Aussie wrote on Aug 31
st, 2016 at 3:53pm:
Neferti wrote on Aug 31
st, 2016 at 3:51pm:
I am wondering who helped Gerbil do the clean up and such .... perhaps, eventually, Father or Sister might be in a spot of trouble? Accessory after the fact or whatever.
Jesus wept.
Clean up of what?
Are you actually all that familiar with the case in question?
Clean up of evidence
Evidence which was shown to exist both at the location of the murder and afterwards, in the accused's vehicle
you know --- blood in the vehicle believed to be the one which transported the dead or dying body of the accused's wife to the river bank mud where he .. and possible someone else also -- dumped her to rot and be consumed by scavengers
Clean up of whatever disorder was created within the home (which contained three young girls) while the deceased was being murdered
Maybe there wasn't much disarray? Maybe it was a cold, calculated strangling
yet the accused bore marks believed to have been caused by the fingernails of the murdered woman as she fought desperately for her life against a much larger and until then trusted killer
When fighting for one's life, one is likely to scream, gurgle, kick, twist, etc. That is often likely to cause disorder
Alison's mother noted the house (location of the murder) was unnaturally neat and orderly mere hours after the murder. This indicates someone rushed to hide whatever disorder had been caused during the murder. Was it the killer? Or was it people intent on covering-up for and assisting the killer? Most Australians have drawn conclusions
Blood discovered within the killer's vehicle imply there was blood spilt within the house or under or around the house while the deceased was being murdered
So a 'clean up' as has been suggested and as would appear to have taken place very swiftly after the murder took place
I hope police proceed to further investigate
Investigators informed the public they suspected two vehicles had been used after the murder and during transportation of the deceased to the river bank
In response, members of the public tendered information involving the sighting of two vehicles. Residents near the river bank stated publicly that they'd heard two vehicles very close to the dump location during the hours in question
The public is of the opinion Baden Clay was assisted very shortly after the murder and in the transportation of his murdered wife to the river bank where she was dumped and left
The public isn't finished with this case and it's to be hoped that the failed appeal by Baden Clay will encourage investigators to finish the job