34-year-old Anuisha Bone identified as victim in Central Queensland shooting

Police – Accident – Death – Obituary News : Body Found on Roadside in Central Queensland Identified as 34-Year-Old Anuisha Bone

The victim of a tragic shooting incident, whose lifeless body was discovered on the roadside in Central Queensland, has been identified as 34-year-old Anuisha Bone. The shocking discovery was made along Yeppoon Rd at Norman Gardens, Rockhampton, at approximately 4 am on Friday.

According to reports, Mr. Bone was found with a gunshot wound to the neck and was pronounced dead at the scene. Queensland Police have been diligently investigating the case and have now identified a vehicle of interest, which they are currently attempting to trace back to its owner.

The vehicle in question, a green Hyundai Getz, had been searched by officers after being parked on Farm St, Norman Gardens, on October 20. Detective Superintendent Darrin Shadlow of the Queensland Police revealed, “The vehicle is a Rockhampton vehicle, we do know that. The time frame we’re looking at is from Thursday the 16th of November to later on the 17th, the Friday, after the incident. We know the vehicle was in the vicinity of where the incident occurred. We also know the vehicle has gone through other areas, including Berserker, Rockhampton City, and Port Curtis the day prior, and the day of the incident.”

Superintendent Shadlow also stated that he does not believe this incident is connected to the theft of three rifles from a rural property in Milman, which occurred on Wednesday, approximately 37km north of Rockhampton. He emphasized that the initial investigations suggest the attack was targeted, reassuring the public by stating, “It’s early investigations at this stage but I do not believe there’s any cause for alarm for members of the public.”

Eyewitnesses have reported hearing multiple shots before observing vehicles fleeing the scene at high speed. Friends and family of Mr. Bone have taken to social media to express their grief and pay tribute to him. Heartfelt messages flooded Facebook, with one friend writing, “Rest in peace brother,” while another mournfully added, “RIP brother. Too many of you boys falling, breaks a heart.” The outpouring of love and support continued, with one message stating, “I’m truly shocked and heartbroken. Rest in peace, you superstar! I’ll never forget you or stop loving you!” Numerous other messages echoed similar sentiments.

As part of the ongoing police investigation, authorities are working diligently to ascertain whether Mr. Bone was killed at the location where his body was discovered or if he was dumped there. The search for answers continues, and anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the green Hyundai Getz is urged to contact PoliceLink or Crime Stoppers either via phone on 1800 333 000 or online.

Norman Gardens, a suburb of Rockhampton, is situated approximately 636km northwest of Brisbane. This devastating incident has shocked the local community, and law enforcement agencies are determined to bring those responsible to justice..