Blake Davis spotted wearing electronic ankle monitor in Blue Mountains

Sporting an electronic ankle monitor, accused Samurai sword killer Blake Davis has been getting on with life with his lover and co-accused Hannah Quinn in the Blue Mountains.

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Sporting an electronic ankle monitor, accused Samurai sword killer Blake Davis has been getting on with life with his lover and co-accused Hannah Quinn.

Davis, 29, and Quinn, 24, are allowed to live together in his mother’s Blue Mountains house, despite attempts to separate the pair by prosecutors and Quinn’s own mother.

In the past week, Davis was spotted reporting to a local police station on bail with the ankle monitor above his yellow thongs.

Blake Davis in the Blue Mountains wearing his ankle monitor. Picture: John Grainger

He has been reporting to a police station daily as part of his bail conditions. Picture: John Grainger

David was spotted dropping his girlfriend Hannah Quinn off at Springwood train station. Picture: John Grainger

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In the past week, the pair were out and about, with Davis dropping his girlfriend outside Springwood train station.

His electronic ankle monitor was in full view as he attended the local police station as part of his daily bail obligations.

A magistrate approved Quinn’s application on January 15, to move in with Davis despite strenuous objections from prosecutors who have tried to stop the pair having any interaction.

Quinn’s own mother Megan supplied prosecutors an email detailing her own objection to the arrangement.

Police believe Jett McKee was trying to rob the couple in Forrest Lodge before he was killed.

Davis, who was granted bail in the Supreme Court on November 27, did not comment when approached by The Daily Telegraph.

Police believe Jett McKee was trying to rob the couple in Forest Lodge last August when he punched Davis in the head before running outside where Quinn flung him to the ground and Davis allegedly fatally swung the Samurai sword.

The crime scene following the incident. Picture: Brook Mitchell/Getty Images

Davis’ release was on heavy conditions — he must wear an electronic ankle monitor, report to police daily and his mother supplied a surety of $493,000.
The couple are due to appear in Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday.