Alison Baden-Clay Mother of 3 Missing, found Murdered, Husband Charged

[eagleboy]

SCORES of state emergency services personnel and police are scouring a two acre property in the leafy enclave of Brookfield in Brisbane's west searching for clues to the disappearance of mother of three Alison Baden-Clay today.

Read more:Police search under way for missing mother-of-three at Brookfield | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

RESIDENTS in the leafy enclave of Brookfield have been urged to join the massive hunt for the wife of a prominent Brisbane real estate agent.

Mother-of-three Allison Baden-Clay disappeared on Thursday and is now at the centre of a huge police search in Brisbane's western suburbs.

Read more:Frantic search for mother of three Allison Baden-Clay missing in Brookfield | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

THE family of Allison Baden-Clay has not given up hope of finding the missing Brookfield mother alive and reuniting her with her "three beautiful little girls".

Read more:Family's painful plea for missing mother-of-three Allison Baden-Clay | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

THE husband of missing Brookfield woman Allison Baden-Clay is recovering from a car accident which occurred just two days after his wife was reported missing.

Gerard Baden-Clay was taken to Royal Brisbane Hospital after crashing his car outside Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, in Brisbane’s west on Sunday afternoon.

Read more:Missing mum Allison Baden-Clay's husband Gerard leaves hospital after car crash | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

THE children of missing Brookfield woman Allison Baden-Clay are holding up well under the circumstances, according to her sister-in-law Olivia Walton.

Read more:Missing mum Allison Baden-Clay's three young daughters holding up but want her home soon | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

Couldn'd find this article earlier sorry.

THE HUSBAND of missing mother-of-three Allison Baden-Clay has spoken for the first time about his wife's disappearance.

Gerard Baden-Clay told Channel 9 he had not heard from his wife since her disappearance on Thursday.

"I'm trying to look after my children at the moment, we've got three young girls.

Reaqd more:Missing mum Allison Baden-Clay's husband Gerard leaves hospital after car crash and talks about disappearance | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

Police have released images of two four-wheel drives belonging to the family of missing Brisbane mother Allison Baden-Clay in the hope of uncovering clues to her disappearance.
They have also expressed frustration with being unable to locate her mobile phone and the battery going dead just when they got an approximate location.


Read more: Cars could hold key to mystery disappearance of Allison Baden-Clay | News.com.au

[eagleboy]

A TIRED and drawn Gerard Baden-Clay yesterday returned to the Brookfield home he shared with wife Allison for the first time since she vanished a week ago.

Read more:Allison Baden-Clay still missing as husband Gerard Baden-Clay returns to Brookfield home he shared with her until she vanished a week ago | The Courier-Mail

[eagleboy]

THE husband of missing woman Allison Baden-Clay has told of his pain at her disappearance in a statement issued through his lawyer.

Darren Mahony, a top criminal lawyer based on the Gold Coast, said he had been engaged by Gerard Baden-Clay to provide advice and assist with his dealings with police.

Read more:Allison Baden-Clay still missing as husband Gerard Baden-Clay returns to Brookfield home he shared with her until she vanished a week ago | The Courier-Mail

[REALJEM]

THERE was something about the disappearance of Allison Baden-Clay that made police take immediate action.

THERE was something about the disappearance of Allison Baden-Clay that made Queensland police mobilise a substantial force to the leafy hamlet of Brookfield within hours of her husband's call.

She was, they insisted, a missing person and nothing more, reported The Courier-Mail.

But residents of Brookfield, 13km west of Brisbane, would be canvassed several times that day as police began what would become a week-long ground and air search to find missing mum Allison Baden-Clay.

Both Gerard Baden-Clay and Allison are high achievers with years of career progression behind them.

She a dancer, fluent in six languages who rose through the ranks of Flight Centre to become a national HR manager. And he, an accountant by profession, who worked his way to becoming one of Brisbane's most prominent real estate identities.

But at 10pm on April 19 - Mr Baden-Clay would tell police - his wife, 43, wearing running shoes, grey tracksuit pants and a black jumper, walked from their house into the pitch black of Brookfield Rd to walk her usual trail.

It was that outfit police yesterday replicated on a mannequin they placed outside the Baden-Clay home in the hope of finding someone who had seen her walking.

The Courier-Mail understands a frantic Mr Baden-Clay rang and sent text messages to several people asking if they'd heard from his wife after she failed to return home on Thursday night. Eventually, he went to bed alone.



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