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The bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies remained hidden for days under a mound of dirt on a quiet gravel road; Detectives likely passed by the site several times while investigating a nearby location during their week-long search for the two men.
His remains were unearthed Tuesday, more than a week after his alleged murder at the hands of Beau Lamarre-Condon, who ultimately decided to cooperate with police behind bars after speaking with a lawyer..
Mr Lamarre-Condon, who was a senior NSW Police constable at the time of the alleged double murder but has since been stood down from service without pay, is accused of using his police-issued Glock pistol to shoot the couple on Baird’s rental terrace in Paddington, in Sydney’s inner suburbs, on February 19.
The two men’s bloodied clothes were allegedly thrown into a bin in Cronulla, almost 30 kilometers away, before their bodies were hidden in surfboard bags.
Police allege that Lamarre-Condon rented a white Toyota HiAce van at Sydney Airport and drove the bodies about 180 kilometers southwest of Sydney to the small town of Bungonia, in the Southern Tablelands, and buried them in a shallow grave next to to a fence. on Jerrara Road.
Jesse Baird (left) and Luke Davies (right) were allegedly murdered on February 19.
Their bodies were allegedly buried under a mound of earth (pictured, to the right of the police officer) along a road in Bungonia. Police had unknowingly walked past the bodies several times earlier in the week during a search at another property about 20 minutes south.
The temporary tomb was more of a gravel niche next to the entrance to the church of the Holy Greek Orthodox Monastery of Saint Fanourios.
Police had unknowingly walked past the bodies several times earlier in the week during a search at another property about 20 minutes to the south.
A team of police spent Wednesday combing the bush surrounding the site looking for evidence, with the help of a sniffer dog, pickaxes and rakes.
As part of the investigation, several objects found near the bodies have been collected.
Mr. Baird’s heartbroken relatives, who traveled to the area from the interstate, visited the scene under police guard Tuesday night.
Relatives spent about 15 minutes with Mr. Baird’s body before leaving.
Beau Lamarre-Condon (pictured) is accused of shooting dead TV presenter Jesse Baird and her flight attendant boyfriend Luke Davies.
Meanwhile, Baird and Davies’ devastated friends gathered on Brontë Beach for a vigil.
The bodies were then taken to Lidcombe mortuary in western Sydney while detectives remained at the scene in Bungonia.
Lamarre-Condon handed himself in to Bondi police station on Thursday last week, before being charged with two counts of murder on Friday.
Police found the remains at 1pm on Tuesday and contacted the families of Baird and Davies moments later.
Lamarre-Condon’s The matter is before the courts.