Bloodied belongings of Sydney couple found days after alleged deaths

Summarised from 2 outlets · 5 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 13:01 · Archive

Bloodied belongings of a Sydney couple were allegedly found in a skip bin days after their deaths.

Bloodied items belonging to a Sydney couple were allegedly discovered in a skip bin days after the couple's deaths, according to evidence presented to a jury. A greenkeeper reported finding the items. More than 100 photographs of the allegedly bloodied belongings have been released as part of court proceedings.

The discovery came several days after the couple died. An ex-police officer has been linked to allegations relating to their deaths, though specific details of the charges and the officer's identity were not detailed in the available reporting.

How it is being reported

• Photos released of Sydney couple’s bloodied belongings found in skip bin days after ex-cop allegedly killed themThe West Australian · 1 Oct, 01:42
• Photos released of Sydney couple’s bloodied belongings found in skip bin days after ex-cop allegedly killed themPerth Now · 1 Oct, 01:41
• Beau Lamarre-Condon: Photos released of Sydney couple’s bloodied belongings found in skip bin days after ex-cop allegedly killed themThe West Australian · 1 Oct, 01:41
• ‘I think it’s blood’: Greenkeeper allegedly found items belonging to Sydney couple days after their deathsThe West Australian · 29 Sept, 03:45
• ‘I think it’s blood’: Greenkeeper allegedly found items belonging to Sydney couple days after their deathsPerth Now · 29 Sept, 03:44

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