Jesse Baird’s housemate did not know surfboard bags contained bodies when she took photo, court hears
During the murder trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon, a housemate testified that she photographed bags containing the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies without realizing their contents. She assumed the leaking red liquid was rust from outdoor furniture.
Why it matters
This testimony provides critical context regarding the timeline and discovery of a high-profile murder case involving a police officer.
Beau Lamarre-Condon seated in the dock during his trial for the alleged murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Photograph: Rocco Fazzari/AAP Beau Lamarre-Condon seated in the dock during his trial for the alleged murder of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Photograph: Rocco Fazzari/AAP Australia news Jesse Baird’s housemate did not know surfboard bags contained bodies when she took photo, court hears Housemate tells court she saw the bags oozing red liquid she assumed was furniture rust
Prefer the Guardian on Google Jesse Baird’s housemate didn’t know she was looking at bags with Baird and his partner’s dead bodies, when she took a photo of oozing surfboard covers the night of their alleged murders, a court has heard.
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