Hanging out at a northern, secluded beach. Avoiding work, the wife, the kids. Possibly naked and in the tree line. Dog annoys him and his behaviour escalates towards the dog and then her. Dog persists and they fight and the dog gets tied too tightly to the tree. He’s already stressed out and at breaking point and he loses control. It turns violent. He then washes off in the sea and puts his clothes back on. He takes her bag, clothes and phone and leaves. He drives towards Cairns, past the Clifton Beach servo and takes a right at Caravonica. The cctv at the general store on the corner of Impey Street and Lake Placid Road captures him. Her phone is tracking in his car. He needs to get rid of her things. He pulls up at Lake Placid and her phone stops tracking. He leaves and drives home to Innisfail. He buys a one way ticket to India. The next day he flies to his sister’s home in Sydney and from there flies to India. Soon after his father follows. He never goes to the police. He never contacts his wife and three little kids again. He hides out in India and is untraceable. Years later he gets caught. He tells a tale of being at the beach and watching the attack by masked people and running terrified for his life. He wants to return to Australia but doesn’t explain why he was at the beach, and what he did and saw there. He doesn’t have to explain anything, including how easily he abandoned his wife and children. She provoked him. Jus
I'm not surprised by this. I think the biggest downfall in this case is the stick dna having the highest probability of being the accused. And having Evan McCreas DNA possibly on th victim too
t like his wife, mother and boss. He snapped and fled. Guilty as Sin gh.
That’s my opinion and summation. Not Marco, not the other fellow or the foot dude. Just him. May the jury bring this home for the family.
IMOJMO etc