ARREST!!! Australia - Allison Baden-Clay, Brisbane QLD, 19 April 2012 - #21

Snails · Jun 13, 2012

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...rged-with-murder/story-e6freoof-1226394560300

"Mr Baden-Clay's lawyer Darren Mahony said his client was "devastated".
He said it was Baden-Clay’s intention to "defend the charge vigorously".
Mr Mahony said Mr Baden-Clay had instructed him to make an urgent bail application.
Accused murderers cannot apply for bail in the magistrates court so Mr Mahony will have to go to the Supreme Court.
However, a Supreme Court bail application cannot be heard until at least 48 hours after it is filed so Mr Baden-Clay is likely to remain behind bars until at least early next week."

Pseudonym · Jun 13, 2012

Just heard from police friend , accomplice is a crim , someone we haven't discussed. Shock to me . So the possibility of immunity is then a chance . Don't know the finer details . It's all happening now thank goodness . Justice please for Allison

Bayside · Jun 13, 2012

spratsmum said:
he look frightened doesn't he? disbelieving

I think his face says"business as usual" ... I bet he thought this day would not come.

Rational · Jun 13, 2012

:fence::floorlaugh:

possumheart said:
:eye: :eye:

:floorlaugh:

Woombite · Jun 13, 2012

Hoping that if GBC is guilty, that he has a little insight to try and save his children and both families the trauma of a long drawn out trial. Guess he is now eligible for legal aid given the seriousness of the charge. I am glad there has been a breakthrough tonight, but feels a hollow victory in a lot of respects given the children.

Bayside · Jun 13, 2012

coolcat said:
IMO..I think he looked detached and unemotional...almost cocky in a subtle sort of way?

I thought he would request to have his face covered with a jumper....IT IS ALWAYS A JUMPER??? lol!

Police should really supply a hood!

I was really suprised when he appeared without a suggestion of wanting to hide...He didn't even hang his head or turn his face from sight?:maddening:

I do not think any of the officers would let him use their jackets to hide his face like the coward he is. iMO

Lurker on Websleuths · Jun 13, 2012

Skull manor is the accused parents house nickname . On google earth pictures the pool looks green. Wasn't a serious comment on my part , more of a light hearted dig.

sanctuary · Jun 13, 2012

Finally the higher being of justice steps in to the point of not only arresting the *advertiser censored*, but also making sure that the 3 little innocents in this are taken into the care of the Dickies.
How awful it would have been to hear they were with his parents. It was bad enough he stood at the funeral and played a role he gave away all rights to when he took this beautiful woman.
There is always that desire from us all to know what happened that night, and what drove him to do this to his wife, but if we are to never know the full story - I just hope that he has the eventual dignity to give his adult girls some sort of explanation that could offer them some attempt at closure.

marlywings · Jun 13, 2012

June 13, 2012 7:30PM

Several police cars, including scientific police and detectives from State Crime Operation Command's Homicide Squad, have arrived at the Baden-Clay family home on Brookfield Rd.

Police had moved the media away before the cars arrived at 6.25pm.

Scientific police appear to be searching the Baden-Clay home with torches and have switched on several lights both up and downstairs.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...rged-with-murder/story-e6freoof-1226394560300

Keentoknow · Jun 13, 2012

:fireworks2::fireworks:

CJ60 said:
Yeah.....feeling....the...urge....to ......pluck...........

don't pluck tailfeathers let a cracker off for Allison

Strangeworld · Jun 13, 2012

Does anyone know if the Supreme Court ever meets on a weekend? Seems coincidental that an arrest was made tonight, given GBC must wait 48 hours minimum to make a request for bail in the Supreme Court. If they can't attend court over the weekend, the police have planned well. Means they have some breathing space for at least 4 days with him behind bars.

willough · Jun 13, 2012

coolcat said:
IMO..I think he looked detached and unemotional...almost cocky in a subtle sort of way?

I thought he would request to have his face covered with a jumper....IT IS ALWAYS A JUMPER??? lol!

Police should really supply a hood!

I was really suprised when he appeared without a suggestion of wanting to hide...He didn't even hang his head or turn his face from sight?:maddening:

I dont think he realizes that he has done something wrong. Certainly never looked as though he cared....Maybe he thought he could do whatever he wants to his wife....His right.....

Aussie_expat.sg · Jun 13, 2012

Pseudonym said:
Just heard from police friend , accomplice is a crim , someone we haven't discussed. Shock to me . So the possibility of immunity is then a chance . Don't know the finer details . It's all happening now thank goodness . Justice please for Allison

WOW!!! that is completely out of left field!

oh no.....I did not want this to be a case of premeditated, planned murder. Kids could forgive, over a very long time, an 'accidental" death, but not this.

Ippygal · Jun 13, 2012

A dear friend of mine was Allisons best friend at primary school., she just text me a message- " Praying for them all, including him- he will suffer in this world and the next , I wouldn't wish that karma on anyone". A very sad day for her family

xx

BreakingNews · Jun 13, 2012

Bayside said:
I do not think any of the officers would let him use their jackets to hide his face like the coward he is. iMO

Where's the mustard jacket when you need it???

Watsonian Institute · Jun 13, 2012

ozazure said:
http://journlaw.com/2011/08/16/why-...facebook-and-twitter-about-the-morcombe-case/

ozazure, that Pearson quote you pointed to: "It is especially difficult for social media users and bloggers untrained in media law to navigate all these rules so the best policy is to avoid comment on any matters before the courts until the justice process has run its course. Leave that to the trained, professional journalists who report with the backing of experienced editors and legal advisers."

Note that Pearson is referring to social media users and bloggers untrained in media law. This is exactly what my point was. Thank you for making this so clear.

annie46664 · Jun 13, 2012

That's okay dear one

~ as we weren't ALL born to be creative folk! Some others are most evidently MUCH more skilled at SLEUTHING & throwing 'sleuths' or whatever too.

Maybe chill some & you may just enjoy my little 'artistic' attempt at some 'enlightenment' & diversity from the boring old NORM.

possumheart · Jun 13, 2012

I should think that the accused would have access to spiritual counseling tonight

Lurker on Websleuths · Jun 13, 2012

Pseudonym said:
Just heard from police friend , accomplice is a crim , someone we haven't discussed. Shock to me . So the possibility of immunity is then a chance . Don't know the finer details . It's all happening now thank goodness . Justice please for Allison

Thanks for your tip, but my two cents worth is that if the police were dealing with a crim as an accomplice , they wouldn't be giving up an immunity from prosecution. They don't give these things out readily.

Watsonian Institute · Jun 13, 2012

CJ60 said:
What's an interesting perspective? the fact we don't care he isn't a verified professional or the fact I think I'm in love with him?

*chuckle*

Actually, come to think of it, both!

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