Sometime with-in the next couple days, I would like to paint a time frame of events as per GBC.
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12 April, 2012 Police allege Mr Baden-Clay inquired about one of Mrs Baden-Clay's life insurance policies but was given no information as he was not a policy holder.
17 April, 2012 Police allege the Baden-Clay financial adviser made a "further query" on a life insurance policy held by Mrs Baden-Clay.
18 April, 2012 At 10.08pm, police allege Mr Baden-Clay searched "taking the fifth", which led to results including 'self incrimination', which he accessed through Wikipedia.
19 April, 2012 Mr Baden-Clay and his alleged mistress, Toni McHugh, have a conversation in the afternoon about their relationship's future.
6.30pm 19 April 2012, Mrs Baden-Clay leaves her local Kenmore hairdresser. The hairdresser told police Mrs Baden-Clay was having her hair done because she planned to attend a real estate conference the following day. Police said the hairdresser told them "it was unusual from conversations she had with the deceased about having her hair done for the event that she would go walking or exercising prior to attending the conference".
10.00pm 19 April 2012 GBC told Police he had last seen his wife, when he left Mrs Baden-Clay watching The Footy Show and went to bed.
("Gerard told Ms McHugh that he slept most nights on the couch in the living room," Ms McHugh told police.)
He told investigating officers he was a heavy sleeper and was not aware if Mrs Baden-Clay had come to bed that night or not.
06.00am 20 April Approximate time he told the children Mummy had fallen down a hole and won't be back.
06.15am 20 April, Mrs Baden-Clay was not in the house but he didn't think that was unusual and assumed she was taking her normal morning walk.
06.20am 20 April: GBC sent a text message to Allison saying: Good morning! Hope you slept well? Where are you? None of the girls are up yet! Love G
06.41am 20 April: GBC sent second text message Al, getting concerned. Where are you? The app doesnt say either? The children now up. Im dressed and about to make lunches. Please just text me back or call! Love G.
06.51am Defence barrister Peter Davis said Telstra phone records showed it was possible someone had used Mrs Baden-Clay's mobile phone in the Fig Tree Pocket area
07.09am: Police allege GBC searched the term self incrimination on the Internet.
07.14am - Accessed the Queensland Police Service home page
07.15am GBC makes emergency call 000 to report his wife missing.
"I don't want to be alarmist. I tried the 131 number but it went on forever," he told the operator. "My, my wife isn't home . . . I don't know where she is."
Asked when he last saw her, he said the previous night.
"And I got up ah this morning and she, she wasn't there. And that's not unusual. She, she often goes for a walk in the morning . . . I've texted her and called her a number of times."
Baden-Clay told the operator his wife had a seminar in the city and she was planning to leave by 7am.
"I'm now driving the streets. My, my father's come over and, to look after the children," he said.
Responding to questions from the operator, he described his wife and says has "blondey, browney, redish" hair just "done" the previous night.
08.00am - Constable Kieron Ash & Constable Leah Hammond from Indooroopilly station arrived at the house in response to 000 call..
Constable Ash said he first saw a woman he now knows to be Baden-Clay's sister Olivia Walton walk three children down the stairs and put them in a car.
Baden-Clay told Constable Ash his wife went for a walk each morning for around 2km but he was not sure what time she got up that morning because she "sometimes slept on the couch" or in another room.
"I then asked Gerard if everything was OK between him and Allison? Gerard then said 'Look there is something I should tell you'. He then explained . . . He had recently admitted to having an affair with another female. Gerard said 'because I have had an affair things aren't great between Allison and I . . . She no longer trusts me'."
Baden-Clay asked for the information to be kept confidential "stating that his father and sister did not know" about the affair.
Constable Ash asked Baden-Clay how he came to get the scratches on his face, the statement says.
"He said 'I cut myself shaving this morning as I was in a hurry, trying to get the girls ready'," the documents say.
Inside the house Constable Ash "could not see any evidence of tissues, towels or blood that was consistent with Gerard previously stating that the scratches on his face was a shaving cut he had received that morning".
Outside the house, Constable Ash made a phone call to a senior officer and said he was "uncomfortable with the version" Baden-Clay had offered, the statement says.
08.45am - Two senior officers arrived and began talking to Baden-Clay, whose sister Ms Walton returned to the home.
"I asked her (OW) what the girls had been told this morning," Constable Ash said.
"She said 'that Gerard told the girls shortly after 6am that mummy had gone for a walk and probably fell down a hole (and) would not be back'."
09.34am: Police allege GBC searched psychiatrists Brisbane West on his Phone.
8.30am 21 April 2012 went to the Kenmore Clinics Medical Practice. He asked Dr Candice Beaven to look at cuts on his face.
12md (after) 21 April That afternoon, Baden-Clay went to a clinic in Taringa and again asked a doctor to look at scratches.
11.00am 30 April 2012 Police reveal a body has been found by a canoeist under the Kholo Creek bridge at Anstead.
1 May 2012 Police confirm the body discovered is that of Allison Baden-Clay.
11 May 2012 Allison Baden-Clay's funeral is held in Ipswich and attended by hundreds.
Approximately May 2012 "GBC called Mr Flegg and asked about the media report about the Kenmore roundabout and whether there is a camera there.
