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Police investigating the suspicious death of a 51-year-old woman at Bribie Island are trying to track the movements of a vehicle by asking for footage from the public.
“Janet was not only a devoted mother and friend to many, but also a strong devoted pillar of the community,” she said.On Monday, Detective Inspector Ben Fadian said detectives were seeking CCTV or dashcam footage of a white 2000 Isuzu NKR 200 truck with the registration 170 ZBA. The vehicle was then suspected to be parked at Aldi on Goodwin Drive, Bongaree, about 5.10pm to about 9.50pm before it was driven to the bridge from Bribie Island to the mainland. It was then suspected to be at Beachmere between 10pm and 11pm.Fadian said the vehicle was now in possession of the police.
Fadian said the owner of the vehicle, a 47-year-old man, had spoken to officers but police would not confirm whether he was a suspect or in custody.
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