Alex Ioane death: Computerised image of person of interest

Police have intensified the search to identify those responsible of the death of a teenager at a 16th birthday party in May, releasing a computerised image of a person of interest.

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Police have intensified the search to identify those responsible for the death of a teenager at a 16th birthday party in May, releasing a computer-generated image of a person of interest.

Alex Ioane, 18, was allegedly fly-kicked in the head, stomped on and beaten with baseball bats while unconscious at an out-of-control house party in Ingleburn about 9.30pm on May 24.

Police believe there could be up to seven people involved in his death.

Alex Ioane, 18, was bashed to death during a fight at a house party in Ingleburn.

Strike Force Faischi, consisting of detectives from Campbelltown Police Area Command, have released a computer-generated image of a man they wish to speak to.

Strike Force Faischi has released a computer-generated image of a person of interest in the Alex Ioane murder in Ingleburn on May 24.

The image is of a muscular Pacific Islander man, aged between 18 and 20, who is believed to have been at the birthday party wearing dark clothing.

He is between 175cm to 185cm tall.

One of the males arrested at an Eagle Vale house in the days following the fatal bashing.

The two men have been charged with murder and are before the courts.

Two males, Tafuna Taumalolo, 18, and an unnamed 17-year-old were arrested from an Eagle Vale property in the days following the incident and charged with murder.

Mr Ioane was standing outside the out-of-control party at an Airbnb property on Chester Rd about 9.30pm when he was allegedly karate kicked to the back of the head by Taumalolo.

The Chester Rd, Ingleburn house where the deadly incident took place. Picture: Richard Dobson

Police allege Taumalolo then stomped on the unconscious Mr Ioane. Emergency services were called but the teenager died at the scene.

Mr Ioane’s girlfriend of two years Lyn Lavea said in the days following the bashing: “I’ve never met a guy with a bigger heart than Alex.

“His love towards his family and friends and myself will never go unnoticed. Alex Ioane is the strongest man I know. He is my soldier and I will carry that man within my heart until my casket drops.”

Police are intensifying their search for those involved in the murder of Alex Ioane.

Campbelltown PAC detective sergeant Graeme Napier said the at-large perpetrators should be concerned.

“We want the community to know that no stone will be left unturned in this investigation,” he said.

Police are also appealing to speak to witnesses who have not yet spoken to police or were driving in the area around the time of the fatal bashing and may have dashcam footage.

If you have information, contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.