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Thank you for your question Minnie.
Frankly, I do not know.
I am disturbed that the autopsy found no cause of death, as stated by the defense.
That GBC did not make bail is not surprising, since nobody who is charged with murder ever makes bail (or extremely rarely), so to me that is not indicative of guilt. That the QPS is able to paint a bad picture of somebody is also meaningless to me - they are very good at that and can make anybody look bad if they so want, even you.
The so called blood evidence was only a luminol test. Luminol can react with many things, particularly things found in cars (eg. cleaning fluids). The defense made the point that no injuries were found on the deceased other than a chipped tooth (and who knows when it was chipped?), so to say that her blood was there in the car is far fetched.
As to the finances, I am just adding a little balance to the argument and I truly do not believe the situation was as dire as the QPS make out. I believe that the defense will tear this argument to shreds.
I am not a troll as some here have implied, who themselves are trolling with childish comments that I will choose to just ignore.
I am interested in the supposed evidence, however much of it is highly speculative and again will be torn to shreds in court. I have yet to see something that I would regard as solid.
I think its likely that GBC told a few tales to the QPS, however this also is not unusual and not necessarily indicative of guilt.
Lost more to say and I shall over the next few days![]()
Okay, I have a question for you. If your partner was missing for 11 days and a body is found, would you submit life insurance claims the same day, before the body had been identified as being your partner? ... or would you be distraught and grieving and thinking of funeral arrangements? Would you be requesting an urgent Death Certificate to satisfy requirements of the insurance companies?