The note was found inside a Chevrolet Suburban parked at his Farmington, Connecticut mansion where a vacuum cleaner hose had reportedly been attached to the tailpipe and run into the vehicle by carbon monoxide on Tuesday, Jan. 28, the day he was scheduled to attend an emergency bond hearing in Stamford.
“Enough is enough,” the 52-year-old Dulos said in the note. “If it takes my head to end this, so be it.”
Dulos was pronounced dead at 5:32 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 30 at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx.
Dulos also said his attorney, Norm Pattis, possesses potentially exculpatory information connected to evidence discovered in Hartford, on Albany Avenue, where he and former girlfriend Michelle Troconis were accused of discarding bags.
"The State will not rest until I rot in jail," Dulos wrote. "My attorney can explain what happened with the bags on Albany Avenue. Everything else is a story fabricated by the Law Enforcement."
Jennifer Dulos, 50, has not been seen since Friday, May 24, 2019, when she dropped off her five children in an SUV at school in New Canaan.
Dulos had been free on a $6 million bond after pleading not guilty to felony murder, murder, and kidnapping.
In the suicide note, Dulos also maintained the innocence of the two others charged in the murder case, Troconi and former lawyer and friend, Kent Mawhinney. Troconis and Mawhinney were both charged with conspiracy to commit murder and are scheduled to appear in court again this month.
He also mentioned a childhood friend from Greece, Andreas Toutziaridis, and his girlfriend at the time of his suicide, Anna Curry. Toutziaridis was labeled as being central to the investigation in Dulos' arrest warrant.
"I also ask the State to stop harassing my friends, Andreas Toutziaridis, and Anna Curry," Dulos wrote They are honorable people."
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