindering Prosecution in the First Degree, in violation of Section
53a-165aa C.G.S.
16 Your affiant requests an Arrest Warrant be issued rv MICHELLE C.Ave ae
TROCONIS (DOB: 09/26/1974) for the above charges.
17. That this affidavit has been presented to no other court.
(This is page 6 of a 6 page Affidavit.)
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committed,or if the clerk's office is nat open, ic a community correctional center:within said geographical
area, or the nearest community correctional center if no such center exisis in the geographical area, or to
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INFORMATIONJD-CR-71 Rev. 3-11
STATE OF CONNECTICUTSUPERIOR COURT
Disposition date
Police Case number
NCPD -19-6190/CSP-19-00250570Agency name
CSP Western District Major Crime SquadAgency number
N630
Title, Allegation and Counts
State of Connecticut vs. (Name of accused) Residence (Town) of accused Do to, : Qo Pf
DULOS,Fotis Farmington V \O \UOSSAddress Date of birth Th d dP i
. e un ersigne rosecuting4 Jefferson Crossing 08/06/1967 Authority of the Superior CourtTo be held at (Town) Geographical Court date of the State of Connecticut
Stamford aeeber 01 charges that:
Count One — Did commit the offenseof: Continued to Purpose Reason
Tampering with or Fabricating Physical Evidence 'At (Town) Onor about (Date) In violation cf General Statute number . 4 / ’A ary
Hartford 05/24/2019 Section 53a-185c.G8. 6JF)Count Two— Did commit the offense of:
Hindering Prosecution in the First Degree
At (Town) On or about (Date) In violation of General Statute number
Hartford 05/24/2019 Section 53a-165aa C.G.SCount Three— Did commit the offense of:
N/A
At (Town) On or about (Date} In violation of General Statute number
. Date. Signed (Prosecuting Authority) ;
[_] See other sheetfor additional counts 6 —f{-f 5 C Doece
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Prosecutor on original disposition Reporter/monitor onoriginal disposition |Signed (Clerk) Signed (Judge)
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INFORMATION STATE OF CONNECTICUTJD-CR-71 Rev. 3-44 SUPERIOR COURT
Disposition date
Police Case number Agency name
NCPD -19-6190/CSP-19-00250570 CSP Western District Major Crime Squad Agency number
N630
Arrest Warrant
sean 01 State of Connecticut vs. DULOS,Fotisnumber .
To: Any Proper Officer of the State of Connecticut
By Authority of the State of Connecticut, you are hereby commanded to arrest the body of the
within-named accused. ("X”ail that apply)
[| A. Accused is ordered to be brought before a clerk or assistant clerk of the Superior Court.
[} B. Accusedis not entitled to bail.
lf A, B or both are checked above, you shall without undue delay bring the arrested person before the clerk
or assistant clerk of the Superior Court for the geographicai area where the offenseis alleged to have been
committed, orif the clerk's office is not open, to a community correctional center within said geographical
area, or the nearest community correctional centerif no such center exists in the geographical area, or tothe Correctional Institution, as the case may be.
wee il set at ¢ SF00 L0 oO — established by prosecutor. Dal Sei a i * :
Yd. Non-financial conditions of release:
Extradition boundaries
Signed (J f the S lopGou,
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Then andthere, by virtue 6fthe within and foregoing complaint and warrant, | arrested the body oftheWithin-named accused and read thesamein the hearing of said accused; and have said accused here in court for examination.
Attest (Officer's signafure and Department} : .(age,$F #135
Date : Other Court action Judge
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