A Connecticut correction officer who strip-searched Michelle Troconis, pictured in court while challenging her 14-year prison sentence in the death of Jennifer Dulos, violated agency policy, a report concluded. Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut Media The ombudsman for Connecticut prisons is calling for a review of directives around invasive searches after he says a female correction officer violated policy when she strip-searched Michelle Troconis, convicted for conspiracy in

Michelle Troconis is appealing her convictions in the disappearance and presumed murder of Jennifer Dulos on grounds there was insufficient evidence to support the charges and Troconis' constitutional rights were violated multiple times, according to a roughly 1,000-page brief now made public. On Monday, Supervisory Assistant Public Defender Pamela Nagy filed the document , which was recently uploaded to the judicial system's website. There are seven main arguments about why

Michelle Troconis during a hearing in Stamford Superior Court in 2024. (Tyler Sizemore/Hearst Connecticut Media/Pool) The attorney representing Michelle Troconis in her appeal to overturn her conviction in the disappearance and death of Jennifer Farber Dulos has filed paperwork with the state Appellate Court alleging that her client was wrongfully convicted. The brief, filed this week by Supervisory Assistant Public Defender Pamela S. Nagy, contends that there was insufficien