A former friend testifies in Beau Lamarre-Condon’s double-murder trial that she was “terrified” to go to police after he was arrested on two counts of murder. The court hears the witness became fearful following conversations about what Lamarre-Condon said he would do if a body needed to be disposed of.
In testimony reported by multiple outlets, the friend describes being asked by Lamarre-Condon about how to respond if he told her he had killed someone, in a context linked to a relationship breakdown with one of the alleged victims. The Brisbane Times, The Age and Sydney Morning Herald focus on the witness’s fear and reluctance to report. The West Australian and PerthNow also highlight the alleged question about hiding or disposing of a body and the timing after the breakup.
