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If info received is correct, the criminal lawyer was present when the police arrived (unverified source)
The police arrived in response to a summons by the husband who claimed his wife was missing (police and media sources)
The husband called the police quite early in the day. Many of us have asked why he called the police so quickly
Would a top criminal lawyer advise his client to call the police so early if there was a chance the police would find incriminating evidence within the residence?
Wouldn't a criminal lawyer cover all bases: computers, phones, physical evidence of a struggle, files and documents, etc. etc.?
So, how long had the criminal lawyer been there before the police were called?
In order to cover all bases, tutor his client in what to do and say, wouldn't the criminal lawyer have needed to be there several hours before the police were called?
And wouldn't the lawyer have spoken with his client for some time before even deciding to set off for the client's home?
This pushes back the time frame even further, doesn't it ?
If we do some rough arithmetic in this hypothetical scenario:
* 7.30 police arrive ?
* 7.15 the children arrive back home ? (unverified source, time unknown)
* 7.00 a.m. the husband phones the police? (pure guesswork. could be totally wrong)
* 5.00 a.m to 7.00 a.m. the lawyer covers bases by deleting info on computers, arranging other material to be picked-up and removed from premises by his junior ? Tutors his nervous-wreck client in what to say to police? Instructs client to shower and change, clean-up bedroom, etc.?
* 4.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. for lawyer to leave home and get to client's place?
* 3.00 a.m. to 4.00 a.m. discussing situation with client by phone ?
* 1.00 a.m. to 2.30 a.m. for husband to phone around frantically seeking assistance. Is finally provided criminal lawyer's contact details ?
* midnight to 1.00 p.m. for husband to get from wherever to home, quick whip-around the vehicle to clean up. Pacing up and down. Deciding to who to call ?
* wife died before midnight ? Phone ditched. Other items dumped, hidden
* wife departed hairdresser approx. 8.30 p.m.?
I thought Allison finished the Hairdressers at 7pm but not sure where i got that from. I've had it in my mind the whole time so maybe the first person to post about this did mention the time. If it's correct then there would have been a bit more time for the murder and body disposal to take place - which i think would have been needed, especially for the body disposal.
Also, I've been meaning to point his out for a while now each time there is confusion about the girls being at home in the morning, or going to school on particular days. Their school is very close to the house, close walking distance, so even if they have had a sleep over it might not be that unusual for them to be dropped back at home before going to school.