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This was a man that was hiding in plain sight, living his normal life for four years while this case sat cold.

Before we get to this week's story, a story from Fox 61 in Hartford, Connecticut,

we have an update on another story out of Connecticut that we told you

about a few weeks ago. The disappearance of Jennifer Doolos, the mother of five who

vanished one year ago in May 2019. Her husband Photis Dool charged in the murder, was found unresponsive in his car in January of this year, and pronounced dad a few days later. Prior to his death, Norm Pattis represented Fotus Doulos, and just last week, the attorney spoke to Fox

61's Ben Goldman about the past year and his thoughts about the Doulos.

Starting with the case surrounding Photis-Doulos, Michelle Traconis spoke out for the first time saying,

essentially in a statement in Spanish, which I'm still a little bit confused about, she said

that it was a mistake to ever have trusted Fotus Doolos essentially.

What's your take on that?

Why do you think she put out this statement?

You know, when Fotus died, I lost my client and an estate was opened to wind up his affairs.

The estate has made it clear that they represent what remains of

photos interests, photos his interest and have instructed me not to speak or comment on the case at all and I am obliged as a matter of professional ethics to honor it.

While I have opinions I'm not at liberty to share them.

I totally get it and I want to ask you those questions respectful of

that fact. The night that Mr. Doolows died just on a personal manner I

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