The mother of alleged murderer Beau Lamarre-Condon has been arrested and charged with allegedly perverting the course of justice.
Beau, a former police officer, is accused of murdering Sydney couple Luke Davies and Jesse Baird in 2024.
Authorities allege Coleen attempted to persuade a witness to change their evidence in her son’s murder trial.
She will remain in custody until she fronts court in May.
Background
Police began investigating the disappearance of Baird and Davies in mid-February 2024 after neighbours reported hearing gunshots from Baird’s inner-Sydney home.
Following a search, Beau handed himself in to police and was later charged with murder.
The bodies of Baird and Davies were later found at a rural property in Bungonia, near the regional city of Goulburn.
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Arrest
On Wednesday, NSW Police said Coleen Lamarre was arrested in Sydney’s inner west and refused bail.
She was charged with attempting to influence a witness to change their evidence.
The matter was before the court on Thursday, where her lawyers did not apply for bail. She is expected to remain in custody for the next fortnight.
Beau's trial
Beau, 30, faces two counts of murder and one count of break and enter.
He has been in custody since his arrest in 2024 after being refused bail.
His trial is set to be held in the Supreme Court in September.
