Jesse Baird and Luke Davies: Why Beau Lamarre-Condon waited days to tell police where he allegedly dumped the bodies

The bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies were found on Tuesday Accused double-murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon waited until he had finally spoken with a lawyer before allegedly telling police where they could find the bodies of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies. NSW Police have alleged that Lamarre-Condon, 28, shot the lovers at Mr Baird's rented home in Paddington, in Sydney's east, at 9.50am last Monday Police believe they have found the bodies of missing men Jesse Baird and Luke Davies It is believed Detective Sergeant Pinazza, the Officer in Charge, and another officer, Detective Chief Inspector Glen Browne, were the cops who visited the accused at Silverwater prison at about 11am on Tuesday. Police revealed on Tuesday they were 'very confident' they had located the bodies of Mr Baird, 26, and Mr Davies, 29, at a property in Bungonia, south of Sydney Lamarre-Condon is alleged to have driven to the Southern Tablelands last Wednesday in a rented van with an acquaintance and bought an angle driver and padlock on the way Before the breakthrough interview at Silverwater prison, investigators had been scouring a remote property in Bungonia earlier in the week, including several dams, but could not find the remains. POLICE TIMELINE OF EVENTS Monday 9.50am: Gunshots heard in Paddington but not reported to police 9.54am: Triple-0 call made from Jesse Baird's phone but it disconnected He rents a white Toyota HiAce van Tuesday Constable Beau Lamarre-Condon makes partial admissions about his role in the deaths of Mr Baird and Mr Davies to a former police officer Wednesday 11am: Bloodied belongings of Mr Davies and Mr Baird found in skip bin in Cronulla Around midday, Constable Lamarre-Condon heads south of Sydney to the Southern Tablelands area with a female acquaintance He stops at a store in Goulburn and buys an angle grinder and a padlock He then buys weights and torches He leaves the acquaintance at the gate of a rural property while he drives off for about 30 minutes Thursday 4.30am Constable Lamarre-Condon leaves the Bungonia area and heads to Newcastle where he uses a hose to clean the rented HiAce van Friday 5am He leaves Newcastle and drives to Grays Point, in the city's south 10.39am Constable Lamarre-Condon hands himself into police 2pm: He is charged with two counts of murder and refuses to cooperate with police Monday Police divers search several dams at a remote property in Bungonia, 180km south of Sydney, without finding any trace of the missing men Tuesday Two more crime scenes are sealed off at Grays Point, near Cronulla in Sydney's south, close to Lamarre-Condon's childhood home and at a location in the Royal National Park 11am: Lamarre-Condon agrees to speak to detectives and assist them in the hunt for the bodies 1pm: Two bodies stuffed into surf bags and partially hidden by rocks and debris are located 20 minutes' drive away from the Bungonia dams that were searched on Monday. A timeline outlined by NSW Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson on Monday alleged Lamarre-Condon, 28, shot the couple at Mr Baird's home in Paddington, in Sydney's east, at 9.50am last Monday.