Inside the investigation: Why Gerard Baden-Clay murdered his wife Allison | 60 Minutes Australia

Creek, but the six in Baden played in the backyard to find the six species at Allison's house. is that to determine where he died, the fact that we have six species in his hair and those expenses are in his house is certainly smell it and the fact is that where his body was found we only have two of those six in this particular. The node shows the backyard area and this is where the leaf matter was found piecing together, police believe, after he killed his maid. Clay dragged Alison across the backyard before loading her into the car.

Gama was able to largely match the botanical material from Alison here to the botanical material that was in this leaf litter in this area here, how crucial that was to solving the case in terms of where Alison was

murdered

, in my opinion, which put the icing on the cake. The cake and the work that Gordon Gama did to obtain that evidence was sensational after a two month

investigation

, on June 13, 2012, police arrested Jared Robert Baden-Powell, Dwight Allison, 41 years old. Do you have any doubt that you have the right man without a doubt and as a supervisor and manager you could not have been blessed with a better team and the commitment of all those people was second to none and the result that we have achieved has been outstanding if you look at your behavior.

Before Allison's disappearance, what does that tell you about how premeditated his murder was? I think there was a level of premeditation, so it was planned. My opinion is yes, the baton game told the court that he could not have

murdered

and then abandoned his

wife

. because she would never leave her three daughters home alone in the middle of the night, her conviction now begs the question of who was watching the girls while Jared was at Kolo Creek Wharf, was it all just another lie? I formed the clear opinion of that Jared Biden was a person I wouldn't trust to take my dog ​​for a walk at trial.

Alison's diaries were used as evidence and revealed that she suffered a lot of heartache, but despite Jared's affair with Tony, it is obvious that she continued to love him and was desperate for him to love her when you look at those diary notes and you read the desperation she felt. Do you feel responsible for how sad and lonely she was? Yes, really, yes, I accept that I was a part of, but what I also know is that if it weren't like that, if it wasn't me, he would have been someone else. He would have had affairs with other women.

The court was told Jared did have affairs with other women, including cheating on his mistress Baden. The play claimed that he had no reason to leave his marriage because all the issues, including the much longer four-year relationship with Tony, were meaningless. What was it like for you to testify in court? It was very difficult and it was difficult having to sit in front of him. and having him constantly look at me very coldly, yes, without feeling anything during his trial. Baden Clay did the unexpected and finally took the stand to tell her side of the story and it was implausible that her main defense seemed to be trust me, I'm a liar.

Almost everything I said before was a fabrication, but now I speak the truth as the police in those early days, the jury simply did not buy the contempt you feel for this man. I think he's probably one of the lower life forms. Could you ever meet? He has a lot to do with his children as they grow up. Do you think he killed Alison? I think he killed Alison. Do you think he is innocent? No, no, I don't think so. that there is some link between your love story and Alison's death and that's the question, right?

It's hard for me to accept. I don't believe it. The point I want to make clear is that my affair is with Jared. One aspect of what this has done to my life should really be seen as insignificant compared to Alison losing her life. What do you think should happen to him now? I want this man to never ever come into my life again. There is a part of me that is genuinely afraid, so I have been involved with a man who is not who he says he is and that worries me, terrifies me for the rest of his life.

Jared Baden Clay will live with the consequences of death. of his

wife

Alison, the woman he murdered, but much more tragically, so will his three young daughters who have now lost their mother and father. This is the last photo we had with her in Alison's friends, Helen and Nicole, will do everything possible to share with her daughters their memory of a vital and loving woman. How will you remember Alison for her daughter? She was extraordinary and her daughters recovered in such a short time, but they were lucky to have her for the time they did. Can they ever doubt that their mother ever loved them, no, no, no, she was extraordinary, they must miss her like crazy, yes, of course, they lost their mother, but they also lost their father, yes, and it is not normal , there is nothing.

This is normal and I don't understand it as an adult and I don't know how they would understand it, you know, I feel guilty so many times because my pain as a friend is enormous and I feel guilty because my pain is a drop in the ocean compared to that of They, yeah, you can't, I can't process it, it's a how can they know. Hi, I'm Tara Brown, thanks for watching to stay up to date with the latest news from 60 Minutes Australia. Make sure to subscribe to our channel. You can also download the 9 now app to watch full episodes and other exclusive 60 Minutes content.