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It is so nice to log in and see so many beautiful tributes to Allison by other posters. I am sure, if the Dickies are reading this, they would be so thankful and would be stunned at how much people still care about their daughter. Well done all of you! I wonder what GBC is thinking now! Does...

Thinking of Allison and her little girls today. It must be so hard for her family to conmemorate the first anniversary of her death. :(

Yes, that intrigued me too when I noticed those calls. To me it looks more like a health scare of some sort.

Last night was the Australian TV Loggie Awards. One of the categories was for "Best news coverage" (or something along those lines) and the Baden-Clay case was one of the nominees, but it didn't win the Award. This goes to show how much of an impact this case had/has at a national level.

... in particular for 3 little beautiful girls :(

THANK YOU so much CC, Makara and everybody involved in the phone call analysis!!! What stands out to me is the number of texts on Saturday morning (could be a group text) to unknown (to us) numbers. By then this story was all over the news, so why was he so concerned to txt or inform so...

But then you have to outsmart the legal team and say .. "Never heard about this case, who is he??" :blushing:

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I just looked it up in Wikipedia and what I understood is that the Prosecution have to prove their case to meet a standard defined as beyond "reasonable" doubt by a "reasonable" person, i.e. beyond doubt by a reasonable person (but this is my simplistic interpretation :) )

:floorlaugh::floorlaugh: ... I have 5 days off work!!!! :great:

Some people have been convicted without a body, which IMO is THE most important evidence that someone is dead. I think it is the SUM of all evidence that makes it or breaks it. If GBC had no scratches, bruises, etc. and if he had gone to work that morning and not reported her missing until...

... 10th ...:great:

At the Committal, it was the Defence team that had the choice of which statements/witnesses they would test. The Prosecution did not make that choice, and there are another 200 plus witness statements that we do not know about yet. It will be very interesting when all this additional...

I don't really know if the girls were home. From reading TM's statement about GBC dropping off food for the girls at Nigelaine's, I thought they were actually staying there with their cousins from Townsville, but I don't really know what the real story is. I thought the sentence "no, we...

Yes, it was. The other scenario was hearsay by a verified local, but it ended up being that ABC was going to the R/E conference and not Pathways.

If I remember correctly, the afternoon that GBC was arrested, almost simultaneously the girls were removed from the school by Court order (Family Court) and taken to a special children's unit of the Police, while they waited for the Dickies to come up from the Gold Coast and pick the girls up to...

... but it's in their interest (Prosecution) to keep her safe and sane until the end of the trial. After that, she'll have to fend for herself.

Allison's Life Insurance policies ... if GBC was to be acquitted (please, please ... no!), and he then has the right to collect on the insurance policies being held by the Court, wouldn't his creditors and other people he borrowed money from, sue for part of that money? IMO after all is said...

Allison's iPhone ... maybe it is not that important to find this phone. QPS can retrieve most info, except for photos and notes on Apps, from other sources. My concern is ... would Apple have cooperated with QPS?? Has anybody heard of any other criminal case either here or in the US where...

I think the only reason TM has police escort to appear in Court is because of the media. She is after all, one of the "motives" for this murder, and the media would not let her walk down the street without causing havoc. I believe if there had been another mistress simultaneously at the time...