Defense attorney, Norm Pattis,
revealed portions of a sealed psychological evaluation
that was performed on all members of the Dulos family
prior to Jennifer Farber Dulos' disappearance.
The report will put in question
the state of mind of Jennifer Farber Dulos
in the weeks leading up to her disappearance
and that she had motive to set her husband up.
Pattis revealed a Gone Girl theory
borrowing a plot from the movie
where woman frames her husband for her disappearance.
Pattis floated yet another theory
that she harmed herself
in order to frame Fotis.
You heard us say today in court
comments that Jennifer made to Mr. Dulos
that give us great concerns for her safety and well being.
We are actively contemplating a revenge suicide hypothesis
as an explanation for her disappearance.
There are a lot of strange theories being put out here.
What do you think about that?
I think it's very disrespectful.
I had to make a flow chart, Dr. Phil,
about all the stories his zany lawyer has come up with
since Jennifer went missing.
First of all, they said that she had written a novel
like Gone Girl
and that she was acting that out.
Then they said
that she was living under an assumed name in New York
and that she had done that before.
And most latest,
they are saying that,
this is his defense, lawyer,
that they now believe that Jennifer was pregnant
or had a terminal illness
and that's why she disappeared.
Do you think he's making a problem for himself
when he finally,
it was like the little boy that cried wolf,
it's this, it's that, it's this, it's that
and then you finally come up with a theory,
what is this, number 17
and we're supposed to believe that?
Is that a problem?
Well, all I'm ever concerned about in a case
is what the people in the courtroom are gonna think,
the 12 jurors that I have to make my pitch to.
He's not gonna gain anything
by putting out all these theories in public opinion
by having his client go on TV.
I would never do anything like that
in a case like this
because the haters are gonna hate,
the lovers are gonna love.
All you care about
is the 12 people in the courtroom.
Let's take a look at what he said
when he came out the last time.
Look at this.
Mr. Dulos, in this particular instance here
with this particular charge,
what do you have to say for yourself?
It's an exhausting fight.
I love my children.
That's about it.
Where's your wife?
Where's Jennifer?
I wish you'd ask yourself
why you have the nerve and the audacity
to ask him that question?
Where's the murder charge
and where's your objectivity?
Shame on you.
It's common.
Dr. Phil, a good prosecutor,
is gonna take that interview
and they're gonna be able to use it
and they're gonna use that smirk on his face
when he looks at his lawyer
for gratification after giving that answer
and they're gonna be able to twist it
just like all the other interviews he gave.
And that's why he should not be saying a word on TV,
a word to the press.
He who does not--
It won't take much twisting.
He who does not talk, walks.
That's the old saying in the business.
When you make a 911 call,
that's an emergency line
and you expect to hear emergency energy, right?
Listen to this.
911, what's the location of your emergency?
Yeah, I'm worried about my wife and kids
because they left to go to New York
and I haven't been able to get in touch with them.
Who's the car registered to?
It's registered to my wife's name, Jennifer Dulos.
And who else is with them?
The kids.
How many kids, two?
Five.
Five kids?
Okay, and how long ago did they leave Connecticut?
I want to say 4:30, 4:00.
P.m.?
P.m., yes.
Okay.
What's your name?
It's Fotis, f-o-t-i-s.
Okay.
And the last name is Dulos, d-u-l-o-s.
Okay, I'll send an officer over
to speak with you.
You get my point.
This goes on
but that just seems like yeah, give me a number five
with fries and--
He's probably reading the alibi script.
And just one day after his arrest,
here's what he was doing.
He's just out jogging.
With some new hardware though,
an ankle bracelet.
Yeah, he's got his ankle bracelet on
but he's out jogging.
It's the same kind of thing.
Incongruent.
Right, so if you're trying to sway public opinion,
which really shouldn't matter,
but if you're trying to sway public opinion,
then you gotta control the client
and you have to have him do things
that the public would expect.