00:00 A terrace on Brown Street in Paddington has been declared a crime scene.
00:06 It's the home of 26-year-old Jesse Baird, a former producer and presenter at Channel
00:10 10.
00:11 Police say neither Mr Baird nor his 28-year-old boyfriend, Qantas flight attendant Luke Davies,
00:16 who lived at Waterloo, have been seen since Monday.
00:20 An investigation was launched yesterday afternoon after belongings, including credit cards,
00:24 were found in a skip bin at Grunalla by a worker disposing of rubbish.
00:29 Police have found blood in the bin and they've located a phone.
00:32 When police arrived at the Paddington residence yesterday, they found blood inside.
00:36 They say it was an amount consistent with a serious or fatal wound.
00:40 Police say there were also signs of a scuffle, with furniture having been moved.
00:44 Officers have seized two cars from Paddington and a third from an undisclosed location.
00:49 They say two of the cars belonged to Mr Baird and one to Mr Davies.
00:54 Police say witnesses heard shouting in Paddington on Monday morning.
00:57 It was described as a verbal argument.
01:00 Police say one person was still using social media on Tuesday night.
01:04 Police are trying to piece together their final movements using bank statements and
01:08 phone records.
01:09 "That person was still, was using social media on Tuesday evening.
01:14 If he is still using social media, please contact police on 1800 333 000.
01:21 If someone, and any of the friends of Luke or Jesse, they were quite active on social
01:25 media.
01:26 If any of their friends know of their whereabouts, please contact us so we can speak to that
01:30 person or to them."
01:32 Officers have not ruled out the involvement of a third person.
01:35 Anyone with information is urged to contact police.
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