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Court hears evidence about items found near Baird and Davies' bodies
A court in New South Wales heard evidence about the deaths of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.
Beau Lamarre-Condon is accused of killing the two men.
Investigators found their bodies in Bungonia, south of Sydney.
The court heard that a pile of clothing and household items was found nearby, including blood-stained sheets, towels and a high-visibility jacket.
Police also found a rental-car tag bearing Lamarre-Condon's name, and items that prosecutors say carried his fingerprints or DNA.
Baird's cut-up driver's licence and passport were found with his wallet among the items.
The case is being heard in court, where jurors have also been shown evidence about the men's bodies.
A court heard evidence about items found near the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies in Bungonia, south of Sydney.
Former senior constable Greg Moon told the court that clothing, blood-stained bedsheets and other items were found in a pile near the bodies.
Investigators also found items allegedly bearing Beau Lamarre-Condon’s fingerprints or DNA, including a packet of plastic coveralls and a high-vis hoodie.
Baird’s cut-up driver’s licence and passport, along with his wallet, were found among the pile of bedsheets and clothes.
The court was also shown images of the contents of Baird’s wallet and a Budget rental tag bearing Lamarre-Condon’s name.
- Who
- Beau Lamarre-Condon is accused of murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. Former senior constable Greg Moon gave evidence about items found near their bodies.
- What
- The court heard evidence about clothing, linen and other items found near the bodies, including some allegedly bearing Lamarre-Condon’s fingerprints or DNA.
- When
- The court hearing was reported on October 12, 2026. The date the items were found is not stated.
- Where
- Near the bodies in Bungonia, south of Sydney.
- Why
- The evidence was presented in court in the case concerning the deaths of Baird and Davies.
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Photos of Jesse Baird’s bullet wound were shown to the jury.
Bunnings receipts found near the bodies matched purchases Lamarre-Condon made.
- Location
- Bungonia, south of Sydney
- Victims
- Jesse Baird and Luke Davies
- Rental tag
- A Budget car rental tag bearing Beau Lamarre-Condon’s name
- Wallet contents
- Baird’s driver’s licence and passport had been cut into several pieces
- Evidence
- Investigators found a packet of plastic coveralls allegedly bearing Lamarre-Condon’s fingerprint
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