Second man charged after body found under concrete slab at Brisbane transport depot
New charges have been laid in the investigation into the alleged murder of Andrew Walsh, whose body was found beneath a slab of concrete at a Brisbane transport depot this month.
A 39-year-old man from Thagoona, west of Brisbane, is alleged to have helped move Mr Walsh's body after he was killed and has been charged with accessory after murder and interfering with a corpse.
The man was refused bail and appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court today. He is due to front court again on May 9.
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Andrew Walsh, 35, was found dead at the Brisbane transport depot. QPS
The man is the second to be charged in relation to Mr Walsh's alleged murder.
A 27-year-old man alleged to have murdered Mr Walsh was intercepted at Sydney Airport by Australian Federal Police and has been extradited to Queensland.
Lachlan Griffiths, also believed to be connected to the transport depot, remains missing.
It's believed Mr Griffiths and Mr Walsh, 35, were not known to each other, but had both visited the Coopers Plains transport depot before they disappeared.
Two people have been charged in relation to the alleged murder of Andrew Walsh. Nine
"The taskforce was established to merge two separate homicide investigations, which we now know to be linked," Acting Inspector Chris Knight from Queensland Police said.
"Certainly they had common connections."
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Mr Walsh's body was found beneath a slab of concrete at a Brisbane transport depot. Nine
Both men has resided in the South Brisbane and Logan districts.
The transport depot remains under investigation, with police urging anyone with information regarding the two men to come forward.
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