A ship has been seized as Queensland police examine the disappearance of an Indooroopilly man believed to have been murdered.
Lachlan Griffiths, 35, was final seen a Brisbane's Meriton Lodge on Herschel Road on January 16 and reported lacking by his mom 10 days later.
Police consider he travelled with unknown folks in a automotive to a transport depot at Musgrave Highway, Coopers Plains.
"We'll be alleging that he was with different folks on the time however we have now nothing previous that time," Detective Inspector David Jackman stated.
Mr Griffiths has not made contact with anybody which police say is out of character.
Police carried out against the law scene warrant on the Coopers Plains tackle at the moment.
A automotive and a ship have been seized through the search.
Police stated the transport hub is the one location they've recognized, and the investigation will take time as a result of advanced nature of the crime scene.
"We are literally treating this as a murder investigation as a result of because the size of time goes on, we're now post-four weeks since he was final seen alive, we maintain considerations," Inspector Jackman stated yesterday.
Mr Griffiths is described as Caucasian, with truthful pores and skin, sandy hair and hazel eyes.
Anyone with data concerning his disappearance is urged to contact police.