Michelle Troconis, Suspect In Jennifer Dulos Case, Arraigned

Jennifer Dulos, a 50-year-old Connecticut mother-of-five that disappeared on May 24, remains missing. Her children currently reside with their grandmother as they cling onto hope that one day their mother will be found alive. If law enforcement is any closer to finding out what happened to the missing mom, they aren’t talking about it.

However, they do have two primary suspects in the case that they are continuing to zero in on. Fotis Dulos, Jennifer’s estranged husband, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, remain the number one suspects in this case. This past week, Troconis was arraigned, according to International Business Times.

Troconis and Dulos face two counts of tampering with evidence and one count of interfering with the investigation. On the night that Jennifer disappeared, a couple closely resembling the two were captured on video surveillance participating in some suspicious activity. They appeared to be driving around town dropping various trash bags into dumpsters. The bags were later found to contain Jennifer’s bloody clothes. While the pair may have stood a chance at explaining the video, there’s been additional pieces of evidence also found that will be a lot harder to explain.

Police found what they are referring to as alibi scripts inside Troconis’ home that she and Dulos shared. The notes were allegedly a way for her and Dulos to keep their stories straight while being questioned by the police and media. However, Troconis has struggled to maintain her innocence since then, and has been dubbed Dulos’ ‘lying lover’ by his lawyer, Norm Pattis.

Pattis claims Troconis has “provided substantial amount of information which was self-contradictory and did not bear up under the scrutiny of the investigation.”

More possible blood evidence, new allegations and a scheduled court appearance. What’s next in the Jennifer Dulos case? pic.twitter.com/zb1aUKNdgn

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Earlier this month, investigators found a blood-like substance containing Jennifer’s DNA in one of Dulos’ vehicles, thus leading to the second arrest of both Troconis and Dulos. Despite the fact that this remains a missing person investigation and not a murder investigation, police no longer believe Jennifer to be alive, as The Inquisitr previously reported.

In the most recent arrest warrant for Troconis and Dulos, police detailed what they believe happened on the night that Jennifer disappeared.

“The crime and cleanup are believed to have occurred between 8:05 and 10:25 a.m. Dulos is believed to be operating the victim’s vehicle which is carrying the body of Jennifer Dulos and a number of other items associated with the clean-up which occurred in the garage of the residence.”