‘Trying to get back into a positive mindset’: court hears voice notes Beau Lamarre-Condon sent day after alleged murders
Recordings from police officer to man he’d met on dating app include one in which Lamarre-Condon states: ‘I’m in bed … not feeling the best’ Beau Lamarre-Condon said he was trying to “get back into a positive mindset” in voice notes he sent in the days after he allegedly killed two men in a Sydney terrace. The recordings were sent to a man he had met on a dating app and played to the jury in his…
Voice notes exchanged between Beau Lamarre-Condon and a man he met on a dating app shed light on his mental state following the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. In the recordings, Lamarre-Condon, 31, claimed to be feeling unwell and struggling to get back into a positive mindset in the days after the February 19, 2024 double murder in Sydney.
He stated he was not feeling well, had recently undergone a minor surgery, and had cancelled plans for the following weekend due to his health concerns. The man also noted Lamarre-Condon's removal of his Instagram account and his decision to shut down all social media, claiming it was a mental break. His defence team argues that the murders were committed in self-defense during two separate struggles with Lamarre-Condon. The trial continues before Justice Natalie Adams.
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