No new evidence found in police search of Avon property in Dulos case
Police found no new evidence while searching an Avon property for the second time as part of their ongoing search for missing New Canaan mother Jennifer Dulos.
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Jun 12, 2020, 1:12 PM
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649ds agoPolice found no new evidence while searching an Avon property for the second time as part of their ongoing search for missing New Canaan mother Jennifer Dulos.
The State Police Western District Major Crime Squad and members of the State Police K9 Unit searched the property at 44 Sky View Drive in Avon Thursday.
They say the search was done with the written consent of the property owner as a result of a media generated theory.
The search included an inspection of the home's septic system.
No new evidence or clues were discovered as a result of this search, and police say the search for Dulos continues.
Anyone with credible information related to her disappearance is encouraged to contact the State Police Western District Major Crime Squad at 800-203-0004.
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