After over a week of looking into the claimed killings of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, alleged killer cop Beau Lamarre-Condon has “finally” complied with homicide investigators, according to the police.
This afternoon, homicide investigators discovered what they think to be Baird and Davies’ bodies at a rural Bungonia property.
After obtaining legal advice, Lamarre-Condon gave detectives at Silverwater Jail information regarding the whereabouts of the remains at 11 a.m., according to authorities.
Detective Superintendent Danny Doherty told the media, “Detectives went to Silverwater Jail and spoke with the accused. As a result, he provided assistance to the investigation and was able to provide a location of where Luke and Jesse were.”
After being detained and charged for the killings on Friday, Lamarre-Condon has been refusing to help detectives find the bodies, according to a statement released by the police on Monday.
Assistant Commissioner Michael Fitzgerald stated this afternoon, “This is the first time he has willingly told us information. There was an attempted interview with him (when we) charged him.”
“The accused finally obtained legal counsel this morning and we were subsequently straight out to jail and asked for his assistance.”
About 20 minutes from the location where police had previously set up a crime scene, at 1pm, human remains connected to the inquiry were discovered at a Bungonia property.
Two surf bags containing human remains were found along the property’s fence line, according to the police.
They added that throughout the discovery, more items pertinent to the inquiry were discovered.
Following the finding of bloodied materials in a waste bin outside Club Cronulla on Wednesday, police stated they had serious concerns for Baird and Davies.
