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New CCTV images released over kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian

Richard Wood
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Police today released new CCTV footage over the kidnapping and murder of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian.

Baghsarian, 85, who disappeared from his North Ryde home on February 13, was the victim of a mistaken-identity abduction, police say.

Human remains confirmed as being Baghsarian were found 11 days later near a golf club in Pitt Town in north-western Sydney.

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Police wish to speak with these men as they investigate the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian. NSW Police

Chris Baghsarian was allegedly kidnapped and murdered. NSW Police

Daniel Stevens, 24, and Gerard Andrews, 29, were arrested and charged over their alleged roles in the murder and kidnapping. They remain before the courts.

Police today released CCTV of an additional three men who may be able to help with inquiries.

The men are captured on CCTV walking towards the kidnapper's stronghold on Wildthorn Avenue in Dural on the night of the kidnapping.

The next day (Saturday February 14), a blue Hyundai Sedan is seen arriving and then leaving the same property just after 12pm.

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The two men, Gerard Anthony Andrews, 29, (right) and Daniel Stevens, 24, (left) appeared via video link in a Sydney court.

Daniel Stevens, 24 (left), and Gerard Andrews, 29 (right), were arrested and charged over their alleged roles in the murder and kidnapping. Supplied

Sydney police are seeking to speak with the driver of this Hyundai Sedan as they investigate the alleged kidnapping and murder of Chris Baghsarian. NSW Police

The car is missing a hubcap on its left side.

Anyone with information about the identity of the men captured in the CCTV or the driver of the blue car is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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