Police seek information on white car, Shandee Blackburn murder

QPS Media on Feb 21, 2014 @ 9:07am

UntitledPolice are continuing the appeal for public assistance regarding the murder of Shandee Renee Blackburn, 23 who died in Mackay in the early hours of Saturday February 9 2013.

Police from Mackay Criminal Investigation Branch with assistance from the Homicide Investigation Unit and State Crime Command are continuing a major investigation in relation to the murder of Ms Blackburn. The investigation, codenamed Operation Lima Zimzala continues to operate from the Investigation Centre at the Mackay Police Station.

Police are appealing for assistance from members of the public to identify the white vehicle pictured above as police believe the occupant/s of the vehicle may be able to assist the investigation.

Police acknowledge the invaluable assistance that has been provided by members of the public to date, but continue to appeal for any information from the public.

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