By Paula Ahillon For Daily Mail Australia and Alana Mazzoni For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 02:23 BST, 22 April 2019 | Updated: 02:23 BST, 22 April 2019
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The top cop in the Toyah Cordingley murder investigation admits he will probably be retired before the case is solved.
Queensland Police Commissioner Ian Stewart says he fears the killer of 24-year-old dog walker won't be caught before he retires in July.
Indian nurse Rajwinder Singh was reported in the media as a person of interest, and it's believed he left Australia for India the day after Ms Cordingley was killed on Wangetti Beach in October last year.
'When we have people ... who leave the state and in this case, potentially even leave the country, obviously it involves the Australian Federal Police and the countries where these people go to,' Stewart told the Courier Mail.
Stewart confirmed police are working closely with the Australian Federal Police on the 'intense investigation'.
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