Police urge Wynnum, Mt Gravatt residents to check yards for items

Police are appealing to residents in east and southeast Brisbane to search their yards for items after a man died in suspicious circumstances last week.

Police are asking Wynnum and Mount Gravatt residents to check their yards and rubbish bins for several items after Paul Morrow was found dead in his home on Wednesday.

The 45-year-old was found dead with significant head injuries on January six, and a 24-year-old was charged with murder yesterday.

Paul Morrow is the Wynnum murder victim. Picture: Facebook

He will appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court tomorrow.

Officers are asking members of the public in Mount Gravatt and to check their yards for five items, and if located to contact police.

The items include a pair of black ‘Nike’ running shoes with white soles, a pair of earphones with a white cord, a green and white Woolworths cooler bag, a dark coloured baseball hat and a pair of sunglasses with dark lenses and light frames.

Police are asking Wynnum and Mt Gravatt locals to look for a pair of shoes on their property.

Detectives have requested residents check their properties, especially if they live in Ronald Street, West Ave, Stradbroke Ave, French Street, Bellew Street and Cameron Parade in Wynnum

Additionally, residents of the Mount Gravatt area including Creek Road, Logan Road, Gowrie Street, Gosford Street, Tenby Street are asked to also check their properties.

Police are asking Wynnum and Mt Gravatt locals to look for a Woolworths cooler bag on their property.