Cold case police say dead boyfriend of missing mum was the killer
Tina Greer was last seen on January 18, 2012.(Supplied: Queensland Police Service)
''Key points:
Tina Greer was last seen at a Beechmont Road home in the Gold Coast hinterland around 2pm on Wednesday, January 18, 2012, intending to travel west to Clumber to see her boyfriend, Les Sharman, a patched Finks bikie gang member.
"We will be naming Les Sharman as our person of interest and we believe he has murdered Tina," Detective Inspector Damien Hansen said.
"We received some credible information which has brought us to this property.
"We believe that Sharman has been assisted by persons in disposal of Tina's body and the disposal of evidence that is linked to the murder."
The ABC understands the property being searched by police belonged to an ex-Lone Wolf bikie gang member at the time of Tina Greer's disappearance.''
"The case has been ongoing for the past eight years, gaining momentum in January, 2020, when detectives posted a $250,000 reward for information to track down those responsible for Ms Greer's disappearance.
While Mr Sharman has been named as the person of interest, he died in a car crash in 2018.
Police, however, believe Mr Sharman did not act alone and are trying to track down any information about the identities of anyone who allegedly helped him.''
Tina Greer was last seen on January 18, 2012.(Supplied: Queensland Police Service)
''Key points:
- Tina Greer was last seen at a Beechmont Road home in the Scenic Rim on January 18, 2012
- Police have named her boyfriend Les Sharman has the person of interest
- Detectives raided a property at Bonogin, where they believe Ms Greer's remains are located
Tina Greer was last seen at a Beechmont Road home in the Gold Coast hinterland around 2pm on Wednesday, January 18, 2012, intending to travel west to Clumber to see her boyfriend, Les Sharman, a patched Finks bikie gang member.
"We will be naming Les Sharman as our person of interest and we believe he has murdered Tina," Detective Inspector Damien Hansen said.
"We received some credible information which has brought us to this property.
"We believe that Sharman has been assisted by persons in disposal of Tina's body and the disposal of evidence that is linked to the murder."
The ABC understands the property being searched by police belonged to an ex-Lone Wolf bikie gang member at the time of Tina Greer's disappearance.''
"The case has been ongoing for the past eight years, gaining momentum in January, 2020, when detectives posted a $250,000 reward for information to track down those responsible for Ms Greer's disappearance.
While Mr Sharman has been named as the person of interest, he died in a car crash in 2018.
Police, however, believe Mr Sharman did not act alone and are trying to track down any information about the identities of anyone who allegedly helped him.''