Michelle Troconis, a former host and producer for ESPN South America was convicted of helping her late boyfriend Fotis Dulos kill his estranged wife Jennifer Dulos in 2019, nearly five years after the Connecticut mother of five went missing. She was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, tampering with evidence and hindering the prosecution.
According to the New York Times, Troconis, 49, faces a maximum of 50 years in prison. The jury found Troconis conspired with Fotis Dulos to murder his estranged wife, lied to provide an alibi for him and helped him dispose of the bloody evidence.
A statement released by the family of Jennifer Dulos said, “There can be no victory when five children are growing up without their mother. This verdict represents the meticulous collection, analysis and presentation to illuminate an unconscionable series of crimes. That immense body of evidence also serves to highlight the gaps that remain in this case – most important, that Jennifer Farber Dulos still has not been found. We have lost a mother, daughter, sister, cousin and cherished friend. Jennifer’s loved ones cannot bury her next to her father.”
Troconis, who once had her own TV production company in Argentina, also hosted a snow-sports show for ESPN South America.
