Video evidence shown to the court allegedly shows Adrian Bayley's movements over three days from a laneway, to an out-of-town petrol station and a suburban carwash.
THE man accused of murdering Jill Meagher after raping her in a Brunswick laneway ate kebabs with his de facto partner and watched movies in the hours after the attack, according to court documents.
In a police statement tendered in court during Adrian Bayley's committal hearing, his de facto partner said Bayley warned her not to walk alone at night after news reports broke about Ms Meagher's disappearance.
It comes as photographs documenting the murder and rape case have emerged from the police brief of evidence.
Bayley's partner told police how she and Bayley went out drinking at the Quiet Man Irish pub in Flemington on the night of Friday September 21 before she left him at The Lounge in Swanston St.
According to police documents, Bayley returned to their Coburg home and changed before heading into Brunswick, where he dragged Ms Meagher into a laneway at 1.38am and raped and allegedly strangled her.
Melbourne Magistrates' Court has heard he returned to the laneway in his car with a spade about 4.20am and drove Ms Meagher's body to South Gibsorne, where he buried her beside a road.
Bayley's partner told police she saw him come into their spare room about 7am on the Saturday.
He told her he had showered and asked her to go sleep with him in their bed.
Previously unseen footage shows tragic Jill Meagher's walk home and a hooded man, believed to be her accused killer Adrian Bayley running toward her on the night she died.
"(He said) I wasn't angry with you last night. Please come, let's go and sleep in our bedroom ... I'm very tired and blah, blah and he was like okay," she told police.
She said they slept until maybe 1pm on the Saturday before returning to pick up their car from the Quiet Man.
"We went in my car to Flemington (and) on the way we stopped and had kebabs," she told police.
"And then we went and picked up his car and then we got some movies and then we came home."
She said they had ravioli for dinner and watched the movies before she was called in to work about 9pm on the Saturday.
She also told police how, after watching a news report about Ms Meagher's disappearance, Bayley told her: "That's why I'm saying that this place is not safe ... Don't walk alone at night."
She also told police that Bayley claimed to have been in a fight on the night of Friday September 21.
Court releases a series of CCTV recordings that show Jill Meagher, and her accused killer Adrian Bayley, at various locations on the night she was killed.
"He had a bruise over the bridge of his nose," she said.
Photos document crime scene
Photographs documenting the case emerged from the police brief of evidence.
The photos, which were tendered during Bayley's committal hearing at Melbourne Magistrates' Court yesterday, were obtained by the Herald Sun this morning.
The photos document the crime scene in the Hope St laneway in Brunswick where the Irish-born ABC employee, 29, died after being raped.
It is a graffiti-stained alleyway typical of Melbourne's inner suburbs. But it now carries a dark and violent history.
The photos show police evidence plates dotted about the scene to nominate possible items of interest, including a cigarette butt and an ABC pencil.
Ms Meagher's handbag can be seen dumped in the laneway, her ABC employee pass on full show.
There are pictures of Bayley's white Astra.
He drove the car back to the laneway several hours after leaving Ms Meagher there and placed her body in the boot, the court was told.
As the Herald Sun revealed today, that car ran out of petrol as Bayley was driving home after burying Ms Meagher.
There are also pictures of the spade Bayley used to dig the shallow grave by the side of Blackhill Rd in Gisborne South in the early hours of September 22.
Other photos include a shot of Ms Meagher's broken Vodafone SIM card, which Bayley's girlfriend found at the bottom of her washing machine after washing his clothes on September 27.
"(The girlfriend) has hung the clothes on the line and has placed the broken SIM card in the clothes basket to ask (Bayley) about it when he returned home (from work)," the tendered police summary said.
Police evidence shows the handbag belonging to Jill Meagher found in a laneway. Picture: Victoria Police. More police images.
"Before she had the opportunity to ask (Bayley) about the SIM card, he was arrested by Homicide detectives."
A police summary of the case against Bayley, tendered in court, was released to the media after Bayley's committal hearing.
According to the summary, on the night of September 21 last year, while Ms Meagher was out celebrating with friends in Brunswick, Bayley was arguing with his girlfriend at Swanston St's Lounge Bar.
The pipeline layer, 41, was arguing with her about "jealousy and possessiveness".
His girlfriend left and returned to their home in Coburg.
Painful silence in Court 13
"The accused (Bayley) attempted to contact his girlfriend by phone; however, she refused to answer or return text messages and phone calls," the summary stated.
Bayley left the Lounge Bar at 12.25am and caught a taxi home. There, he changed into a blue hoodie jumper, the summary said.
It was about 1am when Ms Meagher, 29, left the Brunswick Green Hotel with a friend and walked to the Etiquette Bar.
Brave family faces accused killer
Her friend left soon after, twice offering Ms Meagher a ride in a taxi.
But she declined, deciding to walk the short distance home.
On her way, outside Chemist Warehouse, she asked a group of three people for a cigarette and had a "short friendly conversation" with the trio.
She then continued on her way along Sydney Rd, towards Hope St.
The court heard Adrian Bayley returned to the laneway at 4.22am and put Jill Meagher's body into the boot of his car. Picture: Victoria Police. More police images.
Bayley was in the area by that stage, and saw Ms Meagher walking alone.
"The accused has run up from behind Ms Meagher before slowing to a walk as he approached her," the police summary said.
Read more from Bayley's record of interview now
Bayley would later tell police: "I was just walking ahead of her and we'd already interacted on Sydney Rd and that's when she rang her brother. She was actually telling me about her father."
Ms Meagher called her brother, Michael McKeon, at 1.35am to talk about their sick father.
Mr McKeon said he would call her back in a minute or two. He would try, but his sister's phone would ring out several times.
Ms Meagher's husband, Tom, knew his wife was out for drinks with workmates.
Police evidence shows the shovel used in the Jill Meagher case. Picture: Victoria Police. More police images.
At 1.37am, he sent her a text message from their home: "Are you okay?"
Court report from Adrian Bayley committal
The chief Crown prosecutor, Gavin Silbert, SC, told the court it was 1.38am when Bayley "accosted" Ms Meagher and "proceeded to drag her into a laneway on Hope St between Oven St and Sydney Rd, where he has raped and strangled her".
Bayley later told detectives: "I actually apologised. I can't imagine how she felt but I know how I felt. All I thought was, 'What have I done?' "
Mr Silbert told the court: "(Bayley) has left the body of the deceased in the laneway and returned to his home address, where he has collected a spade and his white Holden Astra."
At 1.47am, an extremely worried Tom Meagher sent his wife another text.
"Answer me, I'm really worried," it read.
He sent another at 2.07am: "Please pick up."
The court heard Bayley returned to the laneway at 4.22am and put Ms Meagher's body into the boot of the car.
He drove to Blackhill Rd, Gisborne South, where he buried Ms Meagher by the side of the road.
"I cried, man, and I dug a hole . . . I didn't cry for me," Bayley told detectives.
Tom Meagher, meanwhile, had searched the Brunswick streets in vain.
Jill Meagher's life in pictures
The search for Jill ends in tragedy
Adrian Bayley will stand trial after pleading guilty to one charge of raping ABC employee Jill Meagher.
"I kept trying to ring her but there was no answer," he said in his police statement.
Bayley was driving home from Gisborne when his car ran out of petrol near the Calder Highway.
He managed to wave down motorist Dayle Watkins, who drove him to a nearby service station.
There, about 6am, he filled a jerry can with petrol.
Mr Watkins then drove Bayley back to his vehicle.
On September 27, after investigating the crime scene and gathering evidence, including CCTV footage and phone records, homicide detectives arrested Bayley.
"After investigators informed (Bayley) of the evidence implicating him, he made admissions," the police summary stated.
New footage has emerged of Jill Meagher's tragic last moments. Picture: supplied.
"(Bayley) stated that it was due to the argument that he had had earlier in the night with his girlfriend, that (Bayley) had an angry and aggressive demeanour which he transferred onto the deceased."
Yesterday, Bayley pleaded not guilty to one count of murder and two counts of rape.
He pleaded guilty to one charge of rape.
Bayley's first court appearance after arrest
An evil deed ends in a dark place
'Devastated' family can now grieve
Brave: Jill Meagher's parents, George and Edith McKeon, and her brother Michael McKeon and husband, Tom, far right, at court. Picture: Jon Hargest
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Adrian Bayley has pleaded not guilty to murdering Jill Meagher. Picture: Facebook
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