According to the Daily Mail, a butcher in Kunzhou was killed after he was caught in a logging machine. Now, two men have been arrested for the matter.
Last November, 54-year-old Bruce Saunders was believed to have been thrown into an industrial logging machine at a residential house near Gympie in eastern Queensland.
At 06:30 on Tuesday morning, 61-year-old Peter Loenig and 58-year-old Greg Roser were arrested for Saunders's death. Police believe the case may be related to a love triangle.
Two arrested men are being held on Sunshine Coast and are being interrogated by police.
It is reported that the police will bring charges against the two men.
At the time of the murder, Saunders was believed to be working with two arrested men at a house in Tanana Road. The three men were trying to help a woman who had recently become a widow. When the police returned to the house for investigation, they found fragments of human remains.
In addition, police also found clothing and mobile phone fragments. Police believe the phone was also thrown into the logging machine with the victim.
The death was supposed to be an accident. But after new details emerged, the police opened an investigation into the murder.
Saunders runs a family butcher's shop in Bundaberg, north of Gympie, and moved to Nambour. in 2016.
Saunders's friends and family feel sorry about it. They say Saunders has always been helpful.