Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate a 54-year-old man reported missing from Fitzgibbon since last Friday, August 11.
Brett Orme was last at an Odense Street address in the evening, before leaving in a white Nissan Navara with the Queensland registration 354WAN.
He made contact with family on Sunday, August 13, but has not been seen or heard from since.
Brett is described as Caucasian, approximately 180 centimetres tall, with short brown hair and blue eyes. He is believed to be wearing a high visibility trade polo shirt.
The Nissan Navara has a side decal advertising a shed installation business.
Police and family are concerned for Brett’s wellbeing due to the length of time he has been out of contact.
Police are appealing to Brett or anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward.
Update: Suspicious disappearance investigation, Fitzgibbon
Detectives from the Carseldine Criminal Investigation Branch, assisted by Homicide detectives, have established Operation Victor Falmouth, investigating the suspicious disappearance of a 54-year-old Fitzgibbon man reported missing earlier this month.
Brett Orme (pictured) was last seen at an Odense Street, Fitzgibbon address on August 11 before leaving in a white 2012 Nissan Navara with Queensland registration 354WAN.
He contacted family on Sunday, August 13, and investigations have revealed that he was at Iron Bark Gully, Samford, at 12:40pm on that same day but has not been seen or heard from since.
The white Nissan Navara was located by police last Friday, August 19, at the Tinchi Tamba wetlands, Bald Hills, and the vehicle has since been seized by investigators.
Detectives are appealing for anyone who may have seen Brett or the white Nissan Navara with Queensland registration 354WAN between August 11 and August 19 in the Greater Brisbane area to come forward.
Brett is described as Caucasian, approximately 180 centimetres tall, with short brown hair and blue eyes. He is believed to be wearing a high-visibility trade polo shirt.
Investigations are ongoing.