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"Gerard Baden-Clay is another classic case of a murderer with a personality disorder." http://www.couriermail.com.au/lifestyle/what-drives-a-dad-to-murder-his-sons/story-fniho6st-1227475281984

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-19/mcculkin-murder-trial-prejudice/5825022 Defence lawyer Terry O'Gorman quoted as saying "I am not going to sit idly by and see in the O'Dempsey case a repeat of the police prejudicial media tactics which reached its heights in the Baden-Clay case and...

The cinema I went to today had yellow ribbons for a gold coin donation. Still wearing it.

Woman's Day interview with Jocelyn Frost. Excerpt.... In an exclusive interview with Woman’s Day, Jocelyn Frost described the accused wife killer as a "serial offending con man and a pathological liar". The 68-year-old worked at Century 21 in Kenmore with Baden-Clay for four years and...

He says things that actually happened very fluently, but other things are stuttered over, and slow.

The will was from before the children came along.

A bit holier than thou when Geraard was about to spill his guts for $$$$$$$600 big ones to promote his own image.

All this new information is making me want to appeal, for a big sentence of course. OMG, can you imagine if he was let off free and all this was emerging. They would be chased out of Australia, the lot of them!

And a threesome offer? Hadn't heard that one.

I read a great book called Mistakes Were Made, But Not By Me. In it they said the best way to get someone on your side, or get them to like you, is to get them to help you.

What would be a sentence for interfering with a corpse? If they only come back with manslaughter, then hoping the other charge might add to it a fair bit. If they are thinking manslaughter, why? I would only think manslaughter if there was not much motivation for murder. In this case there...

Wishing and hoping and thinking and praying.

To me it seems like it might have been something he thought about at times, then things reached a pinnacle and he actually carried it out.

Sorry, haven't had any time to read websleuths today, but did read the transcript of the Brisbane times. I saw a huge inconsistency between GBC saying he just wanted TM for sex, saying what she wanted to hear - and then saying HE kept trying to break it off as there wasn't a future in it...

She must have been a pretty capable person doing everything when he was off gallivanting.

Why would the car blood have not been cleaned?

Why would he have forgotten to clean the car?

I never realised they had confirmed blood and hair in the car as Allison's. This has got to be a clincher. All other evidence is just circumstantial.

At 6am you would just tell your kids that mummy was probably still out walking. If that is indeed what OW said G told the kids (re mum in a hole) then could be extremely significant.

At 6am?