The Crown v Gerard Baden-Clay, 9th July - Trial Day 17

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  • #141
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 17s

Fuller: Place yourself in Mr Baden-Clay's position. The sordid detail of it. #badenclay
 
  • #142
David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 44s

These questions were asked on April 19, before Allison went missing - Fuller #badenclay

Allison was trying to get the parameters of the relationship with Toni, and contrast with their own life together - Fuller #badenclay

In the journal she prepared questions about the movies he went to with Toni - Fuller #badenclay

Were the seats down in Snowy, the Prado - Fuller #badenclay

Do you think that happens on the 18th and they come home to their parents and everything is fine - Fuller #badenclay
 
  • #143
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 28s

Fuller says if the 18th is correct, why did they leave the house to ask and answer the questions. Children already in bed. #badenclay

Servers working better now!! Fingers crossed.

Spoke too soon......
 
  • #144
*slides in late *... * mesmerised*
 
  • #145
David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 1m

Other questions. The layout of her house. Birthdays. How paid for hotels #badenclay
 
  • #146
10:45am: Mr Fuller said Mr Baden-Clay did not call his wife's family and friends until 8am.

He called his parents and his close friends first.

10:42am: Mr Fuller has examined the first text message Mr Baden-Clay sent his wife on the morning he reported his wife missing.

The text message sent at 6.41am read: “Al, getting concerned. Where are you? The app doesn’t say either? H and S now up. I’m dressed and about to make lunches. Please just text me back or call! Love, G.”

Mr Baden-Clay told police it was not unusual for his wife to take early morning walks.

Mr Fuller noted Mr Baden-Clay did not ask his wife what she would be home from her walk in the text message.

And he noted Mr Baden-Clay made reference to the "Find My Phone" application the couple had installed on their mobile phones.

"Why is that in the text message?" Mr Fuller asked.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-17-week-5-20140709-3bluf.html#ixzz36vbRtfrG
 
  • #147
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 45s

As background, Gerard told the court he and Allison drove to Mt Coot-tha on April 18 for 15 min session, his parents babysat. #badenclay

Fuller is reading from Allison's list. "I couldn't go back to her even if I wanted to". #badenclay
 
  • #148
David Murray ‏@TheMurrayD 43s

A 7.09am he rings staff member Kate Rankin - Fuller #badenclay

Nigel arrives at his house. At 7.11am he's talking to his sister - Fuller #badenclay

He and his sister check the area. It's 7.15am, some calls unanswered, a couple of texts not responded to - Fuller #badenclay

Perhaps Allison had put a reminder in her phone to meet Kate and the reminder has gone off and Gerard has realised his plans have to change
 
  • #149
Sarah Elks ‏@sarahelks 40s

Allison's journal: "I couldn't go back to her even if I wanted to." Fuller suggests Gerard #badenclay said that and his wife noted it down.
 
  • #150
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 54s

Fuller says that's not a question. That's a statement from Gerard. #badenclay

Fuller says Gerard has made that statement. Contrast that with the emails. #badenclay

Fuller: If he made that statement to her, it was simply a lie. #badenclay
 
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10:23am: Mr Fuller has turned his attention to the phone conversation between Mr Baden-Clay and Ms McHugh on the evening of April 19, 2012.

The pair had a seven minute conversation from 5.03pm and then a 10 minute conversation at 5.15pm.

"Between 5.03pm and about 5.40pm he is taking to Toni McHugh with a couple of interruptions, 30 odd minutes," Mr Fuller said.

"What sort of things do they talk about? Their days, what they are doing, she knows he's at the supermarket buying sausages.

"But we know that that's inflamed once he says, 'oh there's something I need to tell you'."

The court has previously heard Ms McHugh and Mrs Baden-Clay were due to come face-to-face for the first time at a real estate conference the following day.

"He tells you he's not worried about these two women coming together ... but he continues in this conversation to raise it," Mr Fuller said.

"And even in the words that he uses, 'two of my employees are going'.

"He doesn't even have the courage to say straight up that Allison is going to be there tomorrow when he knows that she is going to the conference."

The court has previously heard Ms McHugh flew into a rage and demanded Mr Baden-Clay tell his wife of the impending run-in.

"You might think that's a significant pressure on him," Mr Fuller said.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-17-week-5-20140709-3bluf.html#ixzz36vboSwyn
 
  • #152
bbm. That belief is tragic. Not all men are like that.....just infantilised men with tiny testicles :gaah:

True. I don't always need to be centre of attention :floorlaugh:
 
  • #153
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 21s

Fuller says Toni McHugh made her choices back in 2008 when she left her partner and found her own place to live. #badenclay
 
  • #154
Police examine Allison Baden-Clay's car. Photo: Court Exhibit

10:31am: Mr Fuller said Mr Baden-Clay faced having his double life exposed at the run-in between his wife and his love.

"You see he had tried to live without Toni McHugh and he couldn't do it," Mr Fuller said.

"When an ultimatum came a second time which choice would he make?"

Mr Fuller said Mr Baden-Clay a choice on April 19. He said Mr Baden-Clay was "either going to be a coward or a fool", or "the man who makes the decisions in is marriage" and tell his wife of the looming meeting.

"You may think the personal risks to him both professionally and in his own family life were huge," Mr Fuller said.

He said Mr Baden-Clay's marriage and circle of friends was at jeopardy, as well as his business.

"You add that to the scratches on his face, the leaves in her hair, the blood in her car," Mr Fuller said.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-17-week-5-20140709-3bluf.html#ixzz36vc2PkYf
 
  • #155
10:45am: Mr Fuller said Mr Baden-Clay did not call his wife's family and friends until 8am.

He called his parents and his close friends first.

10:42am: Mr Fuller has examined the first text message Mr Baden-Clay sent his wife on the morning he reported his wife missing.

The text message sent at 6.41am read: “Al, getting concerned. Where are you? The app doesn’t say either? H and S now up. I’m dressed and about to make lunches. Please just text me back or call! Love, G.”

Mr Baden-Clay told police it was not unusual for his wife to take early morning walks.

Mr Fuller noted Mr Baden-Clay did not ask his wife what she would be home from her walk in the text message.

And he noted Mr Baden-Clay made reference to the "Find My Phone" application the couple had installed on their mobile phones.

"Why is that in the text message?" Mr Fuller asked.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-17-week-5-20140709-3bluf.html#ixzz36vbRtfrG

He lied..again...he didn't use the app.
 
  • #156
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 43s

Fuller says, coincidentally, a picture of Toni's place was on the next page of Allison's journal. #badenclay

Fuller says it took Gerard hours to call Allison's parents. A major search was already underway. #badenclay
 
  • #157
He tells police in two interviews that day they had 15 minutes talk 'last night'. He doesn't mention April 18 then - Fuller #badenclay

^^^ This, this, and then some, this.
 
  • #158
10:14am: Mr Baden-Clay is seated in the dock wearing a dark suit, yellow tie and glasses.

His sister Olivia Walton and brother Adam Baden-Clay are seated directly behind him in the public gallery.

Mrs Baden-Clay's parents, Priscilla and Geoff Dickie, are seated on the opposite side of the courtroom with Detective Superintendent Mark Ainsworth who oversaw the police investigation.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...y-17-week-5-20140709-3bluf.html#ixzz36vcFDQSO
 
  • #159
Kate Kyriacou @KateKyriacou · 27s

Fuller says just after 9am, he calls his three friends, the ones who had lent him money. At 9.58am he calls Kerry-Anne Walker. #badenclay

Fuller says when he speaks to Toni, she asks "did you argue". She knows what the conflict was likely to be. #badenclay

Fuller says Gerard tells Toni to lay low. #badenclay
 
  • #160
just inbetween tweets thought I would add:-
The thing that makes watching supersmartstonecoldfox, TF stunning to watch is that he has a few dramatic moves he incorporates to hammer home a point. He has shifted his lectern to be facing the jury and judge to capture the jury’s full attention. His demeanor is relaxed and he has an air of authority. At appropriate moments he takes a few steps makes some gestures, and other times he points to GBC. The pointing was extremely effective yesterday. From memory, at some he point in the trial TF pointed vigourously at GBC and says 'this man here killed his wife effectively and efficiently'. It was a really powerful body language, esp given the positions the Barrister and GBC are in.
Another time TF was speaking of EBC, NBC and OW and he gestured to them saying GBC successfully deceived all his family not just Allison and it was done while they were working at the SAME office under their noses.


Sounds like a cigarette moment....please refrain from throwing your smalls !!!
 
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