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Gerard Baden-Clay trial: Jury requests information about alleged lies

Date July 11, 2014 - 11:42AM

The jury considering the fate of Gerard Baden-Clay has requested clarification about how it should interpret allegations the accused wife killer lied under oath.

The jury returned to the courtroom on Friday morning, for the fourth time since it began its deliberations, after sending a note to Justice John Byrne requesting he re-read part of his summing up of the case.

Justice Byrne first asked the jury’s speaker to identify which part of his summing up the group wanted to hear again.

“Personally no, the request came from another one of the jurors,” the speaker replied.

Another juror then said: “You Honour, it was about the accused and manslaughter ... it relates to the accused lying under oath.”

Justice Byrne continued to read three paragraphs from his summing up relating to Mr Baden-Clay’s testimony.

Read more: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/que...lleged-lies-20140711-zt3yv.html#ixzz3797ataeO
 
Gerard Baden-Clay murder trial: Jury seeks clarification on ‘lies’

Brooke Baskin
The Courier-Mail
July 12, 2014 12:00AM

JURORS in the trial of Gerard Baden-Clay will return to consider a verdict on Monday after it failed to reach a decision on its second day of deliberations.

The panel’s return will take the long-running murder trial into its sixth week of sittings in the Supreme Court at Brisbane.

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/.../story-fnihsrf2-1226986141124?from=public_rss
 
DAY 19 - AWAITING A VERDICT

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Statement form Allison Baden-Clay’s family

Today, we, Allison’s family and friends, are relieved that we finally have justice for Allison. The evidence presented at this trial has proven that Gerard Baden-Clay is responsible for the murder of his wife Allison.

It has been a long wait over the last two years, and this result today marks the beginning of our long journey towards healing, and finally allowing us to mourn and grieve for this beautiful woman.

Today is not a win for our family, for it will not bring our beautiful Allison back. However, it is the closure of another chapter in this journey for our family. We have lost Allison and nothing that has happened here will bring her back. We as a family will grieve her tragic death forever, the memories tarnished by the fact that she was taken from us in such horrific circumstances.

We would like to thank the Queensland Police Service and the CIB officers involved in the investigation, the SES volunteers who searched night and day in all weather, the scientific experts and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions who have all worked tirelessly to ensure that we have justice for Allison. We would also like to thank them for their compassion and support over what has been the darkest of times.

To all of our family and friends that have sat in the court each and every day supporting our beloved Allison, we thank you and hope that you too now find some peace from this result.

Throughout this time, those in the close knit Brookfield community and those in the media and wider public have shown us empathy and compassion for which we are enormously grateful. More so, however, we have appreciated your efforts to protect the privacy of Allison’s daughters.

Our primary concern has always been and remains the emotional and physical well-being of Allison’s three beautiful daughters. We will help them to rebuild their lives and ask for your support, cooperation and privacy in order to do this. We have a long way to go ensure that they will cope with a future without their mother.

Allison was a kind-hearted, generous woman, a loving wife and devoted mother whose legacy will continue if we all remember that life is precious and to take the time to be kind, smile at those who pass you by and live for today.

We, her family and friends, didn’t get a chance to say goodbye but Allison will always remain forever in our hearts.

Thank you

http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...mpact-statements/story-fnihsrf2-1226989647852
 
The family of Allison Baden-Clay have welcomed the life sentence handed to her husband, Gerard, after a court found him guilty of her murder in 2012.

.By SBS

15 Jul 2014 - 11:17 AM

The jury in Gerard Baden-Clay's murder trial has found him guilty of the murder of his wife Allison in April 2012.

A Brisbane Supreme Court jury delivered the unanimous verdict just before noon after deliberating for about 21 hours.

Baden-Clay clenched his jaw and closed his eyes as he learned his fate.

He is preparing to face his first night in jail as a convicted murderer after being sentenced to a minimum 15 years for the killing of his wife Allison.

"You are sentenced to imprisonment for life," Justice Byrne said in his sentencing remarks.

"Youh have no criminal history, but you are definitely not a good character.

"This court denounces your lethal violence."

Asked by the judge if he had anything to say, Gerard Baden-Clay replied no.


http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/...t-we-finally-have-justice-allison-family-says
 
DAY 20 - VERDICT GUILTY
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EXCLUSIVE: Inside wife murderer Gerard Baden-Clay's life in prison ... 'arrogant and stony-faced' with his head in sci-fi novels

  • Gerard Baden-Clay was 'arrogant and stony-faced' while in prison awaiting trial
  • But criminals 'respected' him because they believed he was guilty
  • Baden-Clay also played racket ball while in a western Brisbane jail
  • He kept to himself and read science fiction novels and legal textbooks while awaiting trial
  • The convicted wife killer will spend tonight among sex offenders in the maximum security Wolston Correctional Facility
  • His three daughters visited him at Arthur Gorrie prison with his parents

ByCandace Sutton

Published: 16:34 AEST, 15 July 2014 | Updated: 18:51 AEST, 15 July 2014

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...y-faced-head-sci-fi-novels.html#ixzz37Xmxr67Z
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Gerard Baden-Clay trial: Defence argued there was no evidence to support murder charge

By Francene Norton

Gerard Baden-Clay's trial almost fell over 10 days in when the defence made an application for a no case to answer on the murder charge.

Baden-Clay was today sentenced to life in prison with a non-parole period of 15 years for murdering his wife Allison in April 2012.

But on day 10 of the trial, which began last month, barrister Michael Copley submitted there was no evidence to elevate the prosecution case to the offence of murder.

"There's no evidence that her death was caused by... a person with an intention to kill or cause grievous bodily harm," Mr Copley said.

"All the evidence goes to show is that there was an argument... she responded physically towards him and she is dead."

In legal argument, Justice John Byrne was troubled by the submission.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2014-...-argued-no-evidence-to-support-murder/5584414
 
Allison Baden-Clay murder: family members detail pain and devastation in statements to court

Allison Baden-Clay's parents and siblings say her murder has left them forever haunted.

In sentencing submissions tendered to the Supreme Court in Brisbane, parents Priscilla and Geoff Dickie, brother Ashley Dickie and sister Vanessa Fowler explained how their lives had been forever blackened:
 
GERARD Baden-Clay was a man looking for women on the world's largest sex, dating and swingers site.

"Looking for discrete (sic) sex," Gerard Baden-Clay typed.

"Married but don’t want to be – looking for some sex on the side!"

It was New Year’s Eve, 2010, and Gerard was starting early with a resolution to escape his suburban life. The wife he no longer loved. The mistress who wanted him to herself.

A long-time married, long-time cheating husband with much-forgotten marriage vows.

Gerard was also a doting father, prominent businessman and pillar of the community. Head of his local chamber of commerce. Friend of many. He counted politicians and entrepreneurs among his inner circle.

But on adultfriendfinder.com he was Bruce Overland. A married 40-year-old Brisbane man. Non-smoker, light drinker with four years at university.

"Married but don’t want to be – looking for some sex on the side!"

It was the name he’d picked when he’d first started in the real estate industry. Bruce Overland had often emailed other real estate agents asking questions about listed properties.

He would have done well to use his background as a salesman to sell himself to the women he was seeking.

Setting up his online profile he clicked “average’’ on the box asking him to describe his "male endowment".

Gerard used the Bruce Overland persona to hide his double life. With Gerard, nothing was as it seemed.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/sp...965982263?nk=ec0ed932139a8786d95ca91ee23b96bf
 

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