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Police charged a 32-year-old man with murder after discovering the body of a 65-year-old man during a welfare check in Woodridge on Tuesday morning around 7am. The accused was apprehended later that evening at Beenleigh and is scheduled to appear before the court today. Detective Inspector Ian Glapin emphasized that while an arrest has been made, investigations are still ongoing to determine the precise…
Man charged with murder after body found in Logan unit →How it changed
- 6 Oct
A man has been charged with murder after police found a 65-year-old man's body in a unit south of Brisbane on Tuesday.
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6 Oct Man charged with murder after body with ‘obvious injury’ found in unit
Sydney Morning Herald
6 Oct Man charged with murder after horror discovery of a body found inside a Queensland unit
Daily Mail6 Oct Man charged with murder after body found in Logan unitPolice charged a 32-year-old man with murder after discovering the body of a 65-year-old man during a welfare check in Woodridge on Tuesday morning around 7am. The accused was apprehended later that evening at Beenleigh and is scheduled to appear before the court today. Detective Inspector Ian Glapin emphasized that while an arrest has been made, investigations are still ongoing to determine the precise…ABC News (AU)
6 Oct Police on the scene after body found in unit
Sydney Morning Herald
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