Barry Guise 's heartbreaking plea over son's suspected murder
The father of suspected murder victim Jason Guise last spoke to his fun-loving son when he called to wish his dad a happy birthday.
Now Barry Guise is asking for help to find out why his son's body came to be found in a Brisbane sewage tank last month.
Mr Guise says Jason, 45, seemed happy when he wished his dad happy birthday on April 20, the day before the father-of-three went missing.
Barry Guise, father of Jason Guise, appeals for information about his son's suspicious death during a press conference in Brisbane today. AAP
Jason Guise was found dead in a Brisbane sewerage tank last month. Supplied
"He sounded great, he sounded happy. He was supposed to call later but I never heard from him again," Mr Guise said.
Jason Guise was reported missing on May 4, having last been seen in Wynnum about 7pm on April 21 when he visited a food truck.
His body was discovered on May 8 but police are no closer to finding out what happened.
The sewage tank has had a "significant" impact on any potential forensic evidence, police say.
Mr Guise says no parent should have to suffer the loss of a child under those circumstances.
Mr Guise pictured at a Wynnum service station shortly before his death. Supplied
"Jason was no angel," said Mr Guise, who travelled up from NSW to make his plea for public help.
But he was a fun bloke who is sorely missed, Mr Guise said.
"If he did anything wrong he would always wear it and as a family we all miss him. Please help us find out what happened.
"He loved life, enjoyed the outdoors and loved fishing. He met Steve Irwin once."
His death is the subject of a joint investigation by Bayside CIB and the Homicide Investigation Unit.
Police admit it has been a challenging investigation and also urged anyone with information to come forward.
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