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The article reports on court testimony by Lamarre-Condon regarding his relationship with Jesse Baird, including bank records of transactions at LGBT+ club Universal and emotional testimony about suicide attempts and Baird's death.
Lamarre-Condon speaking
The accused says he met Baird in October 2022.
Bank records both Baird and Lamarre-Condon made transactions at LGBT+ club Universal on October 21.
"We didn't start romantically dating until December," he says.
"Meeting up with someone for a sexual encounter is very different from going on a date," he says.
They would meet at his house, and in December they would meet up "often", less so the month before, he says.
"We were definitely seeing each other in December."
Tense scenes on Monday
It has been at times tense between Lamarre-Condon and Hatfield, as the Crown prosecutor presses him on his version of events.
The accused on Tuesday was argumentative as Hatfield suggested he was lying on certain recollections and influencing a witness.
He rebutted by saying vital people hadn't been brought before the court, and claimed the jury hadn't been shown key moments in evidence.
At other points, Lamarre-Condon would tear up and become emotional as he spoke about suicide attempts and Jesse Baird's death.
What went down yesterday
Missed out on Monday's cross-examination?
Sydney reporter Phoebe Pin recapped what happened in court here:

Beau Lamarre-Condon, a former police officer accused of fatally shooting TV presenter Jesse Baird and Luke Davies with his police service weapon in Sydney on 19 February 2024, denied being “obsessed” with Baird during cross-examination at the NSW Supreme Court, saying he liked Baird for who he was as a person.
An inquest into the May 24, 2024 double murder-suicide in Perth heard that Mark Bombara shot Jennifer Petelczyc and her daughter Gretl before killing himself, after years of domestic violence and coercive control against his estranged wife Rowena. Friend Allan Maher testified Bombara bought cable ties and a rain jacket before driving past him at 140 km/h to the victims' home, where he restrained and killed the women as they pleaded for their lives.
A WA Police officer wore an obscene patch reading "FOLD C**TS" while arresting a 16-year-old in Geraldton in September 2024, and allegedly offered the teenager bail in exchange for information. Body-worn camera footage obtained by the ABC via FOI shows the officer turning off his camera and obscuring his colleague's camera. WA Police said its internal affairs unit investigated and served Costello a managerial notice.
British actor and comedian Russell Brand has been sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison after being found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault against four women between 2004 and 2009.
Two NSW police officers have been charged following an alleged hit-and-run involving an e-bike rider in Sydney's inner west. The 25-year-old victim was struck by a marked police car on May 12, with officers allegedly failing to stop.
Police have charged one man and another is assisting enquiries after vandalism at war memorials in Cleveland and Hervey Bay, Queensland. A cenotaph pillar was broken at Anzac Park in Cleveland, and a flagpole at the Hervey Bay RSL was rammed three times by a vehicle. Both incidents occurred days before Remembrance Day on November 11.