On Friday, May 31st, 2019, Sergeant Michael Bowton was at Four Jefferson Crossing, the home

Fotus Doolos shared with his girlfriend, Michelle Traconis.

He was there to help execute a search warrant on the home.

After the investigation into the disappearance of Fotis' estranged wife, Jennifer Farber-Doulos, had begun.

He knocked on the front door, but there was no answer.

He attempted to contact Fotis on his cell phone, but wasn't getting a response there either.

Then he noticed a white Jeep Cherokee coming down the road towards the house.

He recognized it as a vehicle from a property he had checked out the week prior that was owned by Four Group,

Votus's Construction Company.

Inside the Cherokee, he could see a white male with a crew style haircut.

At first, he believed it was Fotis. The Cherokee

didn't stop however, it just kept driving past. But because the street wasn't a

through street, there was only one way in and out,

the car ended up coming back towards him the opposite direction.

Sergeant Boton walked into the street and signaled for the car to stop.

When he took the stand for a second time during Michelle Traconis's trial in January

2004, Sergeant Boatin testified that the driver was not Fotis.

It was Pavel Gumeni, the project manager for Four Group, an employee of Fotuses. So I asked Mr. Groomini where he was coming from,

and he had indicated to me that he was coming from the property down in the canyon

that they were working on.

So yeah, he said he was coming back from the can in.

He said he asked Pavell if there was anything illegal in the vehicle and

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