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No! If every man or woman who had an illicit affair became a murderer..there might only be adulterers and murderers left! However, a relationship triangle (not gonna call it love) and jealousy is top of the list for motivation to murder. Definitely not the only motive though. The Maria...

I've had a couple of private messages and I will post my experience in the chat area. I appreciate & accept the use of quotes around "soft kill" that they are not your words or your term. So yeah, the old soft kill trick... accidentally on purpose. I guess anything without a puncture...

Yes, yes yes. Hawkins. And when you believe (or once believed) in the sanctity of truth, and expect that to be of highest in a court of law - it's yet another rude and crude awakening.

Am I the only one offended by the "love tap" or "soft kill" references? I'd like to share my own experience of being nearly 'soft killed' by my (ex) husband but this isn't about me...it's about Allison. I'd also like to share how a jury found him "not guilty". Seems if a woman is still...

I'm under the impression if a person admits something to the lawyer, they can't then plead not guilty to it to try and get off. Imagine if a person was charged with murder, a murder trial was organised, and on the day of the trial the lawyer says... "my client wants to be tried for manslaughter...

I don't know if his lawyer is busy, yet. He'll get busy when he gets a copy of the criminal charge/s and police evidence. Until then, he has an *innocent* client. I'm under the impression that if a person confesses their guilt to their lawyer...game over. In other words, they continue...

They haven't so far - which proves (to me at least) that their only concern is for themselves. If someone else is found responsible for Allison's death (random psycho trolling the streets of Brookfield) then I shall feel very sorry for GBC. Until then though he's going to have to suck it...

I sure hope so! They certainly put a lot of resources into the Kenmore roundabout location. The only person who knows for sure if the police are looking in the right places is the killer. If GBC is the person responsible, then he's playing the part of the sociopath really well at the...

I don't want to re-hash anything and everything, but while we're waiting for the knock on someone's door... However. The Kenmore roundabout. I'm sure it's the most commonly used route in and out of Brookfield but it's not the only way to Anstead. Rafting Ground Road (the area where the...

I stand corrected about the "DPP". The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions it is. The average peer (jury member) has no idea how much *IS* withheld from them because the truth is deemed too prejudicial. Australia has a Criminal Justice System = Justice for the Criminal. The...

If it's true, that would rate as a final straw to break a camel's back... Certainly might send a woman storming off into the night, phone in hand to spill the dirty baden-clay beans. As my wise nanna would say "if one woman isn't enough, a hundred isn't too many" so I wouldn't be at all...

While we are all waiting for the slow wheels of justice... I thought I'd post a few close up pics of the area where Allison was found again. I've been having a closer look and I think it's very possible someone could pull off the road into the bushes there and not be seen by passing cars...

Originally Posted by Cccclllaareb "I bet plenty of you have partners who would appreciate if you would step awaaayyyy from the screen, pay them some attention. Give someone a cuddle!" ---You obviously haven't met my narcissist ex husband. I kid you not, whenever a woman goes missing in...

First Post! After plodding through the other threads, I finally made it! I'll keep the first part of my post current. Regarding Allison working at C21. If they had a Family Trust, she was probably employed by the Trust. It's a legit way to siphon funds into a lower or no tax bracket. If...