A bizarre meet-up between the occupants of two vehicles was captured on CCTV around the time a grandmother was fatally gunned down inside her new home.
Homicide detectives have released new footage depicting a white SUV and a blue sedan parked behind one another in a cul-de-sac in Sydney’s south-west on the night of April 14 as their quest for answers continues.
That same night, 65-year-old Kim Duncan was killed in a drive-by shooting at her home on Dickens Road in Ambarvale at about 11pm.
Four weeks on, no arrests or charges have yet been laid over her death.
New footage released by police on Sunday showed two men exiting the SUV and walking across to the male driver of the sedan.
The men then had a brief conversation before the two cars drove off.
The exchange unfolded near Ms Duncan’s home around the time of the shooting, police said.
Emergency services were called to the home shortly after three gunmen shot a flurry of bullets at her house.
Police are searching for three motorists seen near the home of Kim Duncan (pictured) around the time she was fatally shot in Ambarvale, southwest Sydney
Ms Duncan suffered a gunshot wound to her leg and died in a pool of blood on her living room floor.
Three men (pictured) were seen talking near Ms Duncan’s home on Dickens Road
The grandmother had just moved into the home eight weeks prior.
A 34-year old man and a 21-year-old woman also at home home at the time of the shooting but were unharmed.
Police arrested Ms Duncan’s son, 34-year-old James Shaine Dowd in Ambavale two days later.
He was taken to Campbelltown Police Station on unrelated matters.
Officers also arrested another male, aged 32.
Both men assisted police with their inquiries and were released without charge.
Daily Mail Australia does not suggest either of the men were involved in the shooting.
Police have released descriptions of the three men alongside the CCTV footage.
Police arrested Ms Duncan’s son, James Shaine Dowd (pictured together) and another male shortly after the shooting. Both were released without charge and neither is accused of being involved in the shooting
The first male is described as Caucasian, about 180cm tall, thin build and aged in his 30s.
The second male is described as Middle Eastern, about 185cm tall, athletic build and aged in his 30s.
The third male is described as Pacific Islander, about 180cm tall, large build and aged in his 20s.
Strike Force Apslawn investigations into the homicide continue.
Anyone with information about the men or the vehicles, including dashcam or CCTV, is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
Police want to speak to the occupants of a blue sedan (captured on CCTV) and white SUV
