Human remains found after three charged with murder of Malaysian national

Human stays believed to be these of "Jacky" Chong Kai Wong have been discovered on a rural property north-west of Bathurst in New South Wales.

A police process power investigating a suspected drug syndicate in 2021 found the then-24-year-old Malaysian nationwide had disappeared.

Three males, aged 33, 22 and 28, have been charged along with his homicide and stay earlier than the courts.

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Three males have been charged over the alleged "brutal" homicide of a Malaysian Nationwide within the New South Wales Central West in 2020.(NSW Police)

Mr Wong is believed to have died between December 25, 2020 and January 8, 2021.

Police alleged he was concerned in organised crime on the time of his loss of life.

Investigators started a search of a rural property at Killongbutta final Tuesday.

At about 3.30pm yesterday, they discovered human stays, which is able to endure forensic examination and DNA testing.

The stays haven't been formally recognized, however police imagine they're these of Mr Wong.

A report can be ready for the coroner.