New images released over linked cold case murders
“Twenty-four years have passed and relationships and loyalties change. People who may once have been afraid to speak may no longer feel that way.”
Queensland Police have released images of two men in a bid to solve a 24-year-old cold case involving the murders of two individuals along the NSW-Queensland border. A $1 million reward has been offered for information leading to the conviction of suspects in the murders. Detectives released forensic artist impressions of the two men, believed to be linked to the deaths of 45-year-old Iain Stewart Hogg and 67-year-old Frederick Hugh Rosson.
Both victims were reportedly murdered on separate occasions in 2002. Hogg's body may have been thrown into the Tweed River near the mouth, while Rosson was shot dead at his residence in Mount Nathan. Police do not believe the victims knew each other or were involved in any criminal activity.
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