Allison Baden-Clay - GENERAL DISCUSSION THREAD #38

[Makara]

Here is a pic of OW pointing to her forehead. I didn't take the screen capture but it does look like it was taken from the video that is being searched for at the moment. From memory that particular video was labelled The full Gerard Baden-Clay interview. I've Googled for ages trying to find it without success. The pic of OW is associated with the link below.



http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...ry-disappearance/story-e6freoof-1226338290711

 

[alioop]

Here is a pic of OW pointing to her forehead. I didn't take the screen capture but it does look like it was taken from the video that is being searched for at the moment. From memory that particular video was labelled The full Gerard Baden-Clay interview. I've Googled for ages trying to find it without success. The pic of OW is associated with the link below.

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http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...ry-disappearance/story-e6freoof-1226338290711

Thanks Makara you are probably right but I will not be convinced until I see the actual video again. Hopefully Alison Sandy comes through for us.

 

[possumheart]

I did find this video where it is said that police said the bomb threat was directed at GBC, but can't find the other one ...

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[linette]

I have a question... are we allowed to discuss what others have written in the past if we do not mention the posters name?
Some of the stuff is pretty helpful in us doing our sleuthing work, y'know figuring out what's good and what isn't?

There was some pretty interesting stuff back in the day.

 

[Keentoknow]

I wonder if anyone on here has a copy of this book, or knows where to get one?

Would be helpful book for all here at webslueths.

I ordered the book at Fishpond.com.au $16.97

OR
http://www.writersstore.com/howdunit-forensics-d-p-lyle/

Write your way around a crime scene with award-winning author and TV show consultant D.P. Lyle, M.D. who offers an insider's view of each area of forensics-from the crime scene to the autopsy and everything in between. Written specifically for writers, this book provides detailed information to make a story realistic and believable including:

 

[linette]

Would be helpful book for all here at webslueths.

I ordered the book at Fishpond.com.au $16.97

OR
http://www.writersstore.com/howdunit-forensics-d-p-lyle/

Write your way around a crime scene with award-winning author and TV show consultant D.P. Lyle, M.D. who offers an insider's view of each area of forensics-from the crime scene to the autopsy and everything in between. Written specifically for writers, this book provides detailed information to make a story realistic and believable including:

Oh wow!! You found one? I'm sure that will be very interesting reading. You'll be able to answer all of our forensic questions better than anyone. lol

 

[Dodo]

<modsnip> Keen to know, my cousin, who dabbles in crime writing, has that book - she has used it as a reference many times and comes across as an 'expert' when she writes, it's quite incredible!

 

[linette]

Perhaps the reason we aren't allowed to quote the poster 'with the numbers' is because they are of interest to the police and have become 'classified' information or something. Just thinking outside the square! Keen to know, my cousin, who dabbles in crime writing, has that book - she has used it as a reference many times and comes across as an 'expert' when she writes, it's quite incredible!

Wow, I guess you could fool anyone with this info.

 

[marlywings]

I have a question... are we allowed to discuss what others have written in the past if we do not mention the posters name?
Some of the stuff is pretty helpful in us doing our sleuthing work, y'know figuring out what's good and what isn't?

There was some pretty interesting stuff back in the day.

If you want to discuss something from previous threads as a topic that's fine as long as there's no rumours involved & no discussions about the member that posted them.

 

[Keentoknow]

<modsnip> Keen to know, my cousin, who dabbles in crime writing, has that book - she has used it as a reference many times and comes across as an 'expert' when she writes, it's quite incredible!

Hilary BONNEY is my cousin. Her dad told me about the book.

HILARY BONNEY, a Melbourne-based barrister who also teaches at the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine, is the author of “The Society Murders: The true story of the Wales-King murders”. Hilary spoke of the personal effect the killer, Matthew Wales, had on her, as she investigated and wrote the story of his killing his mother and step father.

 

[BreakingNews]

Breaking this book would be a help to you LOL

Howdunit: Forensics: A Guide for Writer


Write your way around a crime scene with award-winning author and TV show consultant D.P. Lyle, M.D. who offers an insider's view of each area of forensics-from the crime scene to the autopsy and everything in between. Written specifically for writers, this book provides detailed information to make a story realistic and believable including:


•What a dead body reveals including the cause and manner of death.
•Procedures used to preserve a crime scene and the evidence gathered there such as bloodstains, document tampering, tire impressions, and more.
•Real-life cases and the role forensic evidence played in solving the crimes.
•A breakdown of the forensics system from its history and organization to standard evidence classification and collection methods.

Save yourself valuable writing time by sidestepping the checking and reading of numerous resources! This one book contains all the information and answers you're searching for.

Wow Keen just when I need. I'll be able to keep up with Doc Watson now.

 

[Amee]

Breaking this book would be a help to you LOL

Howdunit: Forensics: A Guide for Writer

Thanks Keentoknow I found it available for Kindles along with some other good books as well.
(not sure what hubby is going to think, we share same kindle account so he will get copies as well ) :blushing:

 

[linette]

Wow Keen just when I need. I'll be able to keep up with Doc Watson now.

Ah, don't get too excited BN, Doc might have that book too.

 

[Keentoknow]

Wow Keen just when I need. I'll be able to keep up with Doc Watson now.

Lets hope Howdunit: Forensics is helpful to you all. Mods might find it helpful as well.

 

[DrWatson]

Ah, don't get too excited BN, Doc might have that book too.

No I don't have it - but I have some forensic textbooks we used as students, and again later in surgical training. However, the book sounds like it might be quite interesting - and I have a Kindle too...

But, my specialty is with living patients, rather than pathology or forensics, so I don't claim any particular knowledge of forensics apart from what I've learnt in my career. However, my specialty does deal with some pretty dramatic emergencies, many of which are involved with forensics either directly or indirectly, so I have probably more exposure to the field than many clinicians.

I also happen to have a niece who is a Scenes of Crime Forensic Scientist in London, working for the Met. So she is always able to fill in the odd gap via email

Now - off to the Kindle store.... :rocker:

 

[jadalynpisces]

I have a question... are we allowed to discuss what others have written in the past if we do not mention the posters name?
Some of the stuff is pretty helpful in us doing our sleuthing work, y'know figuring out what's good and what isn't?

There was some pretty interesting stuff back in the day.

I would like to know if this is ok too. There are some wonderful and informative discussions that I think are on the topic and also some very knowledgable posters.

 

[Liadan]

Thanks Keentoknow I found it available for Kindles along with some other good books as well.
(not sure what hubby is going to think, we share same kindle account so he will get copies as well ) :blushing:

Really Amee its on Kindle? I will get if that is the case - was it expensive?

My hubby will be dissapointed I am doing more reading about this case!

 

[Keentoknow]

Really Amee its on Kindle? I will get if that is the case - was it expensive?

My hubby will be dissapointed I am doing more reading about this case!

Mine was $16.97

http://www.fishpond.com.au/Books/Howdunit-Forensics-Douglas-P-Lyle/9781582974743

 

[bearbear]

there are four of these howdunit books avail on ebay at present, one from aus, free postage, we will all be speaking forensics soon!!

 

[linette]

there are four of these howdunit books avail on ebay at present, one from aus, free postage, we will all be speaking forensics soon!!

Haha, together we will have this case solved before GBC can blink. :rocker: