Sydney Couple Believed to Be Victims of Targeted Double Murder

New South Wales police suspect a Sydney couple was killed in a targeted double murder before their bodies were dumped in bushland. Zhuojun “Sally” Li, 33, was found wrapped in plastic on December 9 at Sir Joseph Banks Park, Botany. On Tuesday, detectives discovered a second body, believed to be her husband, Jai-Bao “Rex” Chen, 33, nearby. Det Supt Danny Doherty stated the couple were likely murdered at their Greenacre residence in late November due to financial debts. Police believe at least two offenders, who later fled overseas, are responsible. Chen’s phone was found in Queensland and ex

New South Wales police suspect a Sydney couple was killed in a targeted double murder before their bodies were dumped in bushland. Zhuojun “Sally” Li, 33, was found wrapped in plastic on December 9 at Sir Joseph Banks Park, Botany. On Tuesday, detectives discovered a second body, believed to be her husband, Jai-Bao “Rex” Chen, 33, nearby. Det Supt Danny Doherty stated the couple were likely murdered at their Greenacre residence in late November due to financial debts. Police believe at least two offenders, who later fled overseas, are responsible. Chen’s phone was found in Queensland and examined for forensic evidence. Strike Force Zygon has been established to investigate the case in cooperation with authorities in China and Taiwan. Police continue to appeal for information about a silver Toyota Avensis seen on Foreshore Road, Botany, on November 30.