Police Investigation Launched into Missing Qantas Attendant and Former TV Presenter

A large police investigation has been initiated following the discovery of bloodied clothing in a skip bin behind Club Cronulla, raising concerns for the whereabouts of Qantas flight attendant Luke Davies and former Ten presenter Jesse Baird.

The clothing, along with credit cards, keys, and a mobile phone, was found by a worker at the club in Cronulla, prompting authorities to search for the missing individuals.

Upon investigating Baird’s residence in Paddington, law enforcement officers uncovered a significant amount of blood and signs of a disturbance, indicating a potential incident at the location.

According to neighbors, an argument was heard emanating from the Paddington address on Monday morning, which has now been designated a crime scene.

Davies and Baird were last seen together on Monday, with their current whereabouts unknown, leading to intensifying efforts by the police to locate them.

The pair’s social media accounts depict them attending a Pink concert in Sydney, visiting Palm Beach, and embarking on a trip to the Hunter Valley in recent weeks.

Baird’s tenure at Ten, where he worked on shows such as Totally Wild and Studio Ten, ended in January, adding further intrigue to the investigation.

Both the missing persons registry and the homicide squad have been mobilized to assist in resolving the case, with authorities seizing vehicles from multiple locations as part of their inquiries.

As the investigation progresses, police are focusing on Davies and Baird as the primary subjects of interest while keeping all avenues open to determine the circumstances surrounding their disappearance.

Efforts to track the individuals down involve analyzing CCTV footage and employing phone data triangulation techniques, underscoring the comprehensive nature of the search operation.