Police have released new CCTV footage in search for more suspects involved in the alleged kidnapping and murder of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian.
The 85-year-old grandfather was taken from his North Ryde home on February 13, in what is believed to be a case of mistaken identity.
His remains were found on a golf course at Pitt Town 11 days after he went missing.
Two men have since been charged with his murder.
On Wednesday police released new footage showing three people walking along a street near the safehouse in Dural, where the senior was tortured prior to his death.
The men were seen walking along Wildthorn Avenue, hours after Baghsarian was kidnapped.
Speaking to 702 ABC Radio Sydney NSW Police Commissioner Mal Lanyon described the crime as “a heinous offence”.
“There are two males before the court at the moment charged with murder and detain for advantage,” Commissioner Lanyon said.
“These are further males that we believe can assist with our inquiries and a motor vehicle that we also believe may be relevant to our inquiries as well.
Police also released images of a blue car believed to be involved in the kidnapping as it was spotted in Dural the day after the senior was taken from his home.
“We believe these males may be involved. It’s important we identify who they are and either rule them in or eliminate them from our inquiries,” Commissioner Lanyon said.
“The CCTV also indicates a blue coloured Hyundai sedan, which is missing a hub cap on the left-hand side.
“That vehicle was seen to go out to a house that we believe Mr Baghsarian was held captive during his ordeal.”
Images: NSW Police
