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‘Hey hun’: police colleague messaged Beau Lamarre-Condon on Instagram after alleged murders, court hears

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Trial also hears accused told police he wasn’t ‘avoiding them’ in three-minute call before he turned himself in after allegedly murdering Jesse Baird and Luke Davies A police officer accused of a double murder told police he was not avoiding them despite vanishing for days after the incident, a Sydney court has heard. The court heard police attempted to contact Beau Lamarre-Condon after the alleged murders, with…

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