Beau Lamarre-Condon's defence lawyer reveals twist in the case - as text sent by accused killer three days after the alleged murders emerges

Lawyers for accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon have revealed they expect mental health will feature in his case - as a text exchange he shared with a stranger in the days after the alleged killings can be revealed. Lawyers for accused double murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon have revealed they expect mental health will feature in his case Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies were both killed in February The lawyer said he would investigate rumours among police that Lamarre-Condon acted in a strange manner or made odd comments in the weeks before the alleged killings. Lamarre-Condon reportedly sold a boat party ticket three days after the alleged murders, shortly before police allege he was moved the bodies from a remote farm in NSW's Southern Tablelands to a lonely bush grave in Bungonia. Lamarre-Condon reportedly sold a boat party ticket three days after the alleged murders, shortly before police allege he was moving the bodies from a remote farm in NSW's Southern Tablelands to a lonely bush grave in Bungonia At 7am on February 22 Lamarre-Condon received a message from someone enquiring about a $160 boat party ticket he was selling.