#No new evidence found in search for Jennifer Dulos at Connecticut mansion

Connecticut State Police came up empty in their renewed search for the remains of missing mom Jennifer Dulos at an Avon mansion where she once lived with her estranged husband, cops said Friday.

State police scoured the grounds of Dulos’ former home with cadaver dogs and inspected inside the septic tank on Thursday, according to police.

The search was sparked by “media-generated theory” that Jennifer’s estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, disposed of her body at the Sky View Drive home where the two briefly lived in 2010.

The 52-year-old Fotis was charged in her death but died in the hospital two days after an attempted suicide while out on $6 million bail.

“No new evidence or clues were discovered as a result of this search,” police said Friday.

The current owner approved the search, according to cops.

Fotis Dulos’ construction company, Fore Group, was hired to repair the mansion in 2018 after a series of pipe bursts and has since remained vacant.

The company had a contract with the property owner, attorney David Ford, to demolish the house, but it’s unclear when that was due to take place.

Jennifer Dulos has been missing since May 24, 2019, and cops have still been unable to find her remains.

Police believed Fotis Dulos killed his wife in her New Canaan home amid a bitter divorce and hid her remains.

His ex-girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, was also charged in the case, but has pleaded not guilty to conspiracy to commit murder in the case.