GUILTY UK - Helen Bailey, 51, Royston, 11 April 2016 #2

[MillyM]

12:43
Stewart asked officer: 'Have you found her?'

Pc Hancock adds: “I was in that vehicle. The entire journey from Royston to Stevenage police station, I kept my camera running in the car.

“Although Stewart had identified some medication when he was still in his bedroom that he would like to take with him, he realised on the journey that he’d left his inhaler and some other medication behind.

“We went back to the house and I told two officers at the house to pack up his medication and have it ready to hand.

“While we were in that vehicle, Stewart said words to the effect of ‘have you found her?’

“He was told that as he was under arrest, the investigation couldn’t be discussed with him until he was formally interviewed later on.

“We arrived at the police station at 8am. Stewart was taken to see the custody sergeant.

“At 9.06am I turned off my bodyworn camera.”

 

[cottonweaver]

[video=twitter;824236397166989312]https://twitter.com/TaraCoxCN/status/824236397166989312[/video]

 

[MillyM]

12:45
Jurors watch video of Stewart's arrest

Jurors are now being shown the video of Stewart’s arrest, from Pc Hancock’s bodyworn camera.

 

[Alyce]

Chloe Keedy ‏@ChloeKeedyITV 8m8 minutes ago

Pc Darryl Hancock begins giving evidence. Tells court he attended house on July 11th 2016. Stewart was arrested on suspicion of murder.


Jury shown recording made on Pc Hancock's body worn camera during arrest - starting at 7am July 11th when police arrived at house

 

[Alyce]

I think Tara is having a bit of a stressful morning!

She's not the only one, my whole system just shut down !! fortunately back up now but a bit slow

 

[Alyce]

Chloe Keedy ‏@ChloeKeedyITV 1m1 minute ago

Video shows Stewart's son Jamie answering door to police + explaining that his dad is asleep upstairs. Officers ask him to wake him up

 

[Legally Bland]

If they can see that the 1.16pm attempt was made from a mobile, would they be able to find what area this phone was in, at 1.16pm? Why have they not said what device the 7.58pm attempt was made from?

Maybe they need someone with more technical expertise. My bet is he used a remote desktop app to make it look like he was in a different location to the device used at 7.58.

Or maybe I'm over-thinking things.

 

[Alyce]

Ashish Joshi Verified account ‏@ashishskynews 1m1 minute ago

The police body cam footage shown to the jury shows police entering Helen Bailey's home. On being arrested Stewart says "you're joking"

 

[cottonweaver]

Chloe Keedy ‏@ChloeKeedyITV 1m1 minute ago

Video shows Stewart's son Jamie answering door to police + explaining that his dad is asleep upstairs. Officers ask him to wake him up

If I was IS I would be having sleepless nights rather than still sleeping at 7am.

 

[Alyce]

Maybe they need someone with more technical expertise. My bet is he used a remote desktop app to make it look like he was in a different location to the device used at 7.58.

Or maybe I'm over-thinking things.

A * computer expert * should have done that - but something tells me he didn't

 

[MillyM]

12:54
Stewart is arrested and cautioned

In the footage, Stewart’s son Jamie can be seen answering the door and is asked to wake his dad up while police wait inside the house. Stewart can be seen coming down the stairs in his dressing gown. He is arrested and cautioned, to which he replies: “You’re joking”. When told if he understands the caution, he says: “I guess so”.

 

[Alyce]

Mike Cartwright ‏@MikeCartwright3 44s45 seconds ago

#helenbailey Police bodycam shows Mr Stewart slumping down on stairs when arrested on July 11 at home


#helenbailey Ian Stewart heard on recording saying ' I Don't understand '


#helenbailey Ian Stewart heard on recording saying 'where is she'?

 

[cottonweaver]

So he's asking about the garage doors as he wants to know if they're about to find the body so that he can be ready & prepared for his interrogation?

 

[Cherwell]

12:45
Jurors watch video of Stewart's arrest

Jurors are now being shown the video of Stewart’s arrest, from Pc Hancock’s bodyworn camera.

I do hope we get to see all this later.

 

[Alyce]

Chloe Keedy ‏@ChloeKeedyITV 2m2 minutes ago

Stewart can be heard asking 'have you found her? Where is she?' and then saying 'the garage door's open'

In video Stewart gives son Jamie a hug + says 'I've got to go. You take care of yourself. I don't know what the hell's going on

 

[Alyce]

Ashish Joshi ‏@ashishskynews 3m3 minutes ago

Stewart, dressed in a robe, then goes upstairs to get changed and collect medication before being taken to the police station.

Stewart is told he won't be placed in handcuffs. But is told he will be body searched in case of self harm

 

[MillyM]

Stewart gives son Jamie a hug + says 'I've got to go. You take care of yourself.

Either that's in code or he knew he was going away for a long time.

 

[MillyM]

12:56
Stewart asks officers if the garage door is open

Stewart can be seen to be in shock and tells officers: “I don’t understand”. Stewart is then taken to his bedroom to get dressed and collect his medication. Upon his arrest, Stewart is also heard to ask officers if the garage door is open.

After getting dressed, Stewart can then be seen to be taken downstairs by police. He shouts out to ask his son, Jamie, if he is OK. He is also heard to repeat: “I don’t understand.”

He then calls out to his son Jamie, before going up to him and hugging him, before emotionally telling him to take care of himself.

Stewart is seen to empty £120 out of his jeans pocket, before saying the money was for someone else and giving it to his son Jamie.

 

[MillyM]

13:06
Court adjourned for lunch

There will now be a break for lunch, until 2.05pm.

 

[perfectvirgo]

“Although Stewart had identified some medication when he was still in his bedroom that he would like to take with him, he realised on the journey that he’d left his inhaler and some other medication behind.

RSBM

Oh I doubt that. Much more like: he needed a reason to return to the house to see how the search was progressing.