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Jury visits Paddington home in Beau Lamarre-Condon murder trial

A jury visits the home where TV presenter Jesse Baird and Luke Davies allegedly died. The trial involves ex-police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon.

Beau Lamarre-Condon is 31 years old and a former NSW police officer. He has pleaded not guilty to murdering TV presenter Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on 19 February 2024.

The prosecution says he shot Baird in the kitchen, execution-style. He also shot Davies through a bedroom door as Davies tried to call triple-0.

CCTV footage shows Lamarre-Condon dressed as an Uber Eats rider on Baird's street before the alleged murders. He returned hours later with cleaning gear.

The jury will visit the Paddington home on Friday. Justice Natalie Adams told jurors the visit gives perspective and context.

Physical spaces often look different in photographs than they do in real life.

19 February 2024
Date of deaths
Former NSW police officer, aged 31
Accused's role
Jesse Baird (TV presenter) and Luke Davies
Victims
Paddington home
Location

Why it mattersSite visits are a standard part of jury trials. They help the jury understand the layout and physical facts relevant to the case.

AustraliaHigh-profile Sydney murder trial involving a former police officer continues; significant for public scrutiny of police conduct.

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