Trio charged over Gympie woodchipper death to face Brisbane Supreme Court today
Sharon Graham, 60, Peter John Koenig, 64, and Gregory Lee Roser, 62, are each charged with murder and attempting to pervert justice after Bruce Saunders’ body went through an industrial woodchipper on November 12, 2017 on a Goomboorian property.
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The three people accused of causing the woodchipper death of a Sunshine Coast man in the Gympie region three years ago are expected to face the Brisbane Supreme Court today.
Sharon Graham, 60, Peter John Koenig, 64, and Gregory Lee Roser, 62, are each charged with murder and attempting to pervert justice after Bruce Saunders’ body went through an industrial woodchipper on November 12, 2017 on a Goomboorian property.
The matter is listed for mention.
Mr Koenig and Mr Roser faced a committal hearing in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court in late 2019, while Ms Graham waived her right to a prior examination of prosecution evidence.
More to come.
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Originally published as Trio charged over Gympie woodchipper death to face Brisbane Supreme Court today
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