Major Breakthrough in Cold Case Murder

DNA discovery leads to new investigation into 1987 murder of Queensland taxi driver

A $500,000 reward has been announced in a bid to solve the 1987 cold case murder of Queensland taxi driver Bryan Hodgkinson after new DNA was found by police.The father-of-three's body was found on Goodwood Road in Goodwood, about 32 kilometres south of Bundaberg, at 7.30am on September 10, 1987.Police said the 48-year-old taxi driver was found with trauma to his head and throat as well as stab wounds to his abdomen and chest.READ MORE: Third …

Bryan went to work his night shift. The father-of-three was never seen alive again

A $500,000 reward is now being offered to anyone who can help crack the chilling murder mystery.

Unsolved taxi murder: reward raised to $500,000 after fresh DNA found

Nearly 38 years later, the search for Bryan Hodgkinson's killer is revived with a $500k reward. Police urge those who may have information to come forward.

Major breakthrough in cold case murder

Detectives are hoping a massive $500,000 reward will prompt someone to finally come forward with the information needed to solve the cold case murder of Bundaberg taxi driver Bryan Hodgkinson.

$500,000 reward for information into 1987 murder of Bryan Hodgkinson - Bundaberg Today

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Half-million dollar reward offered in 1987 murder case - Australian Seniors News

Detectives from the Queensland Police Crime and Intelligence Command are hoping a State Government reward increase to $500,000 will bring in new information to assist police investigations into the murder of Bryan Hodgkinson in September 1987. Mr Hodgkinson (pictured), then aged 48, resided with his wife and three children in Bundaberg, where he had lived his entire life and was a well-regarded member of the community. Mr Hodgkinson was an owner…