The disappearance and suspected homicide of two Queensland men is linked to a private transport depot in suburban Brisbane, police say.<\/p>\n
Detectives are unsure if Lachlan Griffiths and Andrew Walsh knew each other directly, but believe the men moved in the same circles.<\/p>\n
Mr Griffths, 35 was last seen alive in the Brisbane CBD in January before his mother reported him missing on Australia<\/a> Day.<\/p>\n It’s believed he was taken by car with other people to the Coopers Plains depot and his “last signs of life” were recorded about January 16 or 17.<\/p>\n Andrew Christopher Walsh was reported missing by family in the north Queensland town of Mossman in January, however detectives believe the 35-year-old was last seen alive in Logan last November.<\/p>\n Investigations point to him living in southeast Queensland prior to his disappearance.<\/p>\n The transport depot on Musgrave Road has had a crime scene established for several weeks, after a raid on February 14.<\/p>\n A boat and several vehicles have been subject to extensive forensic examination, and police believe the last known movements<\/a> of both men are linked to the property.<\/p>\n “Whether they were kidnapped or attended on their own volition…is part of ongoing investigations,” Acting Detective Inspector Chris Knight said on Monday.<\/p>\n Police are now appealing to anyone with information about the two men to come forward.<\/p>\n