Ex-cop Beau Lamarre-Condon told his Supreme Court double murder trial on Friday that “if I wanted to plan a murder … I would have a gun that’s not linked to me”.
The cross-examination of Beau Lamarre-Condon concludes with the alleged killer accusing the prosecution of trying to "mislead" him.
Ex-cop Beau Lamarre-Condon told his Supreme Court double murder trial on Friday that “if I wanted to plan a murder … I would have a gun that’s not linked to me”.
In a fiery end to his cross-examination, Beau Lamarre-Condon has denied the deaths of his former love interest and his new partner were "murder plain and simple".
The former NSW police officer admitted he threw Jesse Baird’s phone off a bridge after his death to destroy evidence that might incriminate him.
Beau Lamarre-Condon sent a message to alleged murder victim Jesse Baird telling him he would not exist after their break-up, a court hears.
The former NSW police officer has told a court he was invited to Jesse Baird’s home in the months before his death. Prosecutors allege it was a break-in.
The former NSW police officer’s double murder trial heard he texted a friend after meeting Baird: “This is the channel 10 reporter guy. Had a great second date.”
The former NSW police officer has told a court he was invited to Jesse Baird’s home in the months before his death. Prosecutors allege it was a break-in.
The former NSW police officer’s double murder trial heard he texted a friend after meeting Baird: “This is the channel 10 reporter guy. Had a great second date.”
The former NSW police officer has denied the prosecution’s allegation that he acted on a plan to “assassinate Jesse Baird” and murdered him and Luke Davies.
The former NSW police officer has denied the prosecution’s allegation that he acted on a plan to “assassinate Jesse Baird” and murdered him and Luke Davies.
Millie Roberts is a digital lead and journalist with the ABC in Sydney. She has previously covered news, politics and social justice across print, radio and online.
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While the ex-cop claims two men accidentally shot themselves, prosecutors allege a jealous execution.
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Beau Lamarre-Condon has taken to the witness box for a second day at his double murder trial in Sydney, describing his account of the fatal shootings of his former partner Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. The 31-year-old has pleaded not guilty.
Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon gave evidence for the first time at his murder trial, detailing his account of what happened at Brown Street on February 2024.
The former NSW police officer dabbed at his eyes with a tissue before telling the 15-person jury he shot Jesse Baird twice.
Former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon admitted to entering Jesse Baird's home and going through his phone in testimony at his double murder trial.