Law enforcement Officer Billed With Murders

Jesse Baird and Luke Davies knew their suspected assassin.

Human remains thought to belong to the few ended up found out on Feb. 27 after Beaumont Lamarre-Condon—a New South Wales police officer who has been charged with Baird and Davies’ murders—disclosed the site of the bodies. 

In accordance to the BBC, Lamarre-Condon—a 28-12 months-aged senior constable who previously dated Baird—turned himself into authorities on Feb. 23, four times following the few were being documented missing. At a criminal offense scene established up at Baird’s home, police reportedly located a “projectile” matching that of Lamarre-Condon’s function-issued gun. He was subsequently billed with two counts of murder and continues to be in jail just after getting denied bail. He has similarly not entered a plea at this time. 

Though he was in law enforcement custody for days prior to the bodies’ discovery, Lamarre-Condon did not disclose facts to the police less than authorized counsel, in accordance to local station 9 Information. The outlet also documented that in the morning of Feb. 27, Lamarre-Condon transformed his counsel, which is when he cooperated with the authorities. 

E! News has tried to reach authorized counsel for Lamarre-Condon but has not been capable to do so at this time.