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Mystery bones at Kybong

Gympie Detective Sergeant Rob Lowry displaying clothes found at the scene in 2020.
Gabriel Laidler-Burns

A Kybong cold case emerges once again surrounding the human remains found by the Bruce Highway as Police use genetic […]

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