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Accused Murderer Claimed Pseudonym SIM Card Was for Workplace Bullying Probes
Beau Lamarre-Condon testified in his murder trial that a SIM card purchased under a fake name was meant to gather evidence on police bullying rather than connect to the killings.
Beau Lamarre-Condon, a former police officer on trial for the murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, took the witness stand to defend his purchase of a SIM card under the pseudonym 'Bob Ballard' a month before the fatal shootings. He stated that he acquired the card to compile statements regarding workplace bullying by a sergeant and planned to take the information to the media without risking professional repercussions. During cross-examination, crown prosecutor Brett Hatfield questioned Lamarre-Condon regarding his contacts and why he did not simply use encrypted messaging applications on his personal phone. Lamarre-Condon maintained that the communications were unrelated to the charges he currently faces, while the trial continues before Justice Natalie Adams.
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