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Case Baden-Clay: husband had several affairs
Gerard Baden-Clay killed his wife Allison in April 2012. Now spicy details about his double life are known. The husband was on the Internet on dating sites active.
Three years ago, Gerard Baden-Clay was convicted of murdering his wife Allison. As it comes out now, the husband has a kind of double life. On the Internet, he was on the dating and swingers page "Adult Friend Finder" under the name "Bruce Overland" in 2010 active.
Courier Mail reports that Baden-Clay has presented itself with the words "Married, but do not want to be - looking for a little sex on the side" .
Especially piquant is also the time for the unethical online activity of the man: He started the search for a new affair just in the moment when his wife Allison tried to save their marriage. This had learned from the previous lover of her husband, Toni McHugh, and was apparently ready to forgive him. The relationship lasted three and a half years.
Wife Allison suffered from her husband's unfaithfulness, as a diary entry shows: "I would do anything to make my partner love me. I hate it when my husband treats me like S ******. ", She wrote in 2010.
According to the current reports, the real estate agent never seemed to have changed. He immediately went in search of a new affair while pretending to his wife and three daughters the loving husband and father. The family promised to end the relationship with McHugh - but this in turn stated that Baden-Clay had promised to marry her one day. Gerard Baden-Clay was convicted in 2012 of the murder of his 43-year-old wife.
Now the crime was transformed into homicide after an objection to murder. The reason for this is the court-ruled possibility that Baden-Clay had killed his wife in a confrontation unintentionally. Main evidence in the case were traces of her fingernails in his face, as well as indications of multiple affairs and financial problems.
