20/20 Season 43 Episode 26 If I Can't Have You...

If I Can't Have You... is the 26th episode of the 43rd season of ABC's 20/20. The episode focuses on the story of Jennifer Farber Dulos, a Connecticut mother of five who went missing in May 2019 after dropping her children off at school. The episode examines the events leading up to Jennifer's disappearance, the subsequent investigation, and the impact of her disappearance on those who knew her.

Through interviews with family members, friends, and law enforcement officials, If I Can't Have You... sheds new light on the case and raises questions about Jennifer's estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis. The episode also explores Fotis' financial motives, his history of domestic violence, and his close relationship with his attorney, Norm Pattis.

The episode features exclusive interviews with those closest to Jennifer, including her mother, father, and sister. They recount the events leading up to Jennifer's disappearance and share their hopes for finding her alive. Friends of Jennifer also share stories of her strength and her love for her children, painting a picture of a devoted mother who would do anything for her family.

As the investigation picks up steam, law enforcement officials reveal new information about Fotis and Michelle's actions on the day of Jennifer's disappearance. They also detail the evidence found in Fotis' car and at his home, including bloodstains and a strange substance that tested positive for human blood.

If I Can't Have You...also delves into the legal battles that followed Jennifer's disappearance, including Fotis' arrest and subsequent suicide, as well as Michelle's trial and conviction for conspiracy to commit murder. The episode examines the role that media attention and public opinion played in the unfolding drama, and the impact that Jennifer's disappearance had on the entire community.

Throughout the episode, viewers are left wondering what really happened to Jennifer Farber Dulos and why. If I Can't Have You... is a gripping portrait of a loving mother and the devastating effects of domestic violence and manipulation. It is a powerful reminder of the importance of speaking out against abuse and standing up for those who cannot do so for themselves.