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Gerard Baden-Clay guilty of murdering wife Allison Gerard Baden-Clay guilty of murdering wife and sentenced to life in prison
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Brisbane man Gerard Baden-Clay has been found guilty of murdering his wife Allison. Brisbane man Gerard Baden-Clay has been found guilty of murdering his wife, Allison, and sentenced to life in prison.
A Brisbane supreme court jury delivered the unanimous verdict just before noon on Tuesday, after deliberating for about 21 hours.A Brisbane supreme court jury delivered the unanimous verdict just before noon on Tuesday, after deliberating for about 21 hours.
The decision comes on the 21st day of Baden-Clay's trial. The decision came on the 21st day of Baden-Clay's trial.
Allison's parents, Priscilla and Geoff Dickie, arrived to hear the jury's verdict. Baden-Clay clenched his jaw and closed his eyes as he learned his fate.
Baden-Clay's parents, Nigel and Elaine Baden-Clay, were also there, along with his sister Olivia Walton, and his brother Adam Baden-Clay. A cheer from Allison's family erupted in the court as the verdict was delivered.
The former Brisbane real estate agent had pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife in April 2012. Allison's sister Vanessa Fowler wept and clasped her hands, and whispered "thank you" to the jury.
Allison Baden-Clay's body was found on a creek bank at Anstead in Brisbane's west on 30 April, 2012. Allison's mother, Priscilla Dickie, read a victim impact statement to the court.
The discovery came 10 days after her husband reported her missing from their home in nearby Brookfield. "I'm grieving over the late Allison June Baden-Clay," she said in a shaking voice.
"My daughter was a wonderful mother, a devoted wife, a caring daughter and loving aunt."