The tattooed and dreadlocked sister of Beau Lamarre-Condon was the accused killer cop’s trusty sidekick when the pair chased celebrities across Sydney, Daily Mail can reveal.
Jamila Lamarre-Condon, 25, was frequently seen alongside her brother at celebrity haunts as the Hollywood-obsessed siblings stalked stars for selfies to post on social media.
But she has now wiped her Facebook posts after she was confronted by a neighbour of one of the men her brother is alleged to have murdered – after she made a bizarre request as detectives were searching for their bodies.
Beau Lamarre-Condon, 28, has been charged with killing Channel Ten reporter Jesse Baird, 26, and his Qantas flight attendant boyfriend Luke Davies, 29, at Mr Baird’s rented terrace in Paddington, in Sydney’s east, last Monday.
The NSW Police senior constable is alleged to have shot the pair dead with his Glock service pistol before driving 180km south with a female acquaintance – who is not Jamila – to hide the bodies near Bungonia, in the Southern Tablelands.
Lamarre-Condon and his female passenger are alleged to have stopped off to buy an angle grinder and padlock before the cop used the tool to access a private road at a remote property peppered with dams.
Jamila Lamarre-Condon, 25, was frequently seen with her brother Beau Lamarre-Condon (pictured together) at celebrity haunts as the pair chased celebrities for selfies
Jamila Lamarre-Condon (pictured with Harry Styles) was the alleged killer cop’s trusty sidekick when the pair chased celebrities across Sydney
Beau Lamarre-Condon, 28, has been charged with killing Channel Ten presenter Jesse Baird, 26, (right) and his flight attendant boyfriend Luke Davies, 29, (left) at Mr Baird’s rented terrace in Paddington, in Sydney’s east, last Monday
Detectives allege he left the female acquaintance alone for 30 minutes while he drove off in the van to dispose of the bodies before returning to Sydney with her.
Police have refused to identify the female passenger but insist she is an innocent party who is helping the investigation and was unaware of what Lamarre-Condon was allegedly doing.
He is now in Silverwater jail awaiting trial after detectives finally discovered the bodies stuffed into surf bags and buried in a shallow grave under rocks and debris in rugged bush on Tuesday.
A family of celebrity chasers
Tattooed and dreadlocked Jamila Lamarre-Condon is seen in her Facebook profile picture
Before Lamarre-Condon joined NSW Police in 2019, he was renowned around Sydney for chasing celebrities and posting selfies with the stars.
Now close friends have revealed he was often joined by his sister Jamila as the pair stalked celebrities, including Katy Perry and Harry Styles.
The brother and sister were said to be inseparable and often spotted around Sydney hoping to ambush celebrities.
‘They used to chase all the boy bands and pop stars like 1D and Justin Bieber,’ said one close friend.
‘They would go out two or three times a week. Between actors and musicians, they went to meet everyone who was in town.’
The friend said Lamarre-Condon would even interview his sister about the celebrities for videos on his star gossip website ThatsTheTea.com.
He added: ‘Jamila was nice and quiet.
‘It was a like a typical brother-sister relationship – he was always bossy and controlling… and they would fight with each other all the time.’
Another celebrity stalker who knew the pair added: ‘They used to be big on the chasing scene back in the old days.
‘You would often see them out together. I don’t think they are as close these days as they used to be.
‘She had kids and has a family now – and so she stopped chasing celebrities but Beau just kept going.’
Brother and sister Beau and Jamila Lamarre-Condon (pictured) were brought up by their single mother Coleen in Kirrawee and Grays Point, in Sydney’s south
NSW Police senior Constable Beau Lamarre-Condon (pictured with singer Katy Perry, who is not connected with the investigation in any way) is alleged to have driven 180km south with a female acquaintance to hide the bodies near driven Bungonia in the Southern Tablelands
The Lamarre-Condon siblings grew up together in this home in Sydney’s Grays Point
The siblings grew up together with their single mum Coleen in Kirrawee and Grays Point, in Sydney’s south.
At one stage, Jamila was working at the McDonald’s at Sydney Airport before a brief move to London where she met a partner and is said to have had a child.
She returned to and worked for NSW Police as a radio disptacher but was dismissed after refusing to be vaccinated against Covid.
She is said to have told police the vaccine was ‘unsafe’, ‘not effective’ and placed her life and health in danger.
Ms Lamarre-Condon is currently registered as living at a unit in Zetland, in the city’s inner-south, but joined the Facebook community group for Nimbin, the hippy commune town 750km north of Sydney, on Monday.
Bizarre online request alleged killer’s sister made
As police divers scoured the remote dams of Bungonia in vain for any trace of the missing men while detectives searched nearby bushland, Ms Lamarre-Condon made a bizarre request online.
She asked the group for advice on clearing an acre of bush which was overgrown with grass and weeds.
But when she was challenged about her relationship to her brother, heavily tattooed and dreadlocked Ms Lamarre-Condon deleted her post and locked down her Facebook account.
She had only joined the Nimbin group on the Monday she made her post, but coincidentally it was spotted by a neighbour of Mr Baird’s.
‘It seemed strange to me that she was posting about something so insignificant, days after her brother was charged with double murder,’ said the neighbour.
‘I responded to the comment saying, “Aren’t you Beau’s sister?” to which she quickly deleted the post.
‘She deleted the post as soon as I asked about Beau. I’m not sure why I confronted her but I was just really surprised at her post.’
Jamila Lamarre-Condon made a bizarre request online when she asked the group for advice on clearing an acre of bush that was overgrown with grass and weeds (pictured)
A NSW Police spokesman declined to comment and added: ‘That is not information we have or are aware of and are unable to confirm.’
Daily Mail is not suggesting Jamila Lamarre-Condon was in any way involved in her brother’s alleged crimes.
Daily Mail has attempted to contact Ms Lamarre-Condon about her relationship with her brother.