Breaking you made me realise that Allison is the super sleuth here because without the trail she left this crime could have a totally different ending. If Allison hadn't left her scratches or her blood in the car he could have got clean away with it.
Mega sad Allison lost her life in this horror BUT I'm going to praise the girl for getting those claws into that RHS cheek and she left some good grazing on that torso of his, they sure looked like kick marks to me. She left the evidence for constable ASH.
A matter I have been considering between April 2012 and now...
And this is no way meant dis-respectively to Allison Dickie;
I wonder how many ladies are murdered by their philandering partners, and get away with it. Bottom line being: the conscience is seared as with a hot iron. (No true live feelings left)
This has nothing to do with the financial aspect. That is another matter entirely.
I am not a really truly crime follower, but I did follow the Simon Gittany saga, and noticed the incredible similarities. Got nothing to with public interest either.
Here is a part list: Am sure it can be elaborated upon...
Seems to fit in with a Narcissist (with which unfortunately I am familiar)
He seems to:
Need to be seen as attractive to the opposite sex. Therefore can't be that bad eh? Almost funny joke type stuff huh? Nothing serious here.
Need to be seen as innocent at all costs. (Employ actors if necessary; Get 'em to shed a tear or two, publically and on camera; and appear dis-consolate. Making sure to establish her belief in POI's absolute innocence!)
No apparent feelings or any show of concern were ever apparent for the deceased.
Apparent thoughts that this "wee little" episode will blow over soon and be soon forgotten were evident though.
Thoughts of financial gain and publicity were entwined somewhere in the equation. (Any publicity is good publicity; Right?)
In GBC's case, I was personally completely blown away that he did not participate in the search for Allison. Neither did any of his family.
Even without the claw marks to his face, or any other bruising marks, and his weird apparently "couldn't care less" attitude as to the fate of his "beloved wife":
Plus the ridiculous squeaky interview trying real hard to squeeze out a tear (but instead momentarily forgot about matter at hand, and took the opportunity for a quick peek at bosom of lovely female interviewer. **advertiser censored**)
The fact that he allowed others to search desperately, whilst he continued with what he said was "Business as usual":
That was very telling. V-E-R-Y telling. (But I expect that doesn't stand up in Court.)
His innocence is all important. Not that "Justice will be served." Not that "Her killer will be found."
Nothing at all in fact about "her killer"; Then tout the suicide line. And press and enforce that. At all costs. Suicide and the reasons and especially the method. (Even chuck a few empty Zoloft packets around for added visual effects.)
(Should clarify remark about not looking for missing wife: I would have been shocked and confused, had he looked interested in looking at all, or even providing support for the searchers; as I had already pegged him for a liar; Nothing more.)