The Crown v Gerard Baden-Clay, 26th June - Trial Day 11, Week 3

[Stick]

As Alioop said the defence is buying time for the prosecution. The longer this takes the more chance that the prosecution will have three days to prepare for the cross examination.

Oh.

Withdrawn.

 

[DrWatson]

Uh oh - Byrne just said that "Allison would take Gerard's phone when he got home from work, and return it to him in the morning"...

Here we go - it was ALLISON who put the thing on the charger at 1:48am....

 

[PrimeSuspect]

David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 53s
He'd arrive home, hand his phone to Allison - defence #badenclay

David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 1m
Allison had his phone password, would check his calls and emails - defence #badenclay



David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 1m
He will tell you Allison's forgiveness was amazing - defence #badenclay

 

[Amee]

1:01pm: "Allison was working in the business by this stage ... and the business he'll tell you was running efficiently," Mr Byrne said.

"Together they were making strategic decisions regarding the future directions of the business. He had the loans from his friends and he had the obligation under the agreement and variation of deed ... to buy out jocleyn and Phil by September 2012 and he wasn't overly concerned abut that. His plans were, he'll tell you, quite simple. He had time to finance through banks and if he didn't get it from there he was would approach other business acquaintances.

"He'll admit he was a little depressed, but he still had an optimistic view of the way things would go.

"He still had time to borrow that money for September."

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-11-week-3-20140626-3aumz.html#ixzz35i7omxBh

 

[toe]

Just lucky I'm not on the jury at this point. The only thing I'd be questioning are his scratches.

What about his honesty and his contradictions?

 

[BatWoman]

Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 4s

Byrne says Allison would take Gerard's phone when he got home and would give it back in the morning. #badenclay

We're breaking for lunch. #badenclay

oh so she put it on the charger for him, right before she overdosed and went for a jog to Kohlo Creek.

 

[volunteer]

Tessa Scott ‏@TessaScott9 34s

Gerard told kids principal he had an affair but was now back with wife - defence. @9NewsBrisbane #badenclay


What's the principal of the school got to do with it??

They were to use his words "a very private couple", and he tells the school principal? How bizarre!

 

[McCoy]

Tessa Scott ‏@TessaScott9 34s

Gerard told kids principal he had an affair but was now back with wife - defence. @9NewsBrisbane #badenclay


What's the principal of the school got to do with it??

GBC was president of the P&C / or ? Vice presdient plus Allison heard of the affair throug the tuckshop, maybe he thought that was his way of pre-empting it?

 

[Onlyone]

Is Mr Byrne prefacing all of this with "Gerard will tell you..."?

If so, please sod off, and let him tell us.

That way Gerrrard can cry & say nothing :banghead:

 

[Trooper]

thankyou, Sleuthy, Freya, Prime , Aimee for the fabulous relay job.. hats off to you all ..

 

[Kimster]

Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 11s

Byrne says Gerard was still optimistic. He was confident he could borrow money in time. #badenclay

Byrne says Allison had the password for Gerard's phone, would check his messages, calls and emails every day. #badenclay

You can't run a business by borrowing money all the time! Good grief. Seriously?

 

[Total]

1:01pm: "Allison was working in the business by this stage ... and the business he'll tell you was running efficiently," Mr Byrne said.

"Together they were making strategic decisions regarding the future directions of the business. He had the loans from his friends and he had the obligation under the agreement and variation of deed ... to buy out jocleyn and Phil by September 2012 and he wasn't overly concerned abut that. His plans were, he'll tell you, quite simple. He had time to finance through banks and if he didn't get it from there he was would approach other business acquaintances.

"He'll admit he was a little depressed, but he still had an optimistic view of the way things would go.

"He still had time to borrow that money for September."

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-11-week-3-20140626-3aumz.html#ixzz35i7omxBh

Told you he was going to claim he was a little depressed:floorlaugh:where is that bucket icon??

 

[Total]

thankyou, Sleuthy, Freya, Prime , Aimee for the fabulous relay job.. hats off to you all ..

Hear hear!!!:loveyou:

 

[marlywings]

"he admitted the affair to Allison"

He had no choice...every man, his dog, cat & budgie knew about it before Allison....

 

[Amee]

"He'll admit he was a little depressed, but he still had an optimistic view of the way things would go.


http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...ve-coverage-day-11-week-3-20140626-3aumz.html


He was little depressed but he's ok :banghead:

 

[drsleuth]

Tessa Scott ‏@TessaScott9 3m

And we're on a break until 2.30pm. @9NewsBrisbane #badenclay

 

[Sydneygal]

Omg this whole thing is making me want to throw up!! I think I'll leave it here and come back later this afternoon for the discussion rather than read GBC's drivel via his lawyer! Thanks for all the tweet updates btw

 

[Amee]

1:03pm: "He and Allison were working really hard at their relationship. He'll tell you Allison was amazing in the forgiveness she had shown him. He thought she was the strongest mentally she'd been for years," Mr Byrne said.

"He agreed to support her, and her agreed to conditions."

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-11-week-3-20140626-3aumz.html#ixzz35i8VUBe8

 

[AAAA]

Awesome job tweeters!

 

[Aunty]

They had three children, their relationship had survived and business was going well. They were, in fact, comfortable financially,” he said.

“Gerard had a vision.

He wanted not to have one agency but to have a number and he felt he had the ability and the skills to do that. To do that he needed to, he felt expand and one way of doing that was to take on partners in the business,” he said.

Mr Byrne said the accused was impressed by an employee of his called Phil Broome.

He said that the company was rated one of BRW’s Top 100 fast starters in Australia and Baden-Clay and Mr Broom went 50-50 in the company in 2008.

He said a woman called Jocelyn Frost joined the business and as joint partners, Mr Broome and Ms Frost each paid in $25,000.

“Professionally things continued on the up. On the home front, they did not. Gerard will tell you he’d been counselling some of his own staff, as a manager often does, about their own problems and their own relationships and personal issues.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...-allison-in-2012/story-fnihsrf2-1226966924597

Vision of being rich ?
Vision of an Insurance payout !
Easy! :tantrum: Allison paid with her life... for his Vision!
Damn his Vision! :banghead: *advertiser censored*!