Smegal
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Yes waffles on & throws out the tears...for himself.
From today's report....
Then there were the tears, near tears, choked words and red-faced emotion that punctuated his evidence.
He spoke for one hour and 17 minutes before the court adjourned until 10am on Monday, when he will return to the stand. There may be days more to come
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...ing-wife-allison/story-fnihsrf2-1226968217967
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However, on the day he reported Allison missing there were no tears, zero emotion....nothing!!
June 16, 2014
She said she and her husband rushed to her daughter's home on Brookfield Road that morning to find her son-in-law "just as calm as a cucumber".
"I couldn't believe it, he had a pinked striped shirt on an a tie," Mrs Dickie said.
"Just as calm as a cucumber. [He] just came over and said, 'g'day dad ... g'day mum', and I looked at him and I said what's happened and he said 'Allison's missing, she went for a walk and hasn't come back'.
"Couldn't believe it ...
"Then he said, 'would you like a cup of tea?'"
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...ay-4-week-2-20140616-3a6an.html#ixzz35v1y8q9V
Yes, for someone so devastated about his beautiful wife going missing it is mind boggling that he didn't bother to make a plea to the public.
And another thing, he was really sticking to his story about Allison going for a walk, wasn't he? Said as a fact when really, how could he be certain? Oh right, Mr Perfect Husband knew the contents of Allison's wardrobe and what she wore when :banghead: