Trial hears Lamarre-Condon accessed Baird's phone before alleged killing
Beau Lamarre-Condon accessed Jesse Baird's phone and monitored his messages in the months before the alleged shooting.
A Sydney murder trial heard Beau Lamarre-Condon accessed Jesse Baird's phone and monitored his social media. Lamarre-Condon photographed a private Instagram message.
In it, Baird said they were not in a relationship. Lamarre-Condon shared it with a police colleague.
Lamarre-Condon then deleted other men's contacts from Baird's phone. He used Instagram features to discourage romantic rivals.
Court evidence showed Lamarre-Condon grew more focused after the break-up. Lamarre-Condon has pleaded not guilty to two murder counts.
His lawyers claim self-defence. The Crown says his obsessive, jealous feelings led to the deaths of Baird and his new boyfriend Luke Davies in February 2024.
- February 2024, Paddington, Sydney
- Alleged murders
- April 2023 Instagram message
- Relationship clarity
- 160 dollars
- Florist replica cost
- Lamarre-Condon knew Baird's passcode
- Phone access
Why it mattersThe evidence shows patterns of control and jealousy. Prosecutors say these feelings motivated the alleged double murder.
AustraliaA high-profile Sydney trial examining obsessive behaviour and intimate-partner violence.
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