During the court proceedings, Lamarre-Condon—who has pleaded not guilty to murdering the couple—described a plan to disguise himself as a delivery worker. He told the court he spotted a delivery motorcycle and conceived the idea to wear a high-visibility hooded jacket, waterproof pants, and gloves to approach Jesse Baird's door disguised as an UberEats driver without verbal interaction.
Lamarre-Condon expressed regret over the decision while testifying, explaining to the court that he was worried about potential intervention or being perceived as harassing Baird if he knocked on the door directly, noting concerns regarding Apprehended Violence Orders (AVOs) for police officers.
The trial regarding the fatal confrontation continues as legal proceedings examine the testimony and evidence presented in court.
