Jesse Baird, Luke Davies missing: Shocking phone development in the search for cop Beau Lamarre-Condon
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The police officer’s detectives’ phone is looking for a person of interest in the disappearance of a TV reporter and his flight attendant boyfriend has mysteriously turned back on after being turned off during the night.
Officer Beau Lamarre-Condon, 29, is wanted by police for questioning after his ex-boyfriend, former Channel 10 presenter Jesse Baird, 26, and Baird’s new partner Luke Davies, 29, disappeared from Paddington, in Sydney’s east, on Monday evening . .
Police are extremely concerned for the couple’s safety after a significant amount of blood was discovered at Baird’s Paddington mansion. Their belongings were dumped in a skip in Cronulla just after 11am on Wednesday.
Daily Mail Australia can reveal Lamarre-Condon’s phone showed signs of life on Friday morning after being switched off for hours.
Officer Beau Lamarre-Condon (pictured) is wanted for questioning by police after his ex-boyfriend, ex-Channel 10 presenter Jesse Baird and Baird’s new partner Luke Davies disappeared
Former Channel 10 presenter Jesse Baird, 26, and Baird’s new partner Luke Davies, 29, disappeared from Paddington, in Sydney’s east, on Monday evening
Police are looking for a white van (photo) that they believe is driven by Mr Lamarre. It was captured on CCTV (pictured) as they drove past the couple in Paddington on Monday evening
Lamarre-Condon’s WhatsApp showed messages were ‘last seen at 9:55am today’
When Daily Mail Australia tried to contact Lamarre-Condon at 8am, the phone was switched off.
However, the phone has been rolled back and will ring when called, with WhatsApp showing it was last active on the platform at 9.55am on Friday.
A further indication that his phone is in use: text messages sent last night were not received as iMessages. There were separate reports on Friday morning.
It comes as NSW Police launched a citywide search for a white van believed to be driving the celebrity hunter.
There were reports that police were investigating a lead on the van in the Blue Mountains area.
Police raided the Lamarre-Condon family home in Balmain late last night.
At the property in Balmain, in Sydney’s west, family members admitted they were “stressed” on Friday but declined to comment further.
Jesse Baird and Luke Davies are pictured. The police seriously fear for their safety
Before becoming a police officer, Lamarre-Condon was a famous blogger, infamous for taking selfies with stars like Jessica Hart (pictured)
His social media accounts, which feature photos of Beau Lamarre-Condon with celebrities including Taylor Swift (pictured), have all been deactivated
Mr Baird and Mr Davies went missing from the TV producer’s $3 million rental home in Paddington on Monday.
Mr Davies, 29, was with Mr Baird, 26, but the pair then disappeared and Mr Davies’ family were unable to contact him.
CCTV footage from the couple’s last known whereabouts shows them entering Mr Baird’s home late on Monday evening.
The men were captured wandering outside before heading to the back of the terrace. A white van is then seen nearby.
Neither has been seen since, but Mr Baird’s phone appeared to have last been active on WhatsApp on Tuesday evening.
Police late Thursday night raided a Balmain home linked to Lamarre-Condon’s family, where they seized a “number of items.”
Last week, Lamarre-Condon was still taking selfies with stars, including this selfie with Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker
A manhunt was launched after a pile of the couple’s bloodied clothes were found in a large bin in the center of Cronulla in Sydney’s south about 11am on Wednesday.
Police then rushed to Mr Baird’s home in Paddington, where they found a ‘large amount of blood’ and bloodstained furniture.
“Following an investigation, detectives are investigating a line of inquiry in which a third person may be able to assist with the investigation,” police said on Thursday evening.
“Police are currently trying to locate him. Detectives will continue to look at all past relationships and associations.”
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