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Lamarre-Condon trial hears he told police he was 'not a bad person'

NSW jury hears voice notes, texts and a police interview detailing the accused cop's behaviour in the days after Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were allegedly killed.

What to know

  • Beau Lamarre-Condon, a former NSW police officer, is on trial pleading not guilty to murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in February 2024; he claims self-defence while the crown alleges a premeditated, execution-style killing.
  • Testimony has focused heavily on his behaviour in the days immediately after the alleged murders: cleaning blood from a van, evading police contact for four days, and sending casual texts and voice notes.
  • The most recent evidence (3 November) describes a police interview in which he cried, claimed PTSD, and told officers he was not a bad person.

“Hey hun … can you please contact the crime manager at eastern suburbs asap when you get a chance?”

Hayley Keefe, NSW police constable, colleague · The Guardian ↗ · Oct 28

Beau Lamarre-Condon Accused, former NSW police officerJesse Baird Victim, Lamarre-Condon's ex-partnerLuke Davies VictimFiona Rosso Friend of the accused (pseudonym)Hayley Keefe NSW police constable, colleague

Lamarre-Condon trial hears he told police he was 'not a bad person'
Sydney Morning Herald

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    Police interviewLamarre-Condon cried, claimed PTSD and denied being 'bad'

    A statement describing a police interview in the days after the deaths was read to the jury, detailing Lamarre-Condon becoming emotional, crying, claiming to have PTSD, and telling police he was not a bad person.

    1. first by ABC Australia, 5d ago

  2. 5

    Court hears casual text sent hours after the alleged murders

    The jury heard that hours after allegedly killing Baird and Davies, Lamarre-Condon texted a date asking about weekend plans, including the message 'How was your Monday?'

    “How was your Monday?”
    — Beau Lamarre-Condon
    1. first by Sydney Morning Herald, 5d ago

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    Voice notes reveal Lamarre-Condon's 'positive mindset' claim

    Recordings sent to a man he had met on a dating app in the days after the alleged murders were played to the jury, in which Lamarre-Condon said he was trying to get back into a positive mindset and described feeling unwell.

    “I'm in bed … not feeling the best…”
    — Beau Lamarre-Condon
    1. 2 outlets first by The Guardian, 5d ago · also Guardian · read ↗

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    Court hears colleague's Instagram message and his 'not avoiding them' call

    The trial heard that police colleague Const Hayley Keefe messaged Lamarre-Condon on Instagram asking him to contact a crime manager, and that he later told police in a three-minute call that he was not avoiding them, before turning himself in and leading officers to the bodies.

    “I just either want to let a detective or a sergeant know I am not avoiding them…”
    — Beau Lamarre-Condon
    1. first by Guardian, 10d ago · also The Guardian

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    Friend testifies he arrived covered in blood saying he'd 'done something bad'

    A former friend, given the pseudonym Fiona Rosso, told the jury Lamarre-Condon turned up at her home three days after the alleged murders, crying, scrubbing blood from his van with buckets, and saying he had done something bad; she testified she feared he might 'kill me now too'.

    “done something bad…”
    — Beau Lamarre-Condon
    1. first by Sydney Morning Herald, 11d ago

    2. first by The Age, 11d ago

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    Lamarre-Condon's own account of dumping bodies in a dam heard by jury

    A statement or recorded account from Lamarre-Condon was played to the jury for the first time, describing a trip to dump the two bodies in a dam and implicating a friend in the act.

    1. first by Sydney Morning Herald, 12d ago

  8. background

    Jesse Baird and Luke Davies allegedly killed in Sydney terrace — Prosecutors allege Beau Lamarre-Condon murdered his ex-partner Jesse Baird 'execution-style' and shot Luke Davies to eliminate a witness; Lamarre-Condon has pleaded not guilty, claiming self-defence after entering the terrace to retrieve belongings.