Two Men, Two Murders, 24 Years Later | Adelaide News

Queensland Police have released artist impressions of two men they believe are tied to the 2002 murders of Iain Stewart Hogg and Frederick Hugh Rosson — both disappeared along the Queensland-New South Wales border over 20 years ago. Hogg vanished after failing to show up for work, with his car spotted near the Tweed River and witnesses hearing a loud bang; Rosson was shot dead days later while allegedly selling a handgun. Police are offering a $1 million reward for any info leading to conviction, urging the public to recognize the images or recall even small details — detectives insist it’s never too late to help solve these long-standing cold cases.

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