Lamarre-Condon Double Murder Trial Evidence
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Mr Lamarre-Condon is accused of shooting Jesse Baird and his boyfriend, Luke Davies, using his police pistol in Mr Baird's Paddington share house on February 19, 2024.
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Beau Lamarre-Condon, a former New South Wales police officer, is on trial for allegedly killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on February 19, 2024. According to testimony in the NSW Supreme Court, Lamarre-Condon confessed to a friend that he had shot the two victims with his service weapon and asked for help cleaning up evidence of the crime. The friend said Lamarre-Condon made gun sounds while describing the murders…
‘Pew, pew’: Lamarre-Condon allegedly confessed to friend about double murder →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this storyBeau Lamarre-Condon told a friend in February 2024 that he had killed people and shot two individuals with his police gun. During testimony at his murder trial in Sydney’s Supreme Court, the friend described being shown bloodied clothes and accompanying Lamarre-Condon to throw them out in a skip bin. Despite these admissions, Lamarre-Condon has pleaded not guilty, asserting self-defense for the murders of Jesse…
Lamarre-Condon told friend he'd 'killed people', court hears →2 articles from ABC News (AU) on this storyElizabeth Kennedy, a childhood friend of former cop Beau Lamarre-Condon, testified in the NSW Supreme Court that she believed they were going to a rural farm to save cattle from escaping on February 21, 2024. However, she later discovered they were actually heading to Bungonia near Goulburn to dump the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Kennedy revealed Lamarre-Condon had previously visited the property during…
Beau Lamarre-Condon's friend tells jury: He told me we were going to farm because 'he had to save the cattle', not to dump bodies →Analysis
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- 21 Oct
The 31-year-old former police officer is on trial over the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in February 2024, who he is accused of shooting with his police pistol in Mr Baird's Paddington share house.
- 23 Oct
“He said that he … waited for the other tenants of the property to leave and then made entry,” the witness said.
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- 23 Oct Lamarre-Condon told friend he'd 'killed people', court hearsBeau Lamarre-Condon told a friend in February 2024 that he had killed people and shot two individuals with his police gun. During testimony at his murder trial in Sydney’s Supreme Court, the friend described being shown bloodied clothes and accompanying Lamarre-Condon to throw them out in a skip bin. Despite these admissions, Lamarre-Condon has pleaded not guilty, asserting self-defense for the murders of Jesse…ABC News (AU)
- 23 Oct ‘Pew, pew’: Lamarre-Condon allegedly confessed to friend about double murderBeau Lamarre-Condon, a former New South Wales police officer, is on trial for allegedly killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on February 19, 2024. According to testimony in the NSW Supreme Court, Lamarre-Condon confessed to a friend that he had shot the two victims with his service weapon and asked for help cleaning up evidence of the crime. The friend said Lamarre-Condon made gun sounds while describing the murders…Sydney Morning Herald
22 Oct Beau Lamarre-Condon's friend tells jury: He told me we were going to farm because 'he had to save the cattle', not to dump bodiesElizabeth Kennedy, a childhood friend of former cop Beau Lamarre-Condon, testified in the NSW Supreme Court that she believed they were going to a rural farm to save cattle from escaping on February 21, 2024. However, she later discovered they were actually heading to Bungonia near Goulburn to dump the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Kennedy revealed Lamarre-Condon had previously visited the property during…Daily Mail21 Oct Lamarre-Condon told friend 'I don't want to involve you', jury toldA jury has heard testimony from Elizabeth Kennedy, a pseudonymous witness who claims Beau Lamarre-Condon told her “I don’t want to involve you” during a drive in February 2024. The pair allegedly traveled to a farm south of Sydney where Lamarre-Condon attempted to sink the bodies of murdered couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in a dam using surfboard bags and a hired van. Kennedy also testified about…ABC News (AU)
20 Oct Friend of ex-cop gives evidence in double murder trialA woman who is friends with Beau Lamarre-Condon, an ex-cop accused of involvement in a double homicide, testified at his trial. The witness was present when Lamarre-Condon allegedly attempted to dispose of two bodies in a white van.Sydney Morning Herald
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