Authorities remain tight-lipped in probe of missing New Canaan mother

There is still no trace and no arrests in the case of a missing New Canaan mother of five.

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Jun 1, 2019, 10:17 PM

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Updated 1,992 days ago

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Authorities remain tight-lipped in probe of missing New Canaan mother

There is still no trace and no arrests in the case of a missing New Canaan mother of five.

Police have remained tightlipped about their investigation more than one week after the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos.

According to police, Dulos' vehicle, a 2017 black Chevrolet Suburban, was found on Lapham Road on May 24 near Waveny Park.

They are urging anyone who knows about her whereabouts to call the New Canaan Police Department tip line at 203-594-3544.

Court documents say Dulos, 50, and her husband have been going through a contentious custody battle. Police are not naming him as a suspect in this case and have not released any other leads.

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