Justice Served: CT Shooting Suspect Sentenced

Jennifer Farber Dulos's disappearance in May 2019 captivated the nation. Fotis Dulos, her estranged husband, was the prime suspect but died by suicide in January 2020 before he could stand trial for her murder. Michelle Troconis, his girlfriend at the time, was accused of conspiring with him to kill Jennifer. Prosecutors argued that Troconis helped Fotis cover up the crime, including helping dispose of evidence like garbage bags containing Jennifer's blood-soaked clothing and cleaning supplies. They presented evidence showing Troconis's inconsistent statements to the police and her presence in locations where evidence was discarded. The prosecution claimed she was aware of Fotis's plan to harm Jennifer. The defense argued that Troconis was manipulated by Fotis and was unaware of his intentions. They questioned the reliability of the evidence and highlighted that Troconis cooperated with the police initially. After a lengthy trial, the jury found Troconis guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, tampering with evidence, and hindering prosecution. She was sentenced to 14.5 years in prison, with a maximum of 20 years possible for the conspiracy to commit murder charge. The case has drawn significant attention due to the high-profile nature of the Dulos family and the complexities of the investigation. find the original article here: https://www.yahoo.com/news/woman-gets-12-years-prison-191229396.html