Beau Lamarre-Condon's DNA found on helmet and jacket, jury hears
Two keys found near the bodies matched the front doors of Jesse Baird's home.
Beau Lamarre-Condon is accused of killing Jesse Baird and Luke Davies at Baird's Paddington home. The jury has been told Mr Lamarre-Condon's DNA was found on a high-vis jacket and inside a motorcycle helmet.
Bloodstains on the clothing returned a positive result for the DNA of Luke Davies. Two keys found near the bodies matched the front doors of Jesse Baird's home.
Earlier CCTV shows Mr Lamarre-Condon in a high-vis jacket and helmet on Mr Baird's street. Barrister John Stratton SC earlier told the jury he went in disguise to collect belongings and avoid meeting Jesse.
Mr Lamarre-Condon, 31, is arguing self-defence in the NSW Supreme Court. The jury was earlier told Mr Lamarre-Condon allegedly swapped his Tesla for a Mazda hired under his mother's name.
- February 19, 2024
- Alleged murder date
- 31
- Accused's age
- NSW Supreme Court
- Court
- Eight days later
- Bodies found
Why it mattersThe jury will decide the murder charges, and whether Mr Lamarre-Condon's self-defence argument holds.
AustraliaThe verdict will decide the case of a former NSW police officer accused of murder.
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