Australian criminals and their Crimes. Con artists, scum bags, murderers, corrupt cops, pollies, rapists and paedophiles will find themselves in this blog. It was expanded to also cover those that ought to be charged for their idiotic disgusting behaviour. Usually high-profile people who think they are above the law
Gerard Baden Clay Documents
Worthy Trial documents or media during GBC trial commencing 10/06/14
A razor belonging to Gerard Baden-Clay.Allison Baden-Clay’s body was found under the Kholo Creek bridge. Photo-Court ExhibitExamination of plants found at the Baden-Clay’s home in Brookfield. Photo-Court Exhibit
Investigators examine plant material at the Baden-Clay’s Brookfield home. Photo-Court ExhibitPolice found dripping blood stains in the boot of the Baden-Clay carPolice found now traces of blood in this bathroom sink at the Baden-Clay house.Dr Leslie Griffiths says injuries to the chest of Gerard Baden-Clay could have been caused by fabric being forced against the skin.An expert told the court the marks on Gerard Baden-Clay’s face were typical of fingernail scratches.Court exhibits from the Gerard Baden-Clay murder trial. Images of cuts and scratches on Gerard Baden-Clay’s body.
Exhibits presented to The Supreme Court trial of Gerard Baden-Clay, charged with the murder of his wife Allison Baden-Clay.Pictures presented to the court showing leaves on the Baden-Clay’s back patio.Pictures presented to the court showing leaves on the Baden-Clay’s back patio and garage.
Teddy bears, family portraits and children’s drawings: Chilling crime scene photographs inside the Baden-Clay family home four days after Allison disappeared
Amazing interactive crime scene photographs from the trial for the murder of Allison Baden-Clay have taken jurors inside 593 Brookfield Road in western Brisbane where the former beauty queen was last seen alive
The photographs were taken by Queensland police officers on Operation Kilo Ring at the house four days after she was reported missing on April 20, 2012, and then at Kholo Creek 14km further west after her body was found on its banks by a kayaker 10 days later.
The Crown tendered the pictures after opening its prosecution case in the trial of Gerard Baden-Clay for the alleged murder of his wife.
Among of the photos are pictures inside the bedrooms of Gerard and Allison’s three children
Interactive crime scene photographs from the trial for the murder of Allison Baden-Clay have taken jurors inside the western Brisbane home, including the main bedroom
Mr Baden-Clay, pictured here with his wife Allison and three children in a family portrait
Police took interactive photos above Kholo bridge where Allison’s body was found so they could later revisit the alleged crime scenes via computer
Senior Sergeant Ewen Taylor told the jury in the Brisbane Supreme Court he requested the photos after he was appointed the operation’s forensic co-ordinator
The court was also shown photos of Kholo Creek, 14km further west of the family home, where Allison’s body was found on its banks by a kayaker 10 days after she went missing
The Crown is expected to continue its case for the next 10 days, after which Mr Baden-Clay’s counsel, Michael Byrne QC will call witnesses
The Crown tendered the pictures of the Baden-Clay home after opening its prosecution case in the trial of Gerard Baden-Clay for the alleged murder of his wife
The girls’ bedrooms show unmade beds, a number of photos, soft toys and even a doll house just days after their mother went missing
The photos enable police to click on photographs of the alleged crime scenes as they go over evidence in the case
The photos were taken by Queensland police officers on Operation Kilo Ring at the Brookfield Road house four days after Allison was reported missing on April 20, 2012
The pictures give inside look into the couple’s bedroom, including this photo of the doors to their wardrobe and ensuite
Alison’s phone records show a 13 minute internet session on her phone was started approx 6:31am April 20. Gerard called 000 at 7:15 approx. Alison’s phone has never been found – who used the internet on her phone for 13 minutes on the day she went missing?
Can anyone shed some light about where that supposed phone in the middle of the night between Gerard and his father has been mentioned in court???
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Why didn’t Prosecution ask whether he’d ever cut himself shaving before or since, under what conditions and what was the result and who noticed (names, approximate dates, which can then be followed up). If effectively it had never happened before or since, or certainly not with these results, that would be fairly incriminating.
Why didn’t Prosecution ask whether he’d ever cut himself shaving before or since, under what conditions and what was the result and who noticed (names, approximate dates, which can then be followed up). If effectively it had never happened before or since, or certainly not with these results, that would be fairly incriminating.
At 6:31 Allisons phone was turned on, and it automatically accessed the internet
At 6:32 Gerard makes initial attempts to phone her…coincidence?
Did he assume Allisons phone would need to be turned on to register a missed call?
He tried ringing several times in succession before Allison’s phone was disconnected, and then he called Police.
All Police need to do is look at Gerards phone to see if his call or internet connection originated from Origin “Fig Tree Po” the same place Allison’s phone was last used.
This case haunts me.
Some comments:
1) If Allison had crepe Myrtle leaves in her hair, that is significant. She had been to the hairdresser the day before so was unlikely to be gardening…. She must have been
On the ground somewhere before reaching the bridge . So not suicide.There were crepe Myrtle trees at her home. Can forensIc biologists match a leaf to a parent plant?
2) Gerard’s huge Master card bill must have been causing him financial pressure. He said they were “maxed out” , Things were coming to a head financially for him
3) Infidelity is not a crime, but citing a date to his mistress when he would leave Allison suggests that he was bringing things to a head
4) Toni deluded herself about this man and made excuses to justify her actions… She said that she and Gerard had sex in his home when Allison was away but not in the main bedroom.Silly girl. And how tough things must be for her twins
5) Whose DNA was under Allison’s nails? Surely that excludes suicide.
6) Someone used Allison’s phone to access the Internet the morning she was reported missing. Do phone account records track the sites visited in that time?
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Now the trial has started today I will update anything that is released by the court…Cheers
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How do I see what went on day 6. I can’t seem to find it yesterday I read all the other days ? Thanks
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Alison’s phone records show a 13 minute internet session on her phone was started approx 6:31am April 20. Gerard called 000 at 7:15 approx. Alison’s phone has never been found – who used the internet on her phone for 13 minutes on the day she went missing?
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Can anyone shed some light about where that supposed phone in the middle of the night between Gerard and his father has been mentioned in court???
Cheers
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Why didn’t Prosecution ask whether he’d ever cut himself shaving before or since, under what conditions and what was the result and who noticed (names, approximate dates, which can then be followed up). If effectively it had never happened before or since, or certainly not with these results, that would be fairly incriminating.
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Why didn’t Prosecution ask whether he’d ever cut himself shaving before or since, under what conditions and what was the result and who noticed (names, approximate dates, which can then be followed up). If effectively it had never happened before or since, or certainly not with these results, that would be fairly incriminating.
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At 6:31 Allisons phone was turned on, and it automatically accessed the internet
At 6:32 Gerard makes initial attempts to phone her…coincidence?
Did he assume Allisons phone would need to be turned on to register a missed call?
He tried ringing several times in succession before Allison’s phone was disconnected, and then he called Police.
All Police need to do is look at Gerards phone to see if his call or internet connection originated from Origin “Fig Tree Po” the same place Allison’s phone was last used.
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This case haunts me.
Some comments:
1) If Allison had crepe Myrtle leaves in her hair, that is significant. She had been to the hairdresser the day before so was unlikely to be gardening…. She must have been
On the ground somewhere before reaching the bridge . So not suicide.There were crepe Myrtle trees at her home. Can forensIc biologists match a leaf to a parent plant?
2) Gerard’s huge Master card bill must have been causing him financial pressure. He said they were “maxed out” , Things were coming to a head financially for him
3) Infidelity is not a crime, but citing a date to his mistress when he would leave Allison suggests that he was bringing things to a head
4) Toni deluded herself about this man and made excuses to justify her actions… She said that she and Gerard had sex in his home when Allison was away but not in the main bedroom.Silly girl. And how tough things must be for her twins
5) Whose DNA was under Allison’s nails? Surely that excludes suicide.
6) Someone used Allison’s phone to access the Internet the morning she was reported missing. Do phone account records track the sites visited in that time?
Poor Allison and poor little motherless girls.
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