Man charged over death of long-time Woodridge resident Tony Cue
A man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a 65-year-old resident found dead in his Queensland unit. The victim, Tony Cue, had lived in the Woodridge complex south of Brisbane for over three decades and was well-regarded by neighbours.
Tony Cue was discovered unresponsive in his North Road unit in Woodridge at about 7.15am on Tuesday morning with an obvious injury. A 32-year-old man was arrested in nearby Beenleigh that evening and charged with murder, appearing in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Wednesday. Police gathered forensic evidence throughout the day but have not disclosed whether a weapon was involved.
- Man charged with murder after 65-year-old found dead in Queensland unit
- Victim was a 30-year resident and well-liked in the community
- Arrest and murder charge made within hours of discovery
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Tony Cue was a long-established resident of Woodridge, a residential area south of Brisbane, where he had lived for more than three decades. He was well-regarded by his neighbours.
He was discovered unresponsive in his North Road unit on Tuesday morning with an apparent injury. His death led to a police investigation into circumstances being treated as a serious criminal matter.
For context, Cue was not a recent arrival to the area but had lived in the Woodridge community for many years. This means his death affected numerous residents who had known him over a long period.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Man charged with murder after horror discovery of a body found inside a Queensland unit”.