Jury sees bloodied skip bin evidence in Beau Lamarre-Condon trial
A jury was shown more than 100 photos of bloodied items. Lamarre-Condon allegedly dumped them after the couple died.
A jury is hearing the trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon. The jury saw graphic photos of items dumped in a skip bin.
The items included a bone piece, a quilt with blood, shoe prints, and AFL flags with DNA. Lamarre-Condon dressed as an Uber Eats rider.
He then allegedly murdered Baird and Davies. This happened at Paddington on 19 February 2024.
He pleads not guilty. He says he acted in self-defence.
Evidence was found at Club Cronulla the morning after the killings. The venue's greenkeeper found it and told authorities.
The jury heard that shoe prints matched footwear found near a monastery. The bodies were allegedly dumped there.
- February 19, 2024
- Date of killing
- More than 100 bloodied items
- Evidence photos shown
- Skip bin at Club Cronulla
- Discovery location
- Jesse Baird and Luke Davies
- Victims
Why it mattersThis trial tests a key question. Can circumstantial physical evidence prove murder? The defendant is an ex-police officer. He claims the two men attacked him.
AustraliaThis high-profile Sydney murder trial continues to draw attention across Australia as the jury weighs evidence against a former officer trusted to enforce the law.
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