1.05pm: Detective Sen-Constable Cameron McLeod said the police investigation was thorough from the day she was reported missing on April 20, 2012.
He said a forward command post was set up at the Brookfield Showgrounds where a running log was kept if people attended with information.
Sen-Constable McLeod said he searched the log and found a mention of Ms Apps being door-knocked at her home residence but there were no other entries to indicate further contact with her.
He agreed there was extensive media coverage of the search.
There was a large volume of information that was being reported to the police, yes, he said.
Sen-Constable McLeod said he saw a woman walking along Boscombe Rd but a woman had come forward identifying herself as that person.
He said he visited a number of pharmacies in the area to obtain records of prescriptions obtained by Allison Baden-Clay.
Sen-Constable McLeod said the Prado was involved in a traffic accident on April 16, 2012.
He said Baden-Clay was driving and side-swiped another car on Moggill Rd at Taringa.
He agreed Baden-Clay was working on renovating a house nearby.
Sen-Constable McLeod said he was told a body was found at 11am on April 30, 2012.
He said he went to Kholo Creek yesterday to look at potential access to the creek from various sites.
He used a map to show the jury where Kholo Creek Bridge was as well as Little Ugly Creek.
Sen-Constable McLeod said they met a resident who lived on Wirrabara Rd to inspect entry into the creek.
He said they also visited the Tyamolum scout camp off Bunya Rd and walked down to the creek, which was approximately 1.5km upstream of the Kholo Creek Bridge.
He pointed out another bridge where Kholo Creek could be accessed, roughly 4.6km upstream of the bridge.
Sen-Constable McLeod said there were rocks and fallen tree branches in the creek.
He said it was generally densely foliaged with steep river banks in the area around Kholo Creek Bridge.
He said Kholo Creek was not within the police search area up until the time the body was found.
Sen-Constable McLeod said the investigation included financial examinations and agreements in relation to the sale of the rent roll.
The jury was shown an agreement for sale of shares and units that belonged to Jocelyn Frost, Benjamin Bassingthwaite and Baden-Clays real estate business on November 23, 2011.
He tendered a deed of variation that related to the same parties and a second guarantor, called Settle Westside Pty Ltd, dated December 20, 2011.
The jury was shown a number of clauses which set out payments of $180,000 to Ms Frost and $90,000 to Mr Bassingthwaite be made by June 30, 2012.
In cross-examination by barrister Michael Byrne QC, for Baden-Clay, he agreed the accused was willing to speak and co-operate with police.
He agreed that had taken place even after the accused had consulted a lawyer.
He agreed Baden-Clay provided his razor to police.
Sen-Constable McLeod said it took between 13 and 20 minutes to drive one way from the Baden-Clay home at Brookfield to the Kholo Creek Bridge at Anstead.
He agreed a return trip would take twice as long.
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