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45:44Now PlayingThe long-awaited trial of Michelle Troconis got underway with prosecutors presenting evidence from the day Jennifer Farber Dulos went missing.
The first person to testify was Lieutenant Aaron LaTourette, of the New Canaan Police Department. He was the first patrol officer on the scene. The jury watched body cam footage of LaTourette walking through the home and focusing on what appears to be blood stains on the floor and a black SUV. LaTourette and his partner are also seen looking through Jennifer Dulos' purse. The nanny, Lauren Almeida, tells police it's unusual for Jennifer's purse to be in the house when she isn't home.
It was the nanny who called the police the night Jennifer Dulos disappeared. Lauren Almeida testified about witnessing Dulos' marriage go from one of love and trust to one of fear and intimidation after Fotis Dulos admitted to an affair. Almeida describes threats leveled by Fotis to take the children to Greece and never return. Almeida feared what Fotis Dulos would do to Jennifer or the kids if she filed for divorce while they were living under the same roof.Almeida told the jury how she helped Jennifer Dulos secretly move her things out of the house so as not to alarm Fotis Dulos.
On the stand, Almeida tells the jury about the day Jennifer Dulos vanished. Jennifer Dulos dropped her children off at school and was never seen again. Her body has never been found.
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