Chloe Jade Mason’s Caboolture murder: Images of two men released by police
Police have released images of two men who may be able to assist with investigations into the murder of a young woman in a suburban street in Caboolture.
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Police have released images of two men who may be able to assist with investigations into the murder of a young woman in a suburban street in Caboolture last Sunday.
Chloe Jade “CJ” Mason, 23, was allegedly chased by two men and shot dead on Railway Parade shortly after midnight on December 22.
Police provided CPR and first aid but she was declared dead at the scene.
The two men remain on the run.
Detectives from Caboolture Criminal Investigation Branch released images of two men on Saturday afternoon as they continue to appeal for further information.
It comes less than a day after CCTV from the street was also released by police.
Several gunshots can be heard followed by police sirens. A male voice can be heard to say what sounds like “come back here”.
Detectives believe it was not a random attack and the parties involved were known to each other.
Anyone who travelled along Railway Parade between 11.40pm on Saturday, December 21 to 12.15am on Sunday, December 22 is urged to contact police.
CJ did not reside at any of the nearby properties and police are inquiring why she was in the area at the time.
A GoFundMe for CJ’s funeral expenses has now raised over $10,000.
No weapons have been located, investigations are ongoing and no charges have been laid.
Originally published as Chloe Jade Mason’s Caboolture murder: Images of two men released by police
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