Family of victim cries in court as triple-zero call played at Lamarre-Condon double-murder trial
The NSW Supreme Court heard audio of an emergency call made from victim Luke Davies's phone on the morning he and partner Jesse Baird were allegedly killed by a police officer.
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The family of Luke Davies cried in court as audio of a triple-zero emergency call was played during the double-murder trial of former New South Wales police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, according to the Guardian.
The call was reportedly placed from Davies's phone on the morning he and his partner, Jesse Baird, were allegedly murdered. The recording was played before the NSW Supreme Court on Friday as part of proceedings in the high-profile trial.
Lamarre-Condon, a former police officer, faces double-murder charges over the deaths of Davies and Baird. The case has drawn significant public attention in Australia given the defendant's background in law enforcement and the circumstances surrounding the alleged killings.
Court proceedings in the trial have included emotional moments for the victims' families as evidence is presented, with Friday's session centered on the emergency call audio. Further details of the call's contents, and how prosecutors are using it to build their case, were not fully specified in available reporting.
The trial is ongoing, and proceedings are expected to continue as the court hears further evidence. Australian media have been providing rolling coverage of the case given its prominence, including through live blog updates on each day's developments.
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- Beau Lamarre-Condon trial: victim’s family cries as double-murder trial hears triple-zero call — The Guardian — World
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