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To clarify, there is 2 references to a couch, first, when the eldest was born, Allison was suffering depression and spent significant time on the couch with her daughter playing on the ground in front of her or on the couch with her. The second reference is Allison was on the couch on the night...

To me, it was more about emotion, she was offered sips of water and had offers to help her out and was clearly visibly 'moved' by seeing her grandchildren. It didn't wash with me though...

This was in reference to when Allison had had her first child and had depression during and after the first pregnancy. She was aware that she had been like this and was concerned that her daughter had developmental issues because of it.

He couldn't say due to the stage of decomposition.

Warning: Graphic Material below: 11am: Forensic pathologist Dr Nathan Milne old the jury of the body found under the Kholo Creek bridge. He said the woman’s arms were upwards and her hands were still within the sleeves of the jumper when he examined her. He said the collar of the...

Didn't see that, but that's not to say it didn't happen, a lot of people were focusing on Dr Milne as his testimony went for about 2 hours...

Yes, that was in relation to whether Allison could take some time off work to attend something, her response was 'I'll have to check with the boss', it was clarified that this remark was in jest, tongue in cheek as she worked with her husband...

Going to bed now (baby free tonight and want to get my sleep on!), I won't be able to attend again until Tuesday next week, let me know if you plan on going, you need to be there early as first in, best dressed. There are only around 50 seats in Court 11 where the jury and Gerard are and the...

I have to admit, I had many emotions today, it was very full on to see Allison's body, but to me it made it seem more real, I hope it was the same when he and his family saw it. I have had many discussions, arguments, debates, thoughts and feelings on this case since the beginning. As I said...

At the start of the one of the girls' interviews, she was asked what she calls Daddy's parents, she said she calls grandad 'Bwana' but knows that his name is Nigel. As I remember reading a long time ago on Websleuths, doesn't Bwana mean 'boss' in africaan (sic), sorry if I have gotten that...

Not only that, but the middle daughter was asked if she saw Daddy after she was tucked into bed, she said he was watching TV with Mummy, when one of the female constables asked her 'how did she know?', she answered 'cause that's what daddy said'

Another thing I remember from today, Dr Milne said there was 'significant tissue loss on the left leg (shin) due to insect activity', in other words, insects are attracted to open wounds, sores or any other open cavity in a deceased body and feed on soft tissue. On Allison there appeared to be...

There is no court on Friday, Monday to Thursday only...

No, not mentioned at all, only that all fingernails were intact though detached due to decomposition. The other thing that has just sprung to mind was both the daughters were asked if either of their parents were sick lately. It was mentioned many times thoughout the day that Allison had...

She didn't walk out during proceedings, the middle child's interview was the last evidence of the day, she walked out after that like everyone else. the only difference was she was being supported and appeared to have trouble walking. Allison's parents are not in court as they will be called...

Wow, I missed this (haven't been on here a while as I have a 17month old daughter, actually I fell pregnant the week Allison went missing and to make matters worse, I share a birthday with GBC and did the same degree at the same uni as him (different years, thank god)!

Stupidity breeds stupidity!:scared:

and today when the girl's interviews were being played (I was sitting 2 rows behind her and the had to look sideways at the screen to see the video so I could see her face clearly), she was displaying 'crying' actions and emotions, but I did not see one tear, Her performance walking out of the...

Hi all, I was there in court 11 today, sitting behind GBC, EBC, et all. These are my musings from today: - in both of the girl's interviews, they were asked separately 'did you write anything on a piece of paper either on the evening of the 19th or the morning of the 20th April' - both said...

Probably freemason friends have bandied together...