Police and prosecutors present photographs and exhibits to jurors in the trial of Beau Lamarre-Condon, including images taken at key locations. Several reports say the material shown includes items photographed in a skip bin at Cronulla, along with other evidence introduced during the hearing.
Multiple outlets report that the trial features images released publicly, depicting possessions and items authorities allege were linked to the case. ABC Australia also describes photos of possessions as well as blood-stained bedding and clothing that were allegedly found in the skip bin and shown to the jury.
The outlets broadly align on what is being shown in court—photographic evidence taken at key locations, including the skip-bin material and additional related items. Differences between the reports are mainly in emphasis, with some focusing on the housemate’s discovery and the public release of images, while ABC highlights the specific categories of evidence, such as blood-stained bedding and clothing.
