In this episode, we discuss the case of Allison Baden-Clay, a woman from Australia who went missing and was later found dead.

She had her success and talents, as well as her troubled marriage with Gerard Baden-Clay. We delve into Jared's infidelity and financial troubles, highlighting his suspicious behavior and lack of involvement in the search for Allison.

Tab and Gretch discuss the evidence against Gerard, including scratches on his face and an unusual mark on his chest, as well as the botanist's findings linking plants to the crime scene. We also touch on the defense's attempt to blame Allison for her own death and the subsequent legal proceedings.

The episode concludes with Gerard's conviction for manslaughter and the public outcry over the downgraded charge.

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