US EditionSydney banker on grooming charges found dead south of Brisbane
QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA, JUL 17 – Christopher James McCann was charged with using the internet to procure underage girls for sex and found dead in a non-suspicious incident, police said a coroner's report will follow.
- Queensland Police confirmed the former executive’s death is not being treated as suspicious after he was found dead in Springbrook National Park on Wednesday afternoon.
- The Sydney-based McCann was extradited to Queensland on July 10 after being arrested by NSW Police, and Magistrate Louise Shephard said he faced a `terribly serious offence` involving underage girls.
- Authorities had intercepted his phone and executed a search warrant on his home seizing electronics, as police confirmed in court documents.
- Authorities announced a coroner’s report would follow; Queensland police said the death was non-suspicious and a report will be prepared for the coroner.
- His case is scheduled for mention in court on August 4.
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Sydney banker on grooming charges found dead south of Brisbane
A Sydney-based banker who was charged with grooming underage girls for sex has been found dead on the Gold Coast hinterland, two days after he was released from a Brisbane cell on bail.
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