She said when Chris asked to use it, she had said 'Yes', and then agreed not to tell Lyn or anyone else about it, as Chris and the babysitter had secretly returned to Sydney after going away to Queensland together. However, asked by crown prosecutor Craig Everson SC who used her bed on Christmas Day, 1981, Marilyn said 'Chris and (JC) because they asked if they could stay at my home'.
LYN DAWSON PLUS
'I think she was deeply hurt and struggling and I tried to boost her up and say "come on you need to fight".'Ĭhris and Paul Dawson with their wives Marilyn and Lynette plus children at the beach in the 1970s before, Marilyn told the court, Chris slept with the babysitter in her bed (Lyn) was such a strong girl, I wanted her to stand up and be counted about her home and her children and her marriage,' Marilyn said. Marilyn Dawson said that she had become aware of Lyn's marriage problems before her disappearance, and had urged her to 'fight' for her marriage which had become 'very shaky'. he should have killed (JC) too,' Marilyn told Joan she'd said to police. 'He's had to pay maintenance to (JC) for eight years, on your theory he should have knocked off his second wife too. Marilyn and Paul had just been 'interrogated for and hour-and-a-half' each and was indignant at 'nasty' and 'shocking' interview in which she said police had suggested Chris had killed Lyn to save him from paying child maintenance fees. The court also heard on Wednesday a taped phone conversation between Marilyn Dawson and the twins' parents, Joan and Sid. He has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge. Marilyn said in the phone conversation that Chris Dawson ws 'not capable' of killing Lyn Dawson and that he was an 'upstanding citizen who work hard, lives well, is very kind to his family and he’s respectful'.Ĭhris Dawson, 73, is accused of killing his wife Lynette Dawson and disposing of her body in January 1982 so he could have an unfettered relationship with one of his former students, known as JC, while holding onto assets including the family home in Bayview, Sydney. When the artist asked Chris Dawson if he wanted to see the portraits of his daughters, he said no he didn't which she found very odd and later phoned police 'I think Paul would do anything for his brother, but I didn't mean he would kill.' Speaking after she had been interview by police in 1999 about the possibility Lynette had been allegedly murdered, Marilyn Dawson said of the Dawson twins, 'I know they have boys' talks, but they wouldn't be plotting murder. 'I thinks she ws a dissatisfied person, accumulate, accumulate but it didn’t give her any pleasure,' Kay Luschwitz said in the taped 1999 conversation to Marilyn Dawson, the wife of Chris Dawson's twin, Paul.
LYN DAWSON TRIAL
The trial also heard on Wednesday taped phone conversations between the accused's sister-in-law and her sister in which they referred to Lynette Dawson as 'a bitch', 'a nasty woman at time' who had 'moments when she was cruel'. 'I remember it very clearly because it was so odd.' Some time later, Ms Hardiman went to the police about Lyn's disappearance. I asked if Chris wanted to see the drawings because they were of his children and he said "no". '(He) said she'd gone away and doesn't want them anymore. Ms Hardiman said she had subsequently phoned the Dawson house in mid-January to speak with Lyn about the completed sketches, Chris Dawson answered the phone. broderie anglaise dresses, they had their hair beautifully done'. She had arranged to go to the Dawson's Bayview home in Sydney's northern beaches to photograph the 'children dressed in beautiful. The artist who drew the portraits, Kristin Hardiman, told the court that Lyn 'was very excited' about the portraits after approaching her at the 1981 Christmas fair at Narrabeen High School. Chris Dawson's murder trial has been shown haunting sketches Lynette Dawson commissioned of her two daughters but never got the chance to collect before her disappearance.
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