Suspect images released as police offer $1 million reward over cold case murders
Queensland Police have released forensic artist impressions of two suspects in connection with a 24-year-old cold case double murder. A $1 million reward is being offered for information leading to a conviction.
Why it matters
The release of new visual evidence in a long-standing cold case highlights ongoing efforts to resolve historical violent crimes.
Police images of two men suspected over the alleged murders of Stewart Hogg and Frederick Hugh Rosson. ( Supplied: QPS )
Police have offered a $1 million reward for information about a 24-year-old cold case double murder.
Two men were allegedly murdered in separate shootings along the NSW–Queensland border region.
Images of two men recreated from witness accounts have been released.
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Forensic artist impressions of two people believed to be linked to the suspected murders of two men from the Queensland–New South Wales border region 24 years ago were released by Queensland Police on Wednesday.
In 2002, 45-year-old Iain Stewart Hogg from Tweed Heads and 67-year-old Frederick Hugh Rosson, also known as "Slim Johnson", went missing.
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