Australian police seeking man after body found stuffed in barrel

Police say they're looking for Zlato Sikorsky, a 34-year-old man with distinctive neck tattoos who is linked to a property in Buccan, Brisbane that officers visited on Wednesday in relation to a missing person's report.

When police arrived at the property, an unnamed person drove off in a black pickup truck that was later found abandoned in a caravan park in Staplyton, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Brisbane.

A search of the car revealed a decomposing body stuffed inside a barrel that had been loaded onto the tray.



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Police would not confirm that they went to the Buccan property in relation to the disappearance of 16-year-old Larissa Beilby, who has been missing since June 15.

However, they did confirm that Sikorsky was associated with Beilby.

'We know they're associated, however we don't know the exact relationship,' Detective Acting Inspector Scott Furlong said Thursday morning.

Police say Sikorsky is believed to be traveling in a silver Holden Commodore.



The public have been warned not to approach Sikorsky, if they see him.

'At this stage we believe he may present a risk to the public,' Detective Acting Superindent Mark White told reporters at Logan on Wednesday night. 'We have information that he has access to firearms.'

Police haven't revealed the identity of the body found in the barrel. 'We need to undertake a forensic examination of the body first to confirm the identity,' a police statement said.

Beilby was reported missing from the suburb of Sandgate on June 15. She last spoke to friends on June 18, nine days before police turned up at the Buccan property.

Police say Sikorsky is believed to be traveling in a silver Holden Commodore. However, they did confirm that Sikorsky was associated with Beilby. 'At this stage we believe he may present a risk to the public,' Detective Acting Superindent Mark White told reporters at Logan on Wednesday night. 'We have information that he has access to firearms.' Police say Sikorsky is believed to be traveling in a silver Holden Commodore. Police haven't revealed the identity of the body found in the barrel. 'We need to undertake a forensic examination of the body first to confirm the identity,' a police statement said. Beilby was reported missing from the suburb of Sandgate on June 15. She last spoke to friends on June 18, nine days before police turned up at the Buccan property. 'We know they're associated, however we don't know the exact relationship,' Detective Acting Inspector Scott Furlong said Thursday morning. Beilby was reported missing from the suburb of Sandgate on June 15. She last spoke to friends on June 18, nine days before police turned up at the Buccan property. A search of the car revealed a decomposing body stuffed inside a barrel that had been loaded onto the tray. Police would not confirm that they went to the Buccan property in relation to the disappearance of 16-year-old Larissa Beilby, who has been missing since June 15. Police say Sikorsky is believed to be traveling in a silver Holden Commodore. However, they did confirm that Sikorsky was associated with Beilby. The public have been warned not to approach Sikorsky, if they see him. Beilby was reported missing from the suburb of Sandgate on June 15. She last spoke to friends on June 18, nine days before police turned up at the Buccan property. The public have been warned not to approach Sikorsky, if they see him. A search of the car revealed a decomposing body stuffed inside a barrel that had been loaded onto the tray. When police arrived at the property, an unnamed person drove off in a black pickup truck that was later found abandoned in a caravan park in Staplyton, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Brisbane. Police say they're looking for Zlato Sikorsky, a 34-year-old man with distinctive neck tattoos who is linked to a property in Buccan, Brisbane that officers visited on Wednesday in relation to a missing person's report. 'We know they're associated, however we don't know the exact relationship,' Detective Acting Inspector Scott Furlong said Thursday morning. When police arrived at the property, an unnamed person drove off in a black pickup truck that was later found abandoned in a caravan park in Staplyton, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Brisbane. 'We know they're associated, however we don't know the exact relationship,' Detective Acting Inspector Scott Furlong said Thursday morning. Beilby was reported missing from the suburb of Sandgate on June 15. She last spoke to friends on June 18, nine days before police turned up at the Buccan property. 'We know they're associated, however we don't know the exact relationship,' Detective Acting Inspector Scott Furlong said Thursday morning. Police say Sikorsky is believed to be traveling in a silver Holden Commodore. A search of the car revealed a decomposing body stuffed inside a barrel that had been loaded onto the tray. 'At this stage we believe he may present a risk to the public,' Detective Acting Superindent Mark White told reporters at Logan on Wednesday night. 'We have information that he has access to firearms.'

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