WA police seek man over double murder

Police are searching for a man wanted in connection with the discovery of two badly
charred bodies in a burnt-out car in Perth's southern suburbs on Saturday.
Major crime squad and Midland detectives said on Sunday they wanted to interview
Brett Nicholas Richard Kuzimski, 35, nicknamed Turtle, who was believed to have been
with both the victims before their bodies were found.
Firefighters found the bodies in a 1993 green Landcruiser, registration 9FL 872,
burning in bushland about 200m off Tonkin Highway in Wattle Grove at about 5am (WST)
on Saturday.
One body was in the front passenger seat area, the other laying in the rear footwell
of the vehicle.
The bodies were burned almost beyond recognition and police are treating it as a
double-murder.
Police said they believed Mr Kuzimski was with the deceased - who have not been
identified - on Friday night and in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Mr Kuzimski was last seen on Saturday morning boarding a train at the Kenwick train
station at 0704 (WST) and getting off at Oats St station at 0742.
He was wearing a black baseball hat, black pants, a red/maroon coloured T-shirt,
black Adidas track suit top with white stripes and black running shoes with white
stripes.
He is described as 168cm tall with short-cropped balding hair and of medium build.
Police are appealing to Mr Kuzimski to contact them immediately and for any
witnesses to come forward or contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.