Emergency hunt for spouse of deceased woman in Sydney.

The search for a missing husband has taken a crucial turn as authorities turn to CCTV footage for clues. The husband, Jai-Bao 'Rex' Chen, continues to be missing after his wife, Zhuojun 'Sally' Li, was found dead in bushland in Sydney's Botany suburb last week. Li's body was discovered on December 9th, a month after she was reported missing. The urgency to locate Chen has led to the resumption of a police search today.

The NSW homicide squad has honed in on a vehicle caught on CCTV along Foreshore Road in Botany. Investigators believe this car may have been used to transport Li's remains to the site where she was found. Surprisingly, the car is not registered to either Li or Chen, leading authorities to consider the involvement of a third party. "We have to keep an open mind," said Homicide Squad boss Danny Doherty, "and when we do that, we look at the possibility of a third party." This possibility is being explored not only in Li's suspected murder, but also in Chen's disappearance.

The focus of the investigation today lies heavily on this car as authorities work tirelessly to locate Chen. Images of the vehicle, a Toyota Avensis, have been released in hopes of gathering information on its movements and whereabouts. Both Li and Chen have not been seen alive since November, adding to the complexity of the case. Doherty expressed grave concerns for Chen's safety and wellbeing, stating that they are unsure if he is alive or dead. "It's a question mark on whether he's a person of interest or a victim, we still don't know," Doherty shared.

The couple was known to reside in Greenacre, near Bankstown in Sydney's south-west. Despite thorough investigations, there have been no reports of domestic violence between the couple or any links to organised crime. As the search for Chen continues, authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward and contact Crime Stoppers. Chen is described as being of Asian appearance, 165cm to 170cm tall with a slim build, black hair, and brown eyes. The search for answers and closure in this case continues with the hope that Chen will be found safe and sound.

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