Overview
- Lamarre-Condon addressed the NSW Supreme Court via video, saying he is remorseful and asked the record to note an earlier offer to plead guilty to manslaughter over Jesse Baird only.
- He kept his not-guilty pleas to two domestic-violence-related murder charges and one count of aggravated break and enter.
- He alleged serious misconduct by NSW Police investigators and said the DPP was partly complicit, while stating he opposes any suppression orders.
- The court listed a trial start of 21 September 2026 with an estimated two to three months, and the brief of evidence names more than 200 witnesses.
- Prosecutors allege he used a police-issued Glock to kill Baird and Luke Davies in February 2024 and hid their bodies in surfboard bags before dumping them at a rural property.