I think he never did mention Toni going to the conference as that would have
revealed he was back on with Toni
Has he managed to spell out the connection to the Scouts yet? It is crucial the jury understand this!
3:34pm: Mr Baden-Clay is recalling their trip through South America in great detail.
He said he first noticed signs of her depression in Rio after the couple learned other tourists had been mugged.
He said Allison's mood began to fluctuate thereafter.
"I've always been naturally protective of her. It was just natural for me to protect her I suppose," he said.
"Her mood fluctuated from one end of the spectrum ... from normal Al, who's just a lovely, kind, gentle person, but with a great sense of humour and love of life, though to some really deep depression ...
"Back in 1998 I had no idea, none of us had really any idea, what depression was."
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Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 10s
Byrne says Gerard was happy to assist police, wasn't until his father said "this isn't like a missing person's case" that lawyer was called.
Byrne says police seemed to become more suspicious because Gerard had spoken to a lawyer. #badenclay
And I'm also wondering what all this guff about the side-effects of Lariam have to do with anything that may be relevant? Those side effects wear off once the drug is stopped. Unless they're implying that Allison had an underlying predisposition to being depressed...
All this rubbish about volcanoes, avalanches, Princess Di, Kieran Perkins, etc etc blah blah - methinks the cake is being well and truly over-egged! But then, I'm not on the jury