Six years have passed since Jennifer Dulos, a mother of five, went missing from her home in New Canaan. Sadly, she is still nowhere to be found and is believed to be dead. This Saturday marks the somber anniversary of her disappearance, and her family and friends have shared a heartfelt message in her memory.
In a statement released ahead of the anniversary, Jennifer’s loved ones expressed their enduring love for her and the profound impact she had on their lives. They described her as a woman of love, grace, and strength, whose absence is deeply felt by all who knew her. Despite her physical absence, Jennifer’s spirit lives on through her five children, who have had to navigate life without both parents by their side.
To honor Jennifer’s memory, her family and friends have suggested donating to organizations that support survivors of family violence, such as Interval House Hartford and the Rose Brooks Center. They also highlighted the importance of supporting groups like the Black and Missing Foundation and Missing/Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives, who strive to bring attention to cases like Jennifer’s. As they continue to mourn her loss, they have asked for privacy and respect for Jennifer’s children and loved ones during this difficult time.
Not really sure why this matters, but Jennifer’s estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, was charged with her murder but died by suicide shortly after being charged in January 2020. He maintained his innocence throughout the investigation. His girlfriend at the time of Jennifer’s disappearance, Michelle Troconis, is currently serving a sentence of 14-and-a-half years for her involvement in the conspiracy to murder Jennifer. Despite the legal consequences, Troconis has denied any role in Jennifer’s disappearance, adding another layer of complexity to this tragic case.
As the search for Jennifer continues, her family and friends remain grateful for the efforts of the Connecticut state’s attorney’s office and the Connecticut State Police in seeking justice for her. The legacy of Jennifer Dulos lives on through the memories shared by those who knew her best, and the hope for closure remains a driving force in their quest for answers.
