***Day 1-Committal Hearing*** 11th,12,13th March 2013
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Oh I'm sure all you fine sleuthers will spend a lot of time proving why that is hogwash. :yes:
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Might do that next Monday if they still have it. Going to lunch with a friend today.
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Currently discussing Baden Clay case on Brisbane ABC radio....
Mornings with Steve Austin
http://www.abc.net.au/brisbane/prog...streamFile=localbrisbane&streamTitle=Mornings with Steve Austin
Mornings with Steve Austin
http://www.abc.net.au/brisbane/prog...streamFile=localbrisbane&streamTitle=Mornings with Steve Austin
they must have some sort of new twist to that story. Doc.. . something extra, because it didnt fly in 2 bail applications.. I just dont see how , unless there IS something off the wall recently discovered and evidence based from Mahoney that will change that direction.
Certainly, Ms Walker is not qualified to say she didnt have depression, but then Gerard isnt quaified, neither is Olivia to say she did have. I'm thinking that it would have to be physician based, and absolutely recent to her demise. Like, the day before or the week before. No less....
I'm sure she was depressed about her husband cheating on her! Doesn't mean she killed herself! Everyone gets depressed when bad things are happening to them.
This defence is gonna make me grumpy. Marly might need to hide my ray gun.
This defence is gonna make me grumpy. Marly might need to hide my ray gun.
I was just thinking the same thing Kimster....so many people suffer depression, however that doesn't mean they are all suicidal !!
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Surely they're not going to try - again - to suggest a Zoloft overdose? That is so easy to disprove. Not to mention how she got to Kholo Creek 14 Km away with no car. Or why she'd get her hair done the night before. Or why she'd jump off a bridge that isn't all that high anyway - or why jump at all if she took an overdose, etc etc...
I think you need your ray gun for the defence lawyers Kimster....
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So have the RA documents been made admissable? What did the judge rule?
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<modsnip>. As an old contrarian, can I just encourage you that if you really are interested in seeking "justice for all" you have nothing to fear from the truth whether it comes from the prosecution or the defence!
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10.05am: Mr Davis asked witness Kerry-Anne Walker whether her friend Allison Baden-Clay suffered from depression.
"She suffered from depression, yes," Ms Walker said.
"After her children were born, she told me she suffered from post natal depression."
However, Ms Walker said Allison had been well the past couple of years.
"She was in a very good state of mind before she went missing," she said.
"There were a few occasions where she mentioned she would take her anti-depression medication.
"Maybe twice in a 10 year period.
"She became more withdrawn. She didn't initiate any catch ups as she had prior."
Mr Davis said Ms Walker, in her statements to police, had suggested that the bouts of depression were due to her troubled relationship with her husband.
"I felt that at the time," she said.
"But you're not a psychologist," Mr Davis said.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...594302360?sv=4ac863cbd3ace59e365dac5d72df8356
"She suffered from depression, yes," Ms Walker said.
"After her children were born, she told me she suffered from post natal depression."
However, Ms Walker said Allison had been well the past couple of years.
"She was in a very good state of mind before she went missing," she said.
"There were a few occasions where she mentioned she would take her anti-depression medication.
"Maybe twice in a 10 year period.
"She became more withdrawn. She didn't initiate any catch ups as she had prior."
Mr Davis said Ms Walker, in her statements to police, had suggested that the bouts of depression were due to her troubled relationship with her husband.
"I felt that at the time," she said.
"But you're not a psychologist," Mr Davis said.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...594302360?sv=4ac863cbd3ace59e365dac5d72df8356
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