31岁的前警察Beau Lamarre-Condon因涉嫌于2024年2月19日在Paddington住所用警务枪支射杀电视主持人Jesse Baird和航空公司员工Luke Davies而受审1。被告被控两项谋杀罪和一项非法入侵罪，对所有指控均不认罪1。
法庭在由法官Justice Natalie Adams主持的审理中展示了包含血迹、变形子弹和清理现场物品的犯罪现场照片1。其中门上的弹孔直到7月时才被发现，之前已被用腻子修补并被挂钩遮盖1。检控方指控被告在杀害两名受害人后销毁了证据，垃圾箱内发现了沾血的白T恤、首饰、床单、AFL裁判旗帜以及含有Davies乘务员卡的钱包等物品1。
此外，垃圾箱中卫衣上的血迹鞋印与Bungonia修道院附近发现的鞋印相符1。辩方主张被告出于自卫开枪，随后因惊恐而清理了现场1。
A 31-year-old former Australian police officer, Beau Lamarre-Condon, is on trial for the alleged murders of television presenter Jesse Baird and airline employee Luke Davies on February 19, 2024, at a residence in Paddington, New South Wales.1 The defendant faces two counts of murder and one count of breaking and entering, and has pleaded not guilty to all charges.1
The prosecution presented crime scene photographs to the court depicting the alleged aftermath of the shootings, including blood-stained materials, deformed bullets, and items recovered during the investigation.1 Among the evidence were over 100 photographs of items found in rubbish bins, containing blood-stained white t-shirts, jewelry, bedding, AFL umpiring flags, and a wallet belonging to Davies bearing his airline crew card.1 A bullet hole discovered on a door—which had previously been filled with putty and concealed with a hook—was only identified in July.1 Bloodstained shoe prints on clothing recovered from the bins matched impressions found near Bungonia monastery, according to forensic evidence.1
The prosecution alleges that Lamarre-Condon used a police-issued firearm to commit the shootings and subsequently destroyed evidence.1 The defense contends that the defendant discharged the weapon in self-defense and cleared the crime scene out of panic.1 Justice Natalie Adams is presiding over the trial.1
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