Two independent journalists are discussing a mysterious disappearance on their investigative podcast.
Created by journalists Pamela Browne and Cynthia Fagen, Killing Time The Podcast explores the disappearance of Jennifer Farber Dulos, a wealthy Connecticut mother of five who disappeared in May 2019, with Connecticut State Police detectives saying she was murdered. Her body still has not been found, and her estranged husband, also the prime suspect in the case, Fotis Dulos, committed suicide last year, according to a press release Browne provided to the Washington Examiner.
“Above all, we hope that Jennifer will be found,” Carrie Luft, Jennifer’s close friend and family spokeswoman, said. “There is no possibility of actual justice — Jennifer is not here to see her children grow up, which is the ultimate injustice. Our hope is that any individuals responsible for her disappearance face the consequences of their actions.”
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Browne and Fagen interviewed 13 people who discuss what could have happened to Jennifer Dulos, including a former Federal Bureau of Investigation agent with 24 years of experience, a famed forensic pathologist, and a Hollywood producer who was a college friend of Dulos, according to the press release.
Two suspects in the case, Fotis Dulos’s former mistress Michelle Troconis and Connecticut attorney Kent Mawhinney, are awaiting trial. They are charged with conspiracy to commit murder in the disappearance of Dulos, among other charges. Both have pleaded not guilty, the press release stated.
Jon Schoenhorn, Troconis’s attorney, argued before the Stamford Superior Court on Dec. 3 that the police manipulated evidence. But Daniel Cummings, assistant state’s attorney, said Troconis’s defense attorney is trying to capitalize on inconsistencies and that the arrest warrants would still be “teaming (sic) with probable cause,” according to the press release.
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The podcast on Dulos’s disappearance consists of six 30-minute episodes.
Browne said she was “quite proud” of her true-crime podcast debut, which can be found on the podcast’s website, as well as other platforms such as Apple, Amazon, and Spotify.
