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Five hours of CCTV shown in Lamarre-Condon murder trial
Court releases footage of the accused's movements after the alleged shooting of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in Sydney.
In brief
Court releases footage of the accused's movements after the alleged shooting of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in Sydney. A NSW court released nearly five hours of CCTV showing Beau Lamarre-Condon's alleged movements and cover-up attempts after he is accused of shooting Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on February nineteen…
Court releases five hours of CCTV
A NSW court released nearly five hours of CCTV footage showing Beau Lamarre-Condon's movements after the alleged double murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on February nineteen, twenty twenty-four.
Accused pleads not guilty, claims self-defence
The thirty-one-year-old former police officer has pleaded not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court and is arguing self-defence, claiming the two men died during separate struggles involving his police pistol.
Tuesday: Bunnings trip and sushi
The day after the alleged murders, Lamarre-Condon visited Bunnings in Alexandria for gumboots, a drill, hi-vis clothing and dust masks. He made stops at ATMs and had sushi with a male friend in Cronulla.
Wednesday: Hospital visit and hardware supplies
Lamarre-Condon was dropped by Uber at St Vincent's Private Hospital early in the morning for a minor procedure.
Drive to Goulburn with Elizabeth Kennedy
In the afternoon, Lamarre-Condon picked up a friend known as Elizabeth Kennedy in a white van.She testified the vehicle smelled lemony and had a blue tarp in the back.
Farm visit and suspicious behaviour
At a farm with dams near Goulburn, Lamarre-Condon asked Kennedy to pay for an angle grinder at Bunnings.He claimed he knew the owners and needed to break in to save cattle.
“I just thought he was up to something.”
Kennedy left at gate during dark hours
Kennedy was left at the gate for thirty to forty minutes while Lamarre-Condon drove towards a dam.She had a panic attack, hyperventilating and crying.
“I was hyperventilating and crying.”
Return drive and cryptic comments
Kennedy described the return to Sydney as an awful drive because it was freezing.Lamarre-Condon made cryptic comments about her medication, nightmares and suicide.
Defence challenges Kennedy's account
Defence counsel John Stratton SC suggested Lamarre-Condon had called Kennedy on Signal, told her about the deaths and asked if he should go to police.Kennedy denied replying that they had to hide the bodies.
Kennedy's final phone call claim
Kennedy testified she repeatedly tried to call Lamarre-Condon the following day wanting answers about his behaviour after seeing news of Baird's disappearance.
“If I can't go to Europe with you I'm so sorry, I love you.”
Trial continues into sixth week
The trial, now in its fifth week, continues on Friday.The prosecution alleges Lamarre-Condon unsuccessfully attempted to sink the men's bodies in the dam using cement and weights.
What matters most
A NSW court released nearly five hours of CCTV showing Beau Lamarre-Condon's alleged movements and cover-up attempts after he is accused of shooting Jesse Baird and Luke Davies on February nineteen, twenty twenty-four.
